rollmops

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Rollpugs
Labskaus with roll pugs and fried eggs
New Year 1950
Smoked rollmops

A rollmop ( also known as a fork roller in Austria ) is a herring cloth (or herring fillet) into which a filling is rolled and which is speared with a wooden or plastic stick. The filling rolled up in it consists mostly of vegetable additives such as cucumber, onions, spices and does not exceed 20 percent of the rollmops weight.

The herring rag is studded with two small, pointed wooden sticks to avoid premature unrolling during transport. The wooden sticks are used to hold the finger food in place and are removed before consumption. Rollmops are usually not eaten with cutlery , but put into the mouth with one of the open (cucumber) sides first . They are considered a traditional part of the hangover breakfast ; they are often served with Labskaus .

Manufacturing

The herring flap is a herring that has been deboned and has been freed of fins (except for the dorsal fin), which is still attached to the back, which results in one fillet per herring. In contrast to this, a herring fillet is a filleted and skinned herring, freed from all fins, with two fillets per herring. Before rolling, the marinated herring rag is called a sour rag . The same names apply to mackerel .

The following types of preparation for rollmops are common:

As a cooking marinade

  • Rollmops is the name given to a herring cloth pickled in vinegar and salt . The freed from head, fins (with the exception of the dorsal fin), bone and offal herring to be 35 days in a brine of vinegar and salt, as the acidic marinade inserted; The inside of the roll is usually stuffed with a piece of pickled or pickled cucumber and sometimes onion . Alternatively, white cabbage salad or sauerkraut is used.
  • Forked rollmops: bite-sized rollmops with or without skin, made from a half of herring or a strip of herring or a fillet of a small herring;
  • In Austria, the name Teufelsroller is a rollmop pickled in a spicy, spicy tomato sauce

As a smoked product

Smoked roll mops : rolled from hot smoked herring fillet, with vegetable additions;

As fried fish

Roast Rollmops : as roast fish , made from gutted, deboned herring without head and tail fin, with herbal additions rolled into it and spices;

As cooked fish

Rollmops in jelly : as cooked fish made from herring fillet, with spices rolled into it and vegetable additions;

Bacon rollmops in jelly : like rollmops in jelly. Part of the deposit has been replaced by bacon.

origin

The origin of the food in the first half of the 19th century, when in the Biedermeier -time shape and appearance of Rollmopses with the shape of the dog breed pug associated.

Rollmops is a specialty of Berlin cuisine and is said to have originated in Berlin , as is the term. The emerging long-distance railway network , which made it possible to transport sour pickled fish in wooden barrels from the North and Baltic Sea coasts to the inland , contributed significantly to the general spread of the rollmops in German cuisine . Rollboops were traditionally part of the so-called hunger towers in old Berlin pubs .

Other meanings

  • In Skat , a woolly head , a rollmops or a motley dog denote a hand with two jacks and two cards of each color.
  • With the food, the term rollmops was also adopted from German by numerous other cultures, for example from Spain, France, Russia, the Netherlands, Norway and all English-speaking countries, where the fork bite is already prepared in a regionally different way.
  • Rollmops is a song by the pensioner band from 1975.

See also

Web links

Wiktionary: Rollmops  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Commons : Rollmops  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b Guidelines for fish, crustaceans and molluscs and their products. Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, accessed on July 1, 2018 .
  2. Erich Urban, The Alphabet of the Kitchen, Berlin 1929, Article Rollmops , p. 201.
  3. Rollmops at Duden online.