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    Home » Pastry

    Austrian Mohnnudeln (Poppy Seed Gnocchi)

    Okt 29, 2017 · 2 Kommentare

    Mohnnudeln are not only a typical Austrian (and Bohemian) specialty, they are also perfect comfort food for windy and rainy autumn days!

    Like other Austrian pastry, we Austrians like to eat Mohnnudeln as a main course. In addition we serve them usually with apple sauce, sometimes also with compote (such as this pear compote).

    It is not very difficult to make the dough from scratch. Below you can also see a short video of how to roll the noodles. (The natives would say "wuzeln" instead of rolling.)

    Mohnnudeln Rezept

    Tipps for making Mohnnudeln

    Flourish potatoes

    • High-starch, floury potatoes are best suited. They may not always be available (at least in the supermarkets in my area). But in autumn they are more common, also in smaller stores.
      In case of "emergency" it is also possible to make Mohnnudeln with waxy potatoes, but they are not as easily crushed, and often larger pieces of potatoes stay in the mass.

    Cook potatoes the day before

    • The potatoes for the dough are best, when cooked the day before. If this is not possible any more, it also works with freshly cooked ones, but they should be chilled in any case.

    Stir the potatoes, do not mix

    • Use a fork or potato press for pounding the potatoes. Do not use the blender or mixer. As a result, the potatoes would become sticky and we do not want that!

    Tipps for rolling the noodles

    • The dough is rolled into thick noodles, each noodle by hand, one by one. To do this, take a tablespoon of dough out of the bowl and roll the noodle with one hand on the table surface. The noodles are traditionally thicker in the middle and tapering at both ends. To achieve this, I roll the noodles with a somewhat hollow hand.
      The rolling of the noodles can take some time if you do it alone.
      -> So this is a perfect opportunity to watch TV or listen to music meanwhile, or to ask your crew to join you!

    This is how the rolling looked at my last try. I could not find floury potatoes at the time when the video was made, therefore you can still see the potatoe chunks I talked about!

    Detailled recipe for the Mohnnudeln

    Mohnnudeln Rezept

    HOMEMADE MOHNNUDELN

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    Mohnnudeln are a typical Ausrian (and Bohemian) specialty and are eaten as dessert or main course. This recipe comes with detailled instructions and tipps for making them from scratch.
    Vorbereitungszeit 40 Minuten Min.
    Zubereitungszeit 10 Minuten Min.
    Gesamtzeit 50 Minuten Min.
    Portionen 4 persons
    Autor Angelika Kreitner-Beretits

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    For the dough

    • 400 g floury potatoes
    • 125 g pastry flour
    • 25 g unsalted butter
    • 1 egg yolk
    • pinch salt

    For everything else

    • 80 g unsalted butter
    • 200 g poppy seeds
    • 100 g powder sugar

    Instruction

    • Cook potatoes one day ahead. Peel and press the potatoes until a fine mass without chunks.
    • Take the butter out of the fridge a few hours before kneading the dough. It should be at room temperature
    • In a bowl, mix all ingredients for the dough. (I prefer to mix them with my hands) To make a noodle, take about 1 spoonfull of dough and roll it with one hand. (see video in posting)
    • Put noodles into boiling water and let simmer on medium temperature for 10 minutes. When cooked, they'll swim on top. Sieve well.
    • In a frying pan, melt the rest of the butter. Add the noodles and mix well. Add the poppy seeds. Before serving, sprinkle with powdered sugar.

    (c) by Angelika Kreitner-Beretits / Vienna Sunday Kitchen

    Oktober 29, 2017
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    Nährwerte

    Serving: 245g | Calories: 560kcal
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    1. Julio cesar Silva barcelos meint

      Februar 12, 2019 at 3:02 pm

      Hi, very nice this dish

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      • wordpressadmin meint

        März 06, 2019 at 8:49 am

        Thank you so much, Julio!

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