This recipe provides instructions for making a Bulgarian sour lamb soup that serves 4-5 people. It involves browning lamb cubes in oil with onion before adding flour, paprika, stock, herbs, rice, beaten eggs, and vinegar or lemon juice. The soup simmers for 30-40 minutes before removing tied herbs and seasoning. It is garnished with melted butter and paprika and served with bread. The note warns against reheating the soup as the eggs could scramble.
This recipe provides instructions for making a Bulgarian sour lamb soup that serves 4-5 people. It involves browning lamb cubes in oil with onion before adding flour, paprika, stock, herbs, rice, beaten eggs, and vinegar or lemon juice. The soup simmers for 30-40 minutes before removing tied herbs and seasoning. It is garnished with melted butter and paprika and served with bread. The note warns against reheating the soup as the eggs could scramble.
This recipe provides instructions for making a Bulgarian sour lamb soup that serves 4-5 people. It involves browning lamb cubes in oil with onion before adding flour, paprika, stock, herbs, rice, beaten eggs, and vinegar or lemon juice. The soup simmers for 30-40 minutes before removing tied herbs and seasoning. It is garnished with melted butter and paprika and served with bread. The note warns against reheating the soup as the eggs could scramble.
450 g/ 1 lb lean lamb, trimmed and cubed 1 onion, diced 30 ml /2 tbsp plain flour 15 ml /1 tbsp paprika 1 litre /1+3/4 pints/ 4 cups hot lamn stock 3 parsley sprigs 4 spring onion 4 dill sprigs 25 g/1 oz/scant 1/4 cup long grain rice 2 eggs,beaten 30-45 ml/2-3 tbsp or more vinegar or lemon juice salt and freshly ground black pepper
crusty bread to serve
For THE GARNISH:
25g/1 oz/ 2 tbsp butter, melted
5 ml /1 tsp paprika a little parsley or lovage and dill
in a large pan heat the oil and then
brown the meat.
Add the onion and cook until it has
softened.
Sprinkle in the flour the paprika.
Stir well, add the stock and cook
for 10 minutes.
Tie the parsley, spring onions and dill
together with string and add to the pan with the rice and a little salt and pepper.
Bring to the boil then simmer for about
30-40 min,or until the lamb is tender.
Remove the pan from the heat then add
the beaten eggs, stirring continuously.
Add the vinegar or lemon juice.
Remove and discard the tied herbs and season to taste.