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Meat marinated in Riesling, baked in pastry, then filled with wine jelly — a traditional Luxembourg pie.
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Rieslingspaschtéit is a specialty of Luxembourg's Moselle wine country: pork or veal marinated in Riesling white wine is baked in pastry, and once cool, wine jelly is poured in through a hole in the top. Sold at bakeries and butchers, it's eaten cold with salad.
Finely cut the pork and chicken and marinate overnight in 200ml white wine with chopped onion, parsley, salt, pepper, and nutmeg.
Line a loaf pan with pastry, fill with the drained meat, cover with pastry, and cut a hole in the center.
Brush with beaten egg, bake at 180°C for 1 hour 20 minutes, and cool.
Warm the remaining white wine and marinade and dissolve the softened gelatin in it.
Pour the slightly cooled jelly in through the hole and chill in the fridge overnight.