Kluskie
These Polish Kluskie's are almost the same as the German Kartoffelin & Kloesse dish. Except the Kloesse dumplings are made without potatoe.
Ingredients |
3 Cups | flour
|
1 or 2 tsp |
baking powder (optional) |
3 |
eggs beat together |
2 tsp |
salt |
3 or 4 |
Large Russett potatoes grated
**Russett stays white when cooked |
Preparation
- Peel & rinse potatoes
- Grate potatoes into fine pieces.
Grammies Note:
Don't do this in a blender.
It's ok to use a food processor.
I remember the corse grate on a hand grater.
- Drain off brown liquid.
- Beat eggs, salt, baking powder and flour to make a thick paste
- Add egg mixture to grated potatoes and mix well
(use kitchen aid mixer)
- Drop into boiling salted water
- Wet the tablespoon in the hot water every 3 or 4 dumplings.
- Dumplings should be small (bite size) at about 2" long and ½" thick
- Dumpling will be done when they raise to the top of the water or about 10 minutes after the last Klooskie is added to the boiling water.
- Keep stirring pot or they will stick to bottom of the pan and that they don't boil over.
- Start with new water for each Kluski batch you boil.
- The Taste Test with Vic
- Rinse in cold water before serving
- Mmmmm - add to Czarnina