Bone Marrow Served on Toast

To prepare a delicious and comforting serving of beef marrow, start by thoroughly washing the beef bones. It is essential to remove any impurities or blood from them to achieve the cleanest and tastiest final result. Place the bones in a pressure cooker, also known as kukta, and add enough cold water to completely cover them.

Add a teaspoon of salt, but don’t overdo it, as the marrow will be served with various spices. Close the kukta tightly and put it on high heat, waiting for it to reach the boiling point. Once the pot starts to whistle, reduce the heat to the minimum and let it simmer for 40 minutes. It is important to respect this time frame to allow the marrow to detach well from the bones and become soft and flavorful.

After 40 minutes, turn off the heat and let the pressure drop naturally. When the pot is no longer hissing, carefully open the kukta. Remove the bones and, using a spoon or knife, gently extract the marrow. This rich and creamy ingredient will turn into an absolute delicacy.

To serve the marrow, toast some slices of bread, whether it’s regular bread or toast. The toasted bread will create a pleasant contrast with the fine texture of the marrow. Place the warm marrow on the slices of bread and sprinkle coarse sea salt on top for an intense flavor note. If desired, you can also add a bit of pepper to enhance the flavors. For those who prefer a spicier taste, a teaspoon of grated horseradish will add freshness and perfectly complement the dish.

This simple yet impressive recipe transforms an often-ignored part of the meat into a gourmet dish, ideal for a special dinner or to impress guests. Enjoy the beef marrow alongside a glass of red wine, and the culinary experience will be complete. Bon appétit!

 Ingredients: beef bones with marrow - slices of toasted bread or toast - coarse sea salt - freshly ground pepper - grated horseradish, optional

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