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Magiritsa by Evdokia Magiritsa is a traditional soup, eaten to break the Great Lent fast, immediately after the Pascha midnight Divine Liturgy. It is made from lamb offal. Magiritsa by Evdokia Cookpad Greece Greece. Magiritsa is a traditional soup, eaten to break the Great Lent fast, immediately after the Pascha midnight Divine Liturgy.

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook magiritsa by evdokia using 18 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Magiritsa by Evdokia:

1. Make ready lamb or kid pluckliver, lungs and other organs
2. Prepare intestines of a lamb or kid
3. Take vinegar
4. Take lettuce
5. Take scallions, finely chopped
6. Make ready onions
7. Make ready leeks
8. Make ready fresh dill finely chopped
9. Make ready olive oil
10. Prepare sweet red or white wine
11. Get juice of one orange
12. Get salt
13. Prepare black pepper
14. Make ready water
15. Prepare rice
16. Take eggs
17. Get lemons
18. Make ready olive oil

Magiritsa from Corfu (Tsilichourtha) Lamb or goat offal (depending on the persons) , Intestines and tripe from one lamb (if you like you can also use the trotters which add to the. Recipe by Evdokia Filakouri & Niki Tressou In a large stock pot sauté the onions on a medium heat until wilted, add in the beef and continue sautéing until browned. Pour in the wine and let the alcohol evaporate for two minutes. See recipes for Vaso's magiritsa, Magiritsa from the Chef in love too.

Steps to make Magiritsa by Evdokia:

1. Wash the pluck and the intestines very well and remove the fat. Put them in a large bowl, sprinkle with lots of vinegar and let stand until we have everything else ready.
2. Wash the lettuce, sprinkle with vineger and rinse again with water. Finely chop it without crushing it.
3. Finely chop the intestines. Put them in a bowl with the juice of 2 lemons and let them stand.
4. Peel, wash, chop and process the onions in a blender.
5. Finely chop the scallions, leeks and dill.
6. Take the eggs out of the fridge.
7. In a pot, bring 3 ltr of water to boil on high heat. Once it begins to bubble intensely, add the pluck and let it boil for 3 minutes.
8. Remove the pluck from the pot, strain it and finely chop it. Throw away the water, wash the pot and put it back on the stove on high heat. Pour the olive oil, the scallions, the onions, the leeks, salt, a bit of sugar and mix with a wooden spoon for 5 minutes.
9. Pour some wine, add the chopped pluck and the chopped intestines and let them boil for 15 minutes on high heat, without covering the pot. Pour the rest of the wine, the orange juice, salt and pepper and let them boil in medium heat, covering the pot, for another 10 minutes.
10. Raise the heat, add 3 ltr of water, the lettuce and the dill. Cover the pot and when it comes to boil, reduce the heat and let the soup simmer for an hour, without opening the pot.
11. Wash and drain the rice.
12. Raise the heat and add the rice. Cover the pot and when the soup begins to boil, reduce the heat once again and let it simmer for 20 minutes.
13. In the meantime prepare the egg and lemon sauce (avgolemono).  Beat the egg yolks and the olive oil and add the lemon juice. Whisk the egg whites until they form soft peaks. Add them to the yolk mixture and continue beating. While beating, temper the sauce with  spoonfuls of the hot stock.  Once the temperature of the egg-lemon sauce has reached that of the stock's, pour it into the soup and stir.
14. Let the soup stand for 10 minutes and serve.

Pour in the wine and let the alcohol evaporate for two minutes. See recipes for Vaso's magiritsa, Magiritsa from the Chef in love too. Realization of the Reality that is… Magiritsa. Image courtesy of CookEatUp, Step by step recipes. Recipe by Evdokia Antginas Also known as Easter Sunday Soup or Easter Lamb Soup, magiritsa contains the entrails and internal organs of the "sacrificial lamb," as well.

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