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matjes herring
[ maht-yuhs ]
noun
- young herring that have not spawned, often prepared with vinegar, sugar, salt, and spices.
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of matjes herring1
Example Sentences
It’s best enjoyed on the rocks, or perhaps straight out of the freezer with some matjes herring: Bols Genever 100 percent malt spirit, $69.99 for 750 milliliters, warehousewinesandspirits.com.
In the bar, smoked pork shoulder; lettuce with smoked hake; matjes herring with potato; pancake with gooseberries and salted beef.
Mr. Seeger welcomed the return of matjes herring with an early-summer tartare that was bright with apples, cucumbers and the piercing taste of ginger.
Cool-weather Saturday-night meals went something like this: A quick drive into the city for dinner at the Czardas or the Budapest—plates of matjes herring, small bowls of pickled salad, platters of chicken paprikash; a strolling violinist so schmaltzy my father claimed his bow had been dipped in chicken fat—followed by dessert at Mrs. Herbst’s bakery, where we would order half a foot of cabbage strudel to-go for Gaga, my maternal grandmother, who waited at home for us in Forest Hills, Queens.
Pickled herring platter at Russ & Daughters, New York Yotam Ottolenghi Chef and food writer It was a platter of pickled herring fillets with three sauce options on the side – cream, mustard and curry – along with schmaltz herring fillets and then matjes herring fillets.
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