Книга · Pan Tadeusz
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Автор: Adam Mickiewicz
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However, even without these sauces, bigos is no ordinary dish,
for it is artistically composed of good vegetables. The
foundation of it is sliced, sour cabbage, which, as the saying
is, goes into the mouth of itself; this, enclosed in a kettle,
covers with its moist bosom the best parts of selected meat, and
is parboiled, until the fire extracts from it all the living
juices, and until the fluid boils over the edge of the pot, and
the very air around is fragrant with the aroma.
The bigos was soon ready. The huntsmen with a thrice-repeated
vivat, armed with spoons, ran up and assailed the kettle; the
copper rang, the vapour burst forth, the bigos evaporated like
camphor, it vanished and flew away; only in the jaws of the
caldrons the steam still seethed, as in the craters of extinct
volcanoes.
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