For lunch the other day we made potato dumplings. It was my first time making these. Thanks to my friend Dina who gave me this to try. It's a german type of food. The name of it is so long and a tongue twister when trying to say it! Pfanni Teig fĆ¼r Kartoffel-Knƶdel halb & halb- whaaaaaa?? ^_^ Yes, Dina will have to help me pronounce this when she comes back to the US. {Which is soon?!} Since I have met Dina, she has introduced me to soo much great German food. I love it.
So I made these potato dumplings or what I call it- potato balls. They are this potato mix made into a ball and boiled. Pretty simple.
They make 12 dumplings/balls. Ingredients include potatoes, starch, salt, flovouring, glucono delta lacton, sodium hydrogen carbonate, wheat starch, onion powder, vegetable oil. It all comes in this box. Not exactly where to find it, because Dina had given this to me.
Instructions:
1. Mix the content of the pack into 750ml of cold water and let it soak for 10 minutes.
2. Moisturise your hands and form 12 dumplings.
3. Place the dumplings into plenty of boiling salty water and let them simmer for 20 minutes on low heat.
Leftovers are suitable for freezing.
Dina said we should eat it with pork. The potatoes with pork were very good! So if you try it, go for pork.
So I made these potato dumplings or what I call it- potato balls. They are this potato mix made into a ball and boiled. Pretty simple.
They make 12 dumplings/balls. Ingredients include potatoes, starch, salt, flovouring, glucono delta lacton, sodium hydrogen carbonate, wheat starch, onion powder, vegetable oil. It all comes in this box. Not exactly where to find it, because Dina had given this to me.
Instructions:
1. Mix the content of the pack into 750ml of cold water and let it soak for 10 minutes.
2. Moisturise your hands and form 12 dumplings.
3. Place the dumplings into plenty of boiling salty water and let them simmer for 20 minutes on low heat.
Leftovers are suitable for freezing.
Dina said we should eat it with pork. The potatoes with pork were very good! So if you try it, go for pork.
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