
Svíčková na Smetaně (Czech Beef Sirloin in Cream Sauce)
Czechia's most beloved Sunday dish — braised beef sirloin in a silky root vegetable cream sauce, served with bread dumplings, cranberries and whipped cream.
Svíčková, gulaş, koláče - ekmek köfteleri ve Pilsner ile doyurucu Bohem yemekleri.
Çek mutfağı, Avusturya-Macaristan mutfakları ve Bohemya kırsal geleneği tarafından şekillendirilen, Orta Avrupa'nın rahat yemek pişirme tarzıdır ve knedlík - haşlanmış ekmek veya patatesli börek, dilimlenmiş ve sos ıslatmak için servis edilir - temel öğesidir. Kanonik ulusal yemek vepřo knedlo zelo'dur: ekmek köfteleri ve kızarmış lahana turşusu ile domuz rostosu, svíčková na smetaně - kızılcık ve bir dilim limon ile kremalı kök-sebze sosunda sığır filetosu - Çek aşçılarının değerlendirildiği festival kriteridir.
Soslar ve çorbalar mutfağı taşır: yemekler geleneksel olarak polevka (sarımsak çorbası česnečka, patates çorbası bramboračka, işkembe çorbası dršťková) ile açılır ve ana yemekler unla koyulaştırılmış, yavaş kaynatılmış omáčky - dereotu sosu (koprovka), domates, mantar etrafında yapılır. Macaristan'dan ödünç alınan ve daha kalın ve daha yumuşak hale getirilen Guláš, ev yemeği kadar bar yemeğidir; her zaman köfte ve çiğ soğandan oluşur, ideal olarak Pilsner tarzı biranın yanında - Çekler kişi başına dünyadaki tüm uluslardan daha fazla bira içerler.
Pişirme, kimliğin daha tatlı yarısıdır: üzerine tvaroh çiftçi peyniri, haşhaş tohumu veya erik povidla eklenmiş kolache (koláče); ovocné knedlíky, erimiş tereyağı, tvaroh ve şekerle süslenmiş meyve dolgulu köfteler, yasal olarak ana yemek olarak hizmet ediyor; ve Noel vánočka örgülü ekmek. Ev aşçıları temel baharat üçlüsü olarak kimyon, mercanköşk ve sarımsağı saklıyor ve Pazar öğle yemeği (çorba, kızartma, köfte, bira) haftanın temel yemeği olmaya devam ediyor.
Knedlíky (köfte)
Somun gibi dilimlenmiş haşlanmış ekmek veya patates köfteleri - sosun ıslatılması gereken kısmı ve meyvelerle doldurulmuş tatlı bir ana yemek.
Omáčky (soslar)
Kremalı unla koyulaştırılmış soslar - svíčková'nın kök-sebze kreması, dereotu koprovka, domates - Çek ana yemeklerinin nasıl yapıldığını tanımlar.
Domuz eti ve lahana turşusu kızartma
Vepřo knedlo zelo, köfte ve kızarmış zelí ile domuz kızartması, Bohemya'nın ortak ulusal tabağıdır.
Çorbalar (polévky)
Sarımsaklı česnečka, patatesli bramboračka ve ciğer köfteli dana suyu geleneksel olarak her Çek öğle yemeğinin başında yer alır.
Bira kültürü
1842'de Plzeň'de icat edilen Pilsner birası yemeğin bir parçası olarak kabul edilir; Kişi başına tüketimde Çekler dünya lideri.
Tatlı pişirme
Tvaroh ve haşhaş tohumlu kolache, erik reçelli buchty ve örgülü vánočka, Bohem hamur işi geleneğini taşıyor.
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Çek mutfağı, doyurucu et ve hamur tatlısı tabaklarıyla tanınır: lahana turşulu domuz rostosu (vepřo knedlo zelo), kremalı sebze soslu svíčková sığır eti ve ekmek köfteli gulaş. Açık öğünlerde sarımsaklı česnečka gibi çorbalar, kolache hamur işleri ve meyveli köfteler tatlı tarafı kaplıyor ve Plzeň'de icat edilen Pilsner birası sofranın ayrılmaz bir parçası olarak kabul ediliyor.
Domuz eti, lahana ve birada örtüşüyorlar, ancak Çek mutfağı sos merkezli, Alman yemekleri yanlı kızartmalara yöneliyor. Haşlanmış, dilimlenmiş ekmek hamur tatlısı olan Çek knedlík, Alman patatesi Klöße'den farklıdır ve svíčková'nın kök-sebze sosu gibi kremalı omáčky'nin doğrudan Alman karşılığı yoktur. Çek gulaşı Macar gulaşından daha kalın ve daha yumuşaktır ve tatlı meyve dolgulu köfteler asıl ana yemek olarak hizmet eder.
Svíčková na smetaně, havuç, kereviz, maydanoz kökü ve soğandan oluşan bir taban üzerinde yağda kızartılmış ve kavrulmuş sığır filetosudur ve daha sonra krema ile püre haline getirilerek kadifemsi, hafif tatlı bir sos haline getirilir. Ekmek köftesi, kızılcık kompostosu, limon dilimi ve krem şanti ile servis edilir. Bu, Çek mutfağının şenlikli standardıdır; aile tariflerinin ve restoranların değerlendirildiği yemektir.
Hayır - Çek yemekleri Avrupa'nın en yumuşak yiyecekleri arasındadır. Baharat, kimyon, mercanköşk, sarımsak, tatlı kırmızı biber ve defne yaprağına dayanır ve ısı yerine domuz yağı, tereyağı ve kremadan zengindir. Anavatanı Macar olan gulaş bile Çek versiyonunda yumuşak ve kalın hale getiriliyor. Keskinlik, haşlanmış sığır eti ile servis edilen lahana turşusu, turşu, hardal ve rendelenmiş yaban turpundan gelir.
Çek gulaşı en bağışlayıcı giriştir: sığır eti parçasını bol soğan, tatlı kırmızı biber, kimyon ve mercanköşk ile kalınlaşana kadar kızartın ve mağazadan satın alınan veya ev yapımı ekmek köfteleri ile servis yapın. Bramboráky - sarımsaklı, mercanköşk çivili patates krepleri - otuz dakika sürer ve yalnızca kiler malzemelerine ihtiyaç duyar. Rahat olduğunuzda, tüm mutfağın kilidini açacak beceri olan houskové knedlíky'yi (ekmek köfteleri) deneyin.