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      Title: BIGOS - HUNTER'S STEW
 Categories: Stews, Polish
      Yield: 1 servings
 
 
        3 lb sauerkraut
        2 lb ham  -- with bone,ribs or
  :          ri
        2    bay leaves
        1 oz dried mushrooms  -- chopped
       20    black peppercorns
       10    allspice berries
      1/2 ts salt
       11 c  beef broth  -- bouillon or
  :          water
        2 lb cabbage  -- chopped like
  :          sauerkr
        2 TB butter or margarine
        1 lb Polish sausage links  -- cut
  :          into 1/2-inch cu
        1 lb Polish white sausage with
  :          garlic  -- cut into 1/2-inch
  :          cu
        1 lb bacon  -- cut into 1/2-inch
  :          cu
  
  Translation by Micaela "Stayka" Pantke - any mistakes
  are therefore mine. This recipe was taken from POLISH
  COOKING - Marianna Olszewska Heberle A harmonious
  blend of flavors known as the Polish national dish.
  Rinse sauerkraut with cold water; drain well.  In a
  large stockpot, combine sauerkraut, ham or pork, bay
  leaves, mushrooms, peppercorns, allspice and salt.
  Add 6 cups broth, bouillon or water.  Cook, uncovered,
  15 minutes over medium heat.  Cover and simmer over
  low heat 45 minutes.  Remove meat. Let meat cool.
  Place cabbage in a large saucepan.  Add remaining 5
  cups broth, bouillon or water.  Bring to boil.  Cook,
  uncovered, over medium heat, 1 hour or until cabbage
  is tender.  Add to sauerkraut mixture. Bone cooked
  meat.  Cut cooked meat into 1/2-inch cubes.  Melt
  butter or margarine in a large skillet.  Add cooked
  meat, smoked sausage and white sausage.  Saute over
  medium heat 10 minutes or until browned. Add to
  sauerkraut mixture.  In same skillet, saute bacon over
  medium heat until crisp.  Drain bacon on paper towels.
  Add to sauerkraut mixture. Cover; cook over low heat 1
  hour or longer.  Remove and discard bay leaves. Serve
  hot.  Makes 12 to 14 servings. Use only meat with
  large bones, so bones can be removed easily.  The
  secret of old-time Bigos is that it gets better as
  it's reheated on successive days, peaking at the 6th
  or 7th day. In between, store covered in the
  refrigerator.
  
  Recipe By     : POLISH COOKING - Marianna Olszewska
  Heberle
 
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