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Homemade forshmak

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Number of servings: 4Cooking time: 25 minDifficulty: EasyMeal: Snack

Homemade forshmak is a simple and very popular cold appetizer made from herring, eggs, onions and butter. Thanks to the combination of these ingredients, the dish has a delicate texture and a rich salty-creamy taste.

This appetizer is often prepared in the home kitchen, as it is quick to prepare and is perfect for both a festive table and an everyday snack. Forshmak goes well with fresh rye bread or crispy toast.

Homemade forshmak can be prepared in a few minutes by grinding all the ingredients to a uniform consistency. It is the simplicity and rich taste that have made this dish popular for many years.


Variations

In various recipes, an apple, boiled potatoes or a little lemon juice are added to the forshmak. White bread soaked in milk is also sometimes added.


Secrets of tenderness and taste

To make the minced meat tender, it is better to grind the ingredients in a blender or pass them through a meat grinder. This will help to get a creamy consistency.


Tips on ingredients

It is best to use lightly salted herring. The butter should be soft so that it mixes easily with other ingredients.


Small culinary nuances

Before serving, it is advisable to cool the minced meat in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes - this way the taste will become more harmonious.

Ingredients

Lightly Salted Herring Fillet

300 g

Kvochka Homemade Chicken Eggs C0 10pcs

2 pcs

Onion

1 pc

Galychyna Extra Sweet Cream Butter 82.5% 180g

50 g

Mria Black Ground Pepper

to taste

Preparation steps

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Preparing the ingredients — peel the eggs and onions. ⏱ 5 min. Guideline: the ingredients are ready to be chopped.

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Chopping — chop the herring fillet, eggs and onions in a blender or meat grinder. ⏱ 10 min. Guideline: the mass has become homogeneous.

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Adding butter — add soft butter and black pepper, mix well. ⏱ 5 min. Guideline: the consistency has become tender and creamy.

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Tip: Serve homemade forshmak on slices of rye bread or toast, garnished with herbs.