Pickled Herrings With Curry Salad
Grrrrrgh!
Course : Seafoods
From: HungryMonster.com
Serves: 1
 

Ingredients:

  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
--------  ------------  --------------------------------
                        -----pickled herrings-----
   4                    herring fillets -- (salted)
  12      ounces        vinegar
   3      tablespoons   water -- (to 4 tbsp.)
   4      ounces        sugar
   1 1/2  teaspoons     allspice -- (whole)
   1      tablespoon    mustard -- (Coleman's)
   1      small   piec  horseradish
   1      small         carrot -- sliced thinly
   3      pieces        ginger -- (whole)
   1                    bay leaves -- up to 3
   2      teaspoons     white peppercorns
   2                    red onions -- up to 3
                        dill
                        -----curry salad-----
   2                    salted herring fillets
                        cooked ham -- * see note
   2      tablespoons   cream -- (to 3 tbsp.)
                        chopped whites of 4 eggs
                        mayonnaise
                        curry powder
                        white pepper -- ground
 

Preparation:

* same quantity as salted herring fillets. Pickled Herrings: Soak the herrings in water or milk for 8-10 hours, or until as salty as desired. Boil up the remaining ingredients (excepting the onion and dill), in the water and vinegar and cool. Cut the herring fillets slantwise into about 1 inch pieces and cover with the cold liquid. Leave for 24 hours. Decorate with finely sliced onion rings and chopped dill before serving. Curry salad: Blend the mayonnaise with the cream until soft, and season with the curry powder and pepper. Soak the herring fillets to remove the surplus salt and chop finely. Add them to the mayonnaise together with the finely chopped meat. Leave in a cold place for a couple of hours and season again if necessary. Just before serving, add the chopped egg-whites and decorate with hard-boiled and quartered yolks. Schnapps is always welcome together with Danish Herrings.