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Berlin Pea Stew with Ham Hock | Hearty Traditional Classic

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120 min

Masterpiece

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Deftig, traditionell und wunderbar wärmend: Der Berliner Erbseneintopf mit zartem Eisbein ist ein echter Klassiker der deutschen Küche. Saftiges Eisbein wird langsam im würzigen Gemüsesud mit Lorbeer, Piment und Wacholder weich gekocht, bevor das Fleisch ausgelöst und mit Erbsen, festkochenden Kartoffeln, Wurzelgemüse und feinem Majoran zu einem herzhaften Eintopf vereint wird. Mit einem Klecks Senf serviert – pure Berliner Hausmannskost.

Ingredients

Price per portion:€ 15.82
Main ingredients
Spices & stock
Garnish & side dish
You probably have at home

Preparation method

Preparation & cooking the meat

1

Rinse the ham hock thoroughly under cold water and pat dry. Peel and halve the onion. In a large, heavy soup pot, place the ham hock together with the halved onion, bay leaves, crushed juniper berries, and allspice berries. Pour in the vegetable broth and approx. 500 ml of water so that the meat is largely covered.

2

Bring everything to a boil once and skim off any rising foam with a slotted spoon. Reduce the heat, cover with a lid, and let the ham hock simmer gently over low to medium heat for about 80 to 90 minutes, until the meat is wonderfully tender and easily pulls away from the bone.

Preparing vegetables & cooking the stew

3

Meanwhile, peel the potatoes, carrots, and celeriac and cut them into bite-sized cubes of approx. 1.5 cm. Wash the leek thoroughly, trim, and cut into thin rings. Wash the parsley, shake dry, and chop finely.

Chef's tip

Stew tastes even better the next day: If you let the pea stew rest in the refrigerator overnight, the flavours of the meat and marjoram blend together especially harmoniously.

Traditional tip: If you are using cured ham hock, be especially careful when salting the stew, as the meat already releases a lot of seasoning into the broth.

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