Subj : Metric
To   : BJ�RN FELTEN
From : JIM WELLER
Date : Wed Jul 06 2022 22:08:00

-=> Quoting Bj�rn Felten to Dave Drum <=-

BF> Is there anyone here from the 96% metric world?

I'm in Canada and we generally put both numbers on our food labels.
The older generation prefers the imperial system they grew up with
while the younger one is comfortable with metric. We started
converting over in 1970.

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     Title: Lithuanian Cooked Lamb with Onion Sauce
Categories: Lithuanian, Lamb, Ribs Onions, Sauces
     Yield: 4 Servings

     1 kg (2 lbs) lamb shoulder or
          Ribs
          Aromatic vegetables, 1 each,
          Carrot, onion, parsnip
          Seasonings, bay leaves,
          Coriander, salt and pepper
          ONION SAUCE:
     1 tb Flour
     6    Onions, finely chopped
     2 tb Butter
     1 c  Meat or vegetable broth
     2 tb Sour cream
          Vinegar or lemon juice;
          Sugar
          Salt and pepper to taste

 Cover meat with cold water, add chopped aromatic vegetables and
 seasonings, cook on low heat until meat is tender, do not
 overcook.

 To make sauce fry onions in butter, add flour and fry until golden
 brown. Stir in 1 cup broth, vinegar or lemon juice, season to
 taste and simmer until sauce has thickened.

 Remove cooked meat from cooking liquid, cut into serving pieces,
 cover with hot onion sauce, serve with cooked potatoes, hot
 braised beets and dill pickles.

 Compiled by Birute Imbrasiene
 Translated by Giedre Ambrozaitiene
 Lithuanian National Cultural Center

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Cheers

Jim


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