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Medister with Creamed Pointed Cabbage
Medister sausage with creamed pointed cabbage is a reinterpretation of the classic medister sausage with creamed white cabbage, which many people love.
Author:
Mona
Course:
Dinner
Cuisine:
Danish
Keyword:
Baby Food, Danish food, Denmark, Dinner, Family Food, Grandma'S Food, Medister Sausage, Pork
Prep Time:
10
minutes
minutes
Cook Time:
20
minutes
minutes
Metric
-
US Customary
Equipment
Kitchen Scale
Deciliter Measure
Meat Needle
Sauté Pan
Hob
Chef'S Knife
Cutting Board
Sieve
Whisk
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Ingredients
600
gram
Medister Sausage
buy a good one, preferably from the butcher
30
gram
Butter
Stewed scallions
1
pcs.
Pointed Cabbage
30
gram
Butter
30
gram
Wheat Flour
300
gram
Milk
or half milk and half cooking water from the cabbage
100
gram
Whipping Cream
Nutmeg
grated
Spices
salt and pepper
Instructions
Medister:
Prick the medister sausage with a meat needle and place it in a deep pan, preferably a sauté pan.
Pour water into the pan so it just covers the sausage, and bring the water to a boil.
Cook the sausage for 10 minutes and then remove it.
Heat the pan and add the butter when it's hot.
Fry the medister sausage until it's brown and has a suitable crust.
Creamed Pointed Cabbage:
Slice the cabbage into strips and cook them for 2 minutes in salted water.
Pour the cabbage into a sieve and let it drain - save the cooking water!
Melt the butter in a pot and add the flour
Whisk the butter and flour together with a hand whisk until the butter has absorbed the flour.
Gradually add milk and/or cooking water from the cabbage until the sauce reaches the right consistency.
Add the cream and season with salt, pepper, and grated nutmeg.
Serve the medister sausage and creamed pointed cabbage with pickled beets and optionally boiled potatoes as a side dish.
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Notes
Creamed pointed cabbage is also good as a side dish for meatballs and breaded pork patties.