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Game Stock – consommé de gibier

Game stock from 3 kg neck, breast, and shoulder of game browned in fat and cooked 3 hours with 5 liters of water, carrot, leek, celery, onion, and spices. Clarified with browned, pounded game meat and egg white, simmered 1–2 hours, and strained. Erken, Stor kokebok 1914, pages 34–35.

Source: Henriette Schønberg Erken, Stor kokebok, 1914-utg. s. 34 (falt i det fri)

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About the dish

The game stock is built on the cheaper parts of the animal — the neck, breast, and shoulder of roe deer, hare, and other game. Erken gives a separate clarifying method in which browned game meat and bones are pounded in a mortar with egg white, so the stock is both clarified and gets a stronger flavor.

How to make it

  1. 1

    Brown the meat

    Brown the game meat in fat and half-cook it.

  2. 2

    Bring to a boil

    Pour on the water. When it boils and is well skimmed, add the cleaned vegetables and the spices.

  3. 3

    Cook the stock

    Let the stock cook slowly for about 3 hours.

  4. 4

    Clarifying

    Clarify the stock in the usual way, or better: brown bones and meat of game in the oven, pound it in a mortar, and mix in 1 egg white per 4 liters of stock.

  5. 5

    Whisk in and simmer

    Stir the mixture into the cold game stock while whisking constantly, until the stock comes to a boil. Then let it gently simmer over quite low heat for 1–2 hours.

  6. 6

    Strain off

    Remove all the fat and strain the stock through a fine sieve.

Changes from the original

Measures modernized (grams, liters). "Fat" is kept as cooking fat; lard or butter can be used. The clarifying is described in a separate step with modern wording.

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1914 (proofread, p. 34) → 1949 (proofread, p. 45)~35% of the text changedremovedadded
Kraft av vilt. (Consommé de gibier.) 3 kg. vildt vilt 100 gr. gulerøtter 5 l. vand vann 1 purre 1 selleri 1 løk 25 gr. salt 1 bundt bunt persille 2 pepperkorn 1 ganske litet lite laurbærblad. Hals, bryst og bog av dyrekjøt, dyrekjøtt, hare o. s. v. benyttes. Brun kjøttet i fett og halvstek det; paaheld vandet, påhell vannet, og naar når det koker og er skummet, haves has de rensede grønsaker grønnsaker og krydderier i. Kok ca. 3 timer. Kraften kan klares paa på vanlig maate, måte, eller man kan klare den med ben og kjøt kjøtt av vildt, vilt som brunes i ovnen, derefter støtes i morter, tilsat tilsatt 1 eggehvite til 4 liter kraft. Naar Når dette er godt støtt, haves has det i den kolde vildtkraft, viltskraft, som stadig vispes i, til den staar står i koken; smaatrækker småtrekker over ganske svak varme 1–2 time. Alt fett fjernes, og kraften siles.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cuts of meat are used for the game stock?
Neck, breast, and shoulder of venison, hare, and similar game — 3 kg in all to 5 liters of water.
How long should the stock cook?
The meat is browned and half-cooked first, then the stock cooks about 3 hours with vegetables and spices. If it is to be clarified, it simmers a further 1–2 hours over low heat.
How do you clarify the stock?
Either in the usual way, or with bones and meat of game that are browned in the oven, pounded in a mortar, and mixed with 1 egg white per 4 liters of stock. This is stirred into the cold stock while whisking constantly until it boils. Finally, all the fat is removed and the stock is strained.
Which spices and vegetables are included?
100 g carrots, 1 leek, 1 celery root, 1 onion, 1 bunch of parsley, 2 peppercorns, a quite small bay leaf, and 25 g salt.

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