Edesia’s classicBean soup with smoked pork
A sour bean soup with smoked meat, the kind that warms a cold evening.
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Chop 1 onion finely and mix it into the pork and rice.
Put a kapia pepper in the filling.
I have put 1 kapia pepper, finely chopped, into the filling at this step, and added it to the step’s list.
Prepare, step 2 of 7Chop 1 onion and 1 kapia pepper finely and mix them into the pork and rice.
The oven runs hot. Bake them a bit lower.
Set to 170 °C for the sarmale, with 10 minutes more. I changed the oven step.
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How long until the sarmale are done?
About 2 hours and 14 minutes. I will call you at 19:15 to rest them.
Cât mai durează sarmalele?
Cam 2 ore și 14 minute. Te strig la 19:15 să le lași la odihnit.
Mennyi idő még a töltött káposzta?
Még nagyjából 2 óra 14 perc. 19:15-kor szólok, hogy pihentesd.
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Something warm for 4 tonight, ready in under two hours.
Three warm dishes for four: a sour bean soup, the cabbage bake from Cluj, or something new if you want a change.
Edesia’s classicA sour bean soup with smoked meat, the kind that warms a cold evening.
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Edesia’s classicLayers of cabbage, rice and pork, baked until the top browns.
Open the recipeUses the leeks you have; the oven does most of the work.
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