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  • JELLIED BEEF TONGUE WITH GELATIN

    From MummyChunk@21:1/5 to All on Tue Apr 1 11:17:01 2025
    JELLIED BEEF TONGUE WITH GELATIN

    The most delicious, light, healthy, for the festive table!

    Jellied beef tongue with gelatin takes a long time to prepare, but it is quite simple.

    In addition, it will always be appropriate on any table - it is an excellent appetizer.

    You can make it in a common or portioned forms and decorate it as you like!

    Beef tongue
    1 kg

    Water
    5 L

    Carrot
    1 pcs.

    Onion
    1 pcs.

    Parsley root
    2 pcs.

    Salt
    to taste

    Bay leaf
    1 pcs


    Beef tongue
    200 gr

    Gelatin
    15 gr

    Meat broth
    600 ml

    9 Dill
    to taste

    • Berries
    1 table L


    See below for preparation instructions.


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  • From cheesetray@21:1/5 to All on Sun Apr 6 12:53:16 2025
    MummyChunk wrote:
    JELLIED BEEF TONGUE WITH GELATIN

    The most delicious, light, healthy, for the festive table!

    Jellied beef tongue with gelatin takes a long time to prepare, but it is quite simple.

    In addition, it will always be appropriate on any table - it is an excellent appetizer.

    You can make it in a common or portioned forms and decorate it as you like!

    Beef tongue
    1 kg

    Water
    5 L

    Carrot
    1 pcs.

    Onion
    1 pcs.

    Parsley root
    2 pcs.

    Salt
    to taste

    Bay leaf
    1 pcs


    Beef tongue
    200 gr

    Gelatin
    15 gr

    Meat broth
    600 ml

    9 Dill
    to taste

    • Berries
    1 table L


    See below for preparation instructions.



    my step-father (FATHER, who RAISED ME) he made me try it.

    mom made it once, when i was a tiny little girl, and i thought it was so disgusting, i almost barfed.

    she also made a ham once, for new year's eve, but that's another story, for another time. i was 6 years old.

    let's just put it this way. she never made one again.


    This is a response to the post seen at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=686655782#686655782

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  • From ItsJoanNotJoAnn@21:1/5 to cheesetray on Sun Apr 6 20:22:26 2025
    On Sun, 6 Apr 2025 16:53:16 +0000, cheesetray wrote:

    my step-father (FATHER, who RAISED ME) he made me try it.

    mom made it once, when i was a tiny little girl, and i thought it was so disgusting, i almost barfed.

    she also made a ham once, for new year's eve, but that's another story,
    for another time. i was 6 years old.

    let's just put it this way. she never made one again.


    Mom and stepdad are lousy cooks?

    P.S. It's quite acceptable to trim posts before replying.
    In fact, we'd appreciate it.

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