Have you ever wanted to make this dumpling specialty that comes from the Austrian region Tyrol? Here is the recipe for the Tyrolean Speck Dumplings. They can be served in a beef broth or with a gravy. To make these dumplings it’s recommended to get a good German smoked ham, at least German style. Schaller and Weber of NY have really good meat products. It’s been said that it used to be a typical winter dish back in the goof ol’ times but as of today it is welcome for every season.
These dumplings are especially good when made a day before you want to serve them. You would store them wrapped in the fridge for 1 day. The dumplings can firm up before you place them into a broth or as side dish for your beef or pork roast in gravy. Happy Cooking!
(serves 6)
8 small rolls, 2 days old (preferably Kaiser rolls or German style)
300ml milk
1 onion
100 g smoked bacon (Schinken) or, if you don’t want to use cooked ham, use 200 g bacon
100 g cooked ham
4 eggs
salt, pepper, nutmeg to taste
4 tbsp parsley, chopped
If you don’t have enough time.. these dumplings from Dr Knoll are very easy to make.
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If you see the dumpling dough is not firm enough, add some natural breadcrumbs (not panko style).
If you use American rolls reduce the amount 50% because the German rolls are much smaller.
How to Make a German Beef Broth
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