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This is an accompaniment that I first made on 19 December 2021. On 5 February 2022 I confirmed the quantities below.
The quantities below are about right for 8 Knödel. Since they include a single egg, it's not practical to make a smaller quantity.
quantity | ingredient | step | ||
180 g | dried bread crusts and ends (very dry) | 1 | ||
125 ml | milk | 1 | ||
100 g | onion | 2 | ||
18 g | lard | 2 | ||
1 | egg (70 g) | 3 | ||
20 g | parsley | 3 | ||
8 g | salt | 3 | ||
Divide the bread into small pieces, preferably in a blender, and soak in milk. I used dried bread ends and crusts, and that's what the quantity of milk is matched to:
Depending on the dryness less milk may be needed, or the subdivision might need to wait until it has soaked a bit. Put the bread through a mincer with a coarse cutter.
Put the onions through a blender and fry until translucent:
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This photo shows the onions chopped rather than blended, and fried in butter. I've since decided that lard is better.
Chop the parsley and mix bread, onions, salt, parsley and egg to a uniform mixture.
Form 6 to 8 balls and put gently into water that has boiled and is still at 100°:
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After 1 minute bring gently to a simmer and simmer for 20 minutes, then serve:
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The quantities of bread and milk are important. The mixture should be relatively stiff before adding the egg, which will make it more liquid. In case of problems, add breadcrumbs to the mixture.
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