Potato Stew with Meat
Pork belly is a delicacy that, when prepared correctly, can transform an ordinary meal into a true culinary feast. To begin, wash the piece of pork belly well under a stream of cold water, ensuring that you remove any impurities. Then, place the pork belly in a large pot with cold water and let it boil over medium heat for about 20 minutes. This initial step not only helps to tenderize the meat but also removes excess fat.
After 20 minutes, change the water for fresh water and put the pork belly back to boil. During this time, prepare the vegetables: peel the onion and chop it finely, while the carrots can be sliced into rounds or cubes, according to your preference. These vegetables will add extra flavor and consistency to the dish.
Once the pork belly is well boiled and tender, add the onion, carrots, and pickled peppers to the pot. The pickled peppers bring a note of sweetness and a unique taste, perfectly complementing the meat's aroma. After adding the vegetables, it's time to give the dish a splash of personality through seasoning. Sprinkle a little freshly ground pepper and a pinch of curry, which will add an exotic flavor and intensify the aromas.
Let everything boil together, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking to the bottom of the pot. The carrots will need some time to become soft, so be patient. Once the carrots are cooked, remove the pot from the heat and prepare to finish the dish. Beat the eggs in a separate bowl until they become homogeneous, then add them to the pot, stirring vigorously to incorporate them into the delicious sauce.
Finally, don't forget to add the sour cream, which will add creaminess and a rich taste. Mix well to achieve a uniform consistency. For an extra touch of freshness, add finely chopped herbs, such as parsley or dill, which will provide not only an attractive appearance but also a fresh aroma.
Serve this dish hot, alongside a side of mashed potatoes or fresh bread, and enjoy a meal full of flavor and warmth!
Ingredients: 4-5 pieces of smoked ribs (I used smoked spare ribs) 2-3 onions 2 carrots pickled peppers from the jar the secret of taste pepper a little curry 4 larger potatoes 2 eggs parsley thyme basil sour cream
Tags: eggs onion greenery sour cream