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Mosxhari Me Spanaki Avgolemono (veal And Spinac

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Meats, Eggs Greek Greek, Main dish, Meats 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 lb Veal
Salt & pepper to taste
3/4 c Butter
2 Med. onions, chopped
Water as needed
3 lb Fresh spinach
2 Eggs
2 Lemons, juice only

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut the meat into cubes, wash, and drain well.  Add salt & pepper.
Brown the butter in a lge. pot, add meat and brown lightly; add  onions
and cook until they soften but do not brown. Add 1 to 2 c.  water,
cover pot; simmer for 1 hr.  While meat is cooking, wash  spinach well,
and tear each leaf into 2 or 3 pcs. Boil water in  another pot, add
salt; add spinach, cook just long enough to scald (5  min.), then
remove with slotted spoon and drain.  Remove meat from its pot; add
spinach and salt & pepper to the sauce;  return meat to it, and add a
little more water if necessary. Cook for  45 min. to 1 hr. longer, or
until all the liquid has been absorbed  and only the butter remains.
Remove from the heat.  Prepare the avbgolemono sauce.  Beat the eggs,
andd lemon juice,  beating it in well.  Add some of the hot luquid from
the pot to the  sauce, beating constantly. Pour back into the pot and
shake it gently  to distribute and thicken the sauce.  Serve hot.d
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