Seledka pod shuboy (herring under a fur coat)
Time: 1 hour 30 min + chilling 8 servings approx. 2500 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 90 g protein / serving
Seledka pod shuboy, or herring under a fur coat, is one of the most distinctive cold salads of the Russian and Ukrainian festive table: herring, potato, carrot, egg and beetroot layered with mayonnaise. It's striking, bright red-purple in colour, and almost obligatory at New Year.
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Boil the vegetables in their skins, hard-boil the eggs, then let everything cool, peel, and grate. In a large bowl, put the diced herring and the onion as the bottom layer. Top with the grated potato and a little mayonnaise. Then grated carrot, mayonnaise, grated egg, mayonnaise. Cover the top with grated beetroot, and smooth it over with mayonnaise. Chill for at least 4-6 hours, ideally overnight, so the flavours come together.
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Tips
Spread the layers evenly, so neat stripes show when it's sliced. Let the beetroot and the vegetables cool completely, as warm vegetables will melt the mayonnaise. Chill it for at least half a day, as that's when the flavours come together. If the onion is too sharp, scald it with a little hot water.
Frequently asked questions
Why is it called herring under a fur coat?
Because the herring sits as if wrapped in a fur coat under the layers of vegetables and mayonnaise, with the beetroot giving it its red coat.
How long does it keep?
In the fridge for 2 days; it's a mayonnaise dish, so don't leave it at room temperature.
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