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Potato Dumplings
Photo: flickr user
manray3
Ingredients
5 med.
potatoes
2 teaspoons grated
onions
2 beaten
eggs
1 tablespoon
flour
Salt
and
pepper
Simmering
salt
water
1 1/2 cups
bread crumbs
Milk
Preparation
1
Grate potatoes.
Mix
bread
crumbs moistened with milk,
squeezed
almost
dry.
Add onions, eggs, flour,
salt
and pepper.
2
Flour your hands, then form in small balls, walnut size.
Dredge
the balls lightly with flour.
3
Drop in
salted
water. Cover pot,
simmer
15 minutes. Don't lift cover and peek.
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Can also drop into soup or broth.
Yield:
10.0 - 12 servings
Added:
January 1, 2010
Creator:
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