The
taste of these dumplings reminds me of childhood. Of course, it was
my mother and grandmother who made the best ones! This particular
recipe is taken from the beautiful blog Kwestia Smaku. I used the idea to
serve them with Parmesan and pepper, which is a bit of a relief after
having eaten the sweet version for so many years. :) The recipe is
embarrassingly simple and the dumplings themselves – delicious. I
can only add that I used to make them from cooked potatoes, but this
time I decided to use the cheese only. The latter technique makes the
dumplings more light and fluffy.
I
invite you to try them out! :)
***recipe***
370 g creamy
curd cheese
2 eggs
4 heaped tablespoons of wheaten flour
½ spoon of salt
some more flour to add when kneading
2 eggs
4 heaped tablespoons of wheaten flour
½ spoon of salt
some more flour to add when kneading
***
Use
the pastry board to carefully mash the cheese with the yolks. Add
beaten egg whites and salt. Sift the flour and add, mixing delicately
the dough. Knead gently, adding some more flour, so as to form a soft
dough. Form it into a roll and chop into pieces. Boil some water with
salt in a large saucepan. Put the dumplings on the boiling water and
cook until they come afloat and then for ca. four minutes. Add some
butter, sprinkle on top with some freshly ground pepper and Parmesan.
Alternatively, for the sweet version try them with sugar, cinnamon,
breadcrumbs or butter, whatever suits you better.
Bon
appétit!
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