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Herring With Apple-roe Puree

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Jewish 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

4 Salt herrings, with soft
roe soaked in water for
hours
2 Green apples, pelled and
cored
2 Onions, quartered
4 T Ground almonds
2 T Oil
2 Pickles, sliced

INSTRUCTIONS

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Source:Jewish Cooking  Salted, pickled, and cured herring are availble
in bulk at Jewish  delisand can also be found in jar at supermarket.
They make a  delicious appetizer, served with Jewish rye or black
bread. Here is a  classic Polish recipe for salt herrings  Drain the
herring and rinse then again in fresh water. Remove the roe  from the
fish and reserve. Cut the herrings into 1/2 inch slices. Put  the
apples, onions,and almond into the blend and grind until smooth.  Add
the roe and the oil,and grind again. Have ready 4 small dishes.  Spresd
the pureed roe mixture evenly on esch dish and arrange the  sliced
herring on the top. Serve with pickes and black bread..  Posted to
JEWISH-FOOD digest V97 #306 by NLImp@aol.com (Iara Lewin) on

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