I’m assuming most of you don’t know that’s even a thing, but in Germany this is a pretty popular dish, especially for parties or larger groups. (It might have gotten less popular in the last decade or so, but it was a huge hit in the late 90s/early 2000s). Original recipe here: https://www.travels-tastes.com/en/taste/recipes/gyro-soup-recipe/ INGREDIENTS: 500g Gyro meat (pork cutlets or beef cut into thin strips) (either pre-marinated or marinate yourself using my instructions above) 2 medium size yellow onions, sliced 2 garlic cloves, minced 2 bell peppers, sliced into strips 800ml (3.5 cups) chicken stock 200g heavy sour cream (sour cream with 20%-30% fat content) 2 TBSP mustard 5 tsp sugar 50g tomato paste 1 tsp sweet paprika powder 1 tsp Cayenne pepper clarified butter, butter or vegetable oil for frying INSTRUCTIONS
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I’m assuming most of you don’t know that’s even a thing, but in Germany this is a pretty popular dish, especially for parties or larger groups. (It might have gotten less popular in the last decade or so, but it was a huge hit in the late 90s/early 2000s). Original recipe here: https://www.travels-tastes.com/en/taste/recipes/gyro-soup-recipe/ INGREDIENTS: 500g Gyro meat (pork cutlets or beef cut into thin strips) (either pre-marinated or marinate yourself using my instructions above) 2 medium size yellow onions, sliced 2 garlic cloves, minced 2 bell peppers, sliced into strips 800ml (3.5 cups) chicken stock 200g heavy sour cream (sour cream with 20%-30% fat content) 2 TBSP mustard 5 tsp sugar 50g tomato paste 1 tsp sweet paprika powder 1 tsp Cayenne pepper clarified butter, butter or vegetable oil for frying INSTRUCTIONS
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