Introduction
I really, really wanted, needed, was longing for eating bahur and I walked all the grocery stores in Valencia and finally found something made of pork large intestines stuffed with meat. However, it was far far far far far far ... thousand times far ... far away away away away from bahur, nothing in commen and not really good compared to bahur. It was not even good enough for sandwiches. It is called sobrasada artesana and contains large intestine, pork meat, hot pepper and some stabilizers ... which makes it good enough for a musaka. Then for a muska you need potatoes, however, I was too lazy to carry a bag of potatoes that day and instead I bought a package of root vegetables and together with leftovers from the last bag of potatoes it was enough for a musaka ... so let start with
Materials
The bahur-not-like thing ... usually you need mince
Root vegetables ... usually you need only the carrots
Potatoes ... usually you need much more
Tomatoe puree ... it is in the original Bulgarian ... or it's not, maybe originally people use tomatoes ... whatever
Salt
Pepper
Oregano ... it is not in the original recipe
Savory ... I am not sure, I think it's used for the Bulgarian musaka
Yogurt
Eggs
Flour (optional some people uset, others do not)
Bakers soda (optional)
Vegetable and or olive oil
Procedure
1. Cut the root vegetables
2. Heat some oil and fry the vegetables on a light fire, heat or whatever you use
3. Cut the meat-source, add it to the vegetables, mix and let everything fry together
4. Peel and cut the potatoes
5. Add the potatoes to the meat and the vegetables and mix
4. Add the spices and the tomatoe puree and mix
5. Add water enough to cover everything
6. Cook till the potatoes are soft enough
7. In the meantime mix yogurt, eggs, salt, red pepper, flour and bakers soda.
8. When the potatoes are soft enough pour the meat-vegetables-potatoes mixture into a bakers pan
9. Spread the yougurt-eggs mixture on top of the meat-vegetables-potatoes mixture.
10. Bake for 10-15 minutes in the oven or till the eggs white becomes solid ... well don't expect to see anything what you see when you fry eggs ...
Results
Discussion
I will eat it tomorrow because while making it I ate more than enough sandwiches, chocolate etc etc ... of course I tried it and it tastes promising ...
Bon Appétit!
References
for musaka and for a modified one I don't need literature sources anymore