Apple Strudel Autor Wattsenglish LTD
Apple Strudel Autor Wattsenglish LTD
Apple Strudel Autor Wattsenglish LTD
Ingredients:
Spoon the sliced apples on the dough, spread them evenly (stay 1cm off each
edge), then sprinkle cinnamon and sugar on top.
Carefully roll the pastry up around the filling like a cigar, using the greaseproof
paper to help. Brush with beaten egg (or melted butter)
Pre-heat the oven and bake for 25-30 min. at 190-200 °C.
....and enjoy!
Potato pagach
Ingredients
500 g flour
450 g potatoes cooked in skin
125 g margarine
1 egg
20 g dry yeast
a little bit of sugar
100 ml oil
2 tea spoons of salt
300 ml lookwarm milk
Topping:
1 egg
salt
caraway seeds
sesame seeds
Let the yeast and sugar dissolve in a little milk. Mix the rest of the milk with 100
ml oil and the egg. Then mix it in with the flour and yeast and knead well to make
a supple dough. Cover the dough and let it rise in a warm place.
The size of the dough has doubled.
Lightly flour the worktop and roll out the dough. Grate 1/2 of the cooked potatoes
and 1/2 of the cold margarine and spread it on top of the dough.
Fold the dough, cover it with a clean kitchen towel and let it rise for another 20
min. Roll the dough again, grate the other 1/2 of the cooked potatoes and 1/2 of
the cold margarine and spread it on top of the dough. Fold the dough, cover it with
a clean kitchen towel and let it rise for another 20 min.
Use a rolling pin to roll out the dough into a circular shape about 1,5 cm thick. Use
a small round cutter to cut out pagaches.
Lay them on a baking tray and spread the egg, salt, caraway and sesame seeds on
top of them. Pre-heat the oven and bake for 17-20 min 200 °C.
Dumplings with sauerkraut
(Halusky - strapacky)
Ingredients:
1 kg potatoes
sauerkraut (Chopped or shredded cabbage salted and fermented in its own juice)
bacon
600 g of all purpose flour
1 tbs of salt
Add salt and flour and mix well until the dough is supple. (Remove excess water, if
necessary)
Boil water in a large pot and add salt. Place the dough on a cutting board and cut
small pieces of the dough straight into the boiling water creating little dumplings
(halusky).
The dumplings (halusky) sink to the bottom at first. After a few minutes they start
floating on the surface - that means they are cooked and you can take them out
and place them in a large bowl.
Cut the bacon into small cubes and place on a frying pan. Fry (without oil) until the
bacon is crispy.
ENJOY!