INGREDIENTS
This is what you need for 3 quarts = 6 servings:
- 1 small beef tongue
- tamarindo soup mix
- vegetables of your choice
- S&P, spices of your choice
Tamarind is the bean-like fruit from the Central American tamarindo tree. It can be prepared from scratch, but the beans are quite pricey in the US and it's a chore to prepare it.
Tamarind is available as a puree concentrate, as an apple-dip paste and as an Indonesian instant-soup package. My favorite is the candy-apple paste. It keeps forever and is easy to measure to taste.
processed tamarind:
Pic1: pureeSee also: Tamarindo beef tongue soup #1
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After the beef tongue has been cooked, the tamarind flavor persists inside the meat, but you are also left with a delicious tamarindo beef soup. If you used the entire package, you might have to dilute it some to reduce acidity.
This is what you need for 3 quarts = 6 servings:
Pic5: load that pot
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This was pretty much a tongue boiled 'au naturel' without any significant amount of vegetables. I served this with boiled white rice and Provencal sauce.
This is what you need for 2 servings:
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Pic9-11: tamarindo beef tongue, rice, provencal sauce