Ingredients
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meatloaf:
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1 kg Minced beef
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250 g Champignons
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4 tbsp Extra Virgin olive oil
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4 pcs Onion
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4 pcs Egg(s)
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1 tsp Salt
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1/2 tsp Grounded black pepper
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seasonings to taste:
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1/2 bundle Parsley leaveschopped
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1 tsp Dijon mustard
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1/4 tsp Thyme dried
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1/4 tsp Ground cumin
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1/2 tsp Chili flakes
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2 cloves Garlic
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filling:
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4 pcs Egg(s)
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2 pcs Pickled cucumber
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2 pcs Frankfurter
Directions
It’s time to get prepared for Easter! There is a very interesting and delicious dish of classic Viennese cuisine that’s just perfect for Easter. It’s called Stefaniebraten. It’s basically a meatloaf with stuffed with whole eggs, sausages, and pickles. It looks and tastes incredible, and make a beautiful adornment to your Easter table.
The meatloaf was named after Princess Stéphanie of Belgium, Crown Prince Rudolf’s wife, who was the only son of the imperial couple Franz Joseph I and Elisabeth of Bavaria (Sisi) so much beloved by Austrians.
I’m suggesting you make a dietetic variant of this loaf with beef and mushrooms instead of bread.
For a classic version, use the combination of 50/50 ground pork and beef, and take 100 g of bread soaked in milk instead of mushrooms and oil.
Choose the seasonings to your taste. The ingredient list has a few suggestions.
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Steps
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Boil the eggs for 10 min. Let chill, then peel. |
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees. |
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Coarsely chop the mushrooms and cook them in 2 tbsp of olive oil until golden brown. Transfer to a plate to chill. Process until coarsely chopped. |
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Peel the onion. Cut into several chunks and process until finely chopped. |
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In a large bowl, combine together the minced meat, mushrooms, onion, eggs, 1 tbsp of oil, salt, and other seasonings. The easiest way to combine them is with your hands. Divide into halves. |
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Bake at 180 degrees until the center of the loaf registers 74 degrees and the top is golden brown, about 45 min. If you don’t have a thermometer, test for doneness by sticking a fork or knife inside the loaf. Juice should come out clear. |