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Onkel C
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Tonights dish went from this:


To this:






Honk if you want the recipe, please.

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HONK.....HONK!!!!toon1.gif That looks delicious Christian!yourock.gif

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and a 'MEEP MEEP' too.. hand6.gif

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OK, here you go.
The "Nockerln" are a hybrid of Gnocchi and dumplings, I found the recipe in my favorite Household magazine and wanted to try it out. Preparation took about 60 minutes from first pic to first bite. It's a nice and fast dish, but not exactly suited for Summer IMHO. It would be best after a long autumn walk or so.

Ingredients are:
two handful of basil leaves,
100 ml milk,
8 slices of toast or other white bread,
100 g Polenta,
100 g grated Parmesan,
1 egg and 2 yolks,
Salt, pepper,
250 g Mozzarella,
3 garlic cloves,
3 tablespoons butter,
8 slices of bacon

blend the basil leaves with the milk:





remove the rind from the toast, cube it and put it in a mixing bowl with the cheese, polenta, egg and yolks. Add the basil milk and mix until you get a smooth dough:




Let it rest for 30 minutes. In the meantime, chop the garlic and sautee them at low temperature with the butter:




when the dough had its rest, make 10 to 12 dumplings with the help of two spoons:


Finish Line:
Boil them in salted water until they rise to the top, then place them in a casserole pan, drizzle them with the garlic butter, top off with mozzarella slices and bacon, pop in the oven at around 220 degrees celsius for 15-20 minutes (done when it looks good):


DONE!


Enjoy.

German readers can find the official recipe here:
http://www.lust-auf-genuss.de/index.php?hp=38&nid=3&rid=1225

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That looks allot like a dish that a child hood friends grandmother use to make for us. Looks so yummy. :)

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Looks just scrumptious...

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man o man you can make a bunch of loose ingredients and create art !!!! The pics are supurb as well as the food ....Onkel , you are a tremendous chef as well as a photographer

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Thanks! Give Oscar some props too, please. He made it possible by helping me big time with the camera purchase.hand6.gif


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