by: Gerhild Fulson / Cookbook Author, Blogger, German Oma!
These recipes for dumplings, aka Klösse und Knödel, have been sent in by our readers. Each is different, even in just small ways.
But each is part of the great traditional German foods eaten around the world. Try these German side dishes when your craving something special.
Below are shown the ones I grew up with. They are just like my Mutti used to make them. If you'd like to try these, then click here!
Below are two of our readers' recipes. You'll find more at the bottom of the page!
by Sepp (Oshkosh, Wis. USA)
Prep Time
20 minutes |
Cook Time
30 minutes |
Total Time50 minutes |
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by Marion Wells (Aroura, Illinois, USA)
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Terry’s Cooked Potato Dumplings
My mother always made the Thuringer dumplings with raw potatoes. But it was soo much work and as well they are very heavy in your stomach.
I started …
Traditional "Grey" Dumplings
My MOTHER used to use equal measurements of raw shredded potatoes and cooked mashed potatoes
mix it up with an egg and flour and salt and drop them into …
Blood Dumplings
Here is how my dad and I made "Crub" as we called it.
1 quart of pork blood poured into a large mixing bowl and add three quarts of water. Now …
Instant Mashed Potato Dumplings
My mother grew up in Berlin during the war and the blockade as well. Potatoes were not readily available, but they did get instant mashed potatoes and …
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