Mushroom Sauce with White Wine
A silky Central European mushroom sauce with white wine, zapraška roux, and sour cream — works equally well with fresh or dried mushrooms.
Attic Recipes — Vintage Recipes & Traditional Cooking
A silky Central European mushroom sauce with white wine, zapraška roux, and sour cream — works equally well with fresh or dried mushrooms.
Whole partridge stuffed with black rice and liver, wrapped in bacon, then slow-roasted inside a hollowed cabbage head for deep, earthy flavor.
Young pigeons marinated for two days, larded with bacon, spit-roasted over a sardine-onion pan sauce, and finished with sour cream and lemon.
A sharp, emulsified cold sauce of mustard, white wine, capers, gherkin, and olive oil — a bold accompaniment to boiled fish, cold roasts, and aspic.
Rabbit thighs and back slow-fried in lard with caramelized onion — a simple, deeply flavourful Central European stovetop roast.
Slow-braised rabbit larded with bacon, finished in olive oil, white wine, lemon, garlic, and abundant parsley — a bold Dalmatian coast classic.
Tender veal steaks rolled sarma-style around a kale, tomato, and egg filling, pan-fried golden, then finished in a lemon-sour cream sauce.
Veal ears filled with minced veal, ham and egg, tied and braised for 3 hours in a rich onion-cream sauce — a forgotten Central European delicacy.
Tender veal tripe slow-braised with root vegetables, finished with sour cream and cognac for a rich, warming Central European classic.