Legendary Bigos, which is worth tasting for all those who want to understand the Polish spirit
Legendary Bigos, which is worth tasting for all those who want to understand the Polish spirit
| white cabbage 0.5 kg |
| sauerkraut 0.5 kg |
| boiled beef 200 g |
| beef broth 1 tbsp. |
| lard 30 g |
| hunting sausages 300 g |
| onions 1 pc |
| pickles (small) 4 pcs. |
| prunes (seedless) 10 pieces |
| red dry wine 100 g |
| bay leaf 2 pcs |
| ground paprika 2 tbsp. |
| butter 40 g |
| wheat flour 1 tbsp. |
| TO TASTE: |
| sugar |
| salt |
| black pepper |
Step 1
Fry the chopped onion in the lard until transparent.
Step 2
Add the chopped sausages, paprika and fry, stirring for a couple of minutes.
Step 3
Then add the shredded beef and chopped fresh cabbage. Stir.
Step 4
Then add thinly sliced pickles and chopped sauerkraut, pour sugar, pour in wine, put bay leaf and stew without a lid for 10 minutes.
Step 5
Meanwhile, in another pan, fry the flour in butter until golden, pour in the broth and cook for 1 minute, stirring all the time.
Step 6
Then add to the bigos. Salt, pepper, add prune halves, mix, cover the bigos with a lid, reduce the temperature and stew for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Step 7
Bigos, like Ukrainian borscht, is most delicious on the third day. If you have the patience to wait that long, during the next two days after cooking, bring the bigos to a boil, stir well, cool and put away in the refrigerator. But if not - you can eat bigos right away.