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The Boiled Beef<br />

Ingredients:<br />

3-lb. boneless bed.rump, brisket, chuck<br />

or bottom round, tied. (1 1/2 kg)<br />

3 lbs. chicken giblets, wings, necks. (1 1/2 kg)<br />

2 quarts water. (2 L)<br />

Salt to taste.<br />

3 tbs. butter. (45 mL)<br />

2 cups onions, quartered. (1/2 L)<br />

I parsnip, scraped and diced into<br />

1" pieces. (1)<br />

3 carrots (the same as above). (3)<br />

4 celery ribs, cut into 1-inch pieces. (4)<br />

1 leek, white only. (1)<br />

4 sprigs of parsley. (4)<br />

1 bay leaf (1)<br />

6 peppercorns. (6)<br />

4 whole allspice cloves. (4)<br />

The technique:<br />

Put the beef and chicken parts into an<br />

8-quart soup kettle. Add the salt. Add<br />

enough water to cover and bring it to the<br />

boil. Skim off the surface scum as it<br />

rises to the top.<br />

Heat the butter in a heavy 12-inch<br />

skillet. Add the chopped onion, parsnip,<br />

celery, carrots, leek, and parsley. 'Foss<br />

them over a high heat until they brown<br />

lightly. Put them into the soup kettle and<br />

return to the boil again. Skim the surface<br />

again.Add the bayleaf,peppercorns,and<br />

allspice. Cover partially, lower the heat,<br />

and simmer for about 2 hours.<br />

Remove the beef to a heated platter.<br />

Skim the stock and strain it through a<br />

washed piece of cheesecloth, squeezing<br />

the liquid from the vegetables before you<br />

discard them.<br />

Serve the stock as a first course. Then<br />

slice the beef by 1/2 inches and surround<br />

it with dumplings (see recipe at right).<br />

Serve with a green salad vinaigrette or<br />

lemon and oil.<br />

A Mozartian Birithdary Party<br />

for next January 27:<br />

Some birthday cards/invitations:<br />

Compose yourself: January 27 is Mozart's birthday!<br />

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Anna and Leopold' were happy to<br />

announce the birth of th e r seventh child,<br />

Wolfgang Amadeus, on jitiluary 27, 1756.<br />

The Dumplings<br />

Ingredients:<br />

5 medium-sized potatoes, boiled in<br />

theirjackets, cooled, peeled, and<br />

mashed fine. ( 5 )<br />

cup flour. (33g)<br />

1 tsp. salt. (5 mL)<br />

1/4 cup farina. (8 G)<br />

1 lightly beaten egg (1)<br />

2 tsp. milk. (10 mL)<br />

The technique:<br />

Boil 5 quarts of water. Mix the potatoes,<br />

flour, salt, farina, egg, and milk with a<br />

wooden spoon to form a paste. Flour your<br />

hands and make 1-inch balls.<br />

Drop the balls into the boiling water<br />

and lower heat to a gentle roll. Simmer<br />

the balls until they rise to the top. Lift<br />

them out with a slotted spoon and add to<br />

the beefplatter. Spoon a little of the beef<br />

juices over them. Drink a Blauburgunder<br />

from Austria (a hard-to-get red wine<br />

made from the Pinot Noir grape), or an<br />

Italian Chianti Classico, or a Californian<br />

Cabernet Sauvignon, or an Egri Bikaver<br />

(Bull's Blood) from Hungary.<br />

The Horseradish Sauce<br />

Ingredients:<br />

4 tbs. sweet butter. (60 mL)<br />

1/4 cup finely chopped onions. ( 60 mL)<br />

4 tbs. flour. (60 mL)<br />

2 cups beef broth. ( 1/2 L)<br />

4 tbs. grated fresh or prepared<br />

horseradish that has been squeezed<br />

dry. ( 60 mL)<br />

1/4 tsp. salt. (1 mL)<br />

Freshly ground black pepper.<br />

1 tbs. lemon juice. (15 mL)<br />

1 tsp. sugar: (5 mL)<br />

1/4 cup heavy cream. ( 60 mL)<br />

The technique: (Prepare while the beef<br />

is cooking and reheat gently when all is<br />

ready to serve. )<br />

Melt the butter in an 8-inch sauce pan.<br />

Add the onions and let them cook gently.<br />

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Stir them every minute for 3 minutes. Stir<br />

