Powidltascherl

Powidltascherl

Powidltascherl are Austrian potato-dough pockets filled with spiced plum jam, boiled until tender, then tossed in buttered crumbs or poppy sugar. They are soft, fragrant, and nostalgic.

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πŸ”— Recipe adapted from Wikidata (Dish)

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ³ Instructions

Boil potatoes, peel them hot, and press them into a smooth mash.

Mix with flour, egg yolk, butter, and salt to make a soft dough.

Cut rounds, fill with powidl plum jam, and seal into half-moon pockets.

Simmer the pockets until they float and are cooked through.

Toss in buttered crumbs or poppy sugar before serving.

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