DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Saxon Quarkkeulchen
Also known as: Quarkkäulchen, Quarkkeulchen, Sächsische Quarkkeulchen
SACHSEN.TOURS’s Sächsische Quarkkeulchen boil and press potatoes, knead them with quark and the remaining dough ingredients, add soaked raisins and fry small flattened pieces in clarified butter, with sugar and apple sauce suggested at serving.
About Saxon Quarkkeulchen
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SACHSEN.TOURS presents Sächsische Quarkkeulchen as a sweet main dish from the family kitchen. Its potato-and-quark dough includes raisins, and the small flattened pieces are fried golden on both sides.
The potatoes are boiled in their skins, drained and allowed to cool a little. They are then peeled and pressed through a potato press.
Supplied hot water is poured over the raisins, which swell for a few minutes. Meanwhile, the flour, quark, eggs, sugar, salt and baking powder are added to the pressed potatoes and kneaded into a dough. The same raisins, described as patted dry and lightly floured, are added last.
Small Keulchen are formed from the dough and lightly flattened. The listed clarified butter is heated in a pan, and the pieces fry on both sides until golden.
The authors suggest serving them freshly from the pan, sprinkled with sugar and accompanied by prepared apple sauce.
Ingredients in Saxon Quarkkeulchen
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- Quarkbase
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