in the flour and continue cooking gently<br />

for 8 minutes. Let a light color appear.<br />

Add the broth, horseradish, salt, pepper,<br />

lemon juice, and sugar. "Whisk" it over<br />

a medium heat until it becomes thick<br />

and smooth.<br />

<strong>Low</strong>er the heat and gradually add the<br />

cream; simmer for about 2 minutes.<br />

Don't boil it! It's ready to be served<br />

beside the beef<br />

The Sachertorte<br />

Ingredients:<br />

(Makes a 9-inch round cake. )<br />

6 oz. semisweet chocolate, broken or<br />

chopped into small chunks. (225g)<br />

8 egg yolks. ( 8)<br />

8 tbs. melted sweet butter. (184 g)<br />

I tsp. vanilla extract. (5 mL)<br />

10 egg whites. (10)<br />

Pinch of salt.<br />

1 cup sifted all-purposeflour (227g)<br />

3/4 cup sugar. ( 200 mL)<br />

1/2 cup sieved apricotjam (put aside).<br />

(125 mL)<br />

The technique:<br />

Line two 9-by-1 1/2-inch round cake pans<br />

with circles of waxed paper. While you're<br />

doing that, heat the oven to 350 degrees F.<br />

Melt the chocolate chunks in the top of<br />

a double boiler. Put the egg yolks in a<br />

bowl and beat in the chocolate, melted<br />

butter and vanilla extract.<br />

Whisk the egg whites in another bowl,<br />

adding a pinch of salt, until they foam.<br />

Continue whisking, adding a tbs. ofsugar<br />

at a time,until the whites form stiffpeaks.<br />

Mix a third of the white peaks into<br />

the chocolate blend, and then put all<br />

the chocolate back over the whites,<br />

sprinkling the flour on top. Fold it all<br />

together using a rubber spatula until it is<br />

a consistent,smooth color. Don't overfold!<br />

Pour it all into the lined pans in even<br />

parts and bake in the middle of the<br />

oven until the batter becomes puffy and<br />

dry. If a toothpick comes out clean,<br />

they're done.<br />

White wine aperitif Riesling.<br />

(Overture to Cosi fan tulle, K.588)<br />

Beef broth Salzburg<br />

(Serenade number 7, K.250)<br />

Boiled beef and potato dumplings<br />

with horseradish sauce. Green salad.<br />

Blauburgunder or Beer.<br />

(Divertimento for string trio, K.563)<br />

Birthday Sachertorte Wolfgang.<br />

Riesling Auslesen. Tokay Aszu.<br />

( Eine kleine Nacht musik, K.525)<br />

Coffee. Cigar. Cognac.<br />

(Requiem, K.626)<br />

Take the pans from the oven, remove<br />

the layers and paper, and put them on<br />

a cooling rack.<br />

Glaze for the Sachertorte<br />

Ingredients:<br />

3 oz. unsweetened chocolate in chunks.<br />

(112 g)<br />

1 cup heavy cream. (250 mL)<br />

1 cup sugar. (250 mL)<br />

I tsp. corn syrup. ( 5 mL)<br />

1 egg. (1)<br />

1 tsp. vanilla extract. (5 mL)<br />

The technique:<br />

Put the chocolate, cream, sugar, corn<br />

syrup, and vanilla in a small saucepan.<br />

Heat.it slowly so it melts together as you<br />

stir it slowly. Cook 5 minutes more over<br />

a medium heat without stirring. It's done<br />

when you can drop a little into a glass of<br />

cold water and it forms a soft ball. Then<br />

beat the egg lightly in a small bowl,<br />

stirring in 3 tbs. of the chocolate mix.<br />

Put this into the warm chocolate mix<br />

and stir/cook over a low heat until it all<br />

thickens to coat a spoon heavily. Let<br />

cool to room temperature.<br />

Spread a layer of cake with the apricot<br />

jam, and place the other on top. Put the<br />

rack onto a cookie sheet and pour the<br />

glaze over the cake. Do it evenly, smoothing<br />

with a metal spatula. Let stand until<br />

all the dripping stops. itansfer the<br />

glazed cake to a plate and refrigerate<br />

about 3 hours to harden the glaze. Leave<br />

it out about a half an hour before you<br />

serve it.<br />

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