Description

This dish was taught to cook by my husband. He was born in Lithuania and his family from generation to generation passed this Lithuanian dish. Now and our children love this hearty dish and, as well(I'm sure) will cook it to your children.

Ingredients

  • Minced meat

    300 g

  • Potatoes

    15 piece

  • Onion

    3 piece

  • Chicken egg

    3 piece

  • Flour

    10 Tbsp

  • Garlic

    1 tooth

  • Sour cream

    2 Tbsp

  • Black pepper

  • Fat

    100 g

  • Salt

Cooking

step-0
Season the mince with salt, pepper, add 1 egg, lightly sautee chopped onion and form balls.
step-1
Raw potatoes grate, squeeze well.
step-2
Add the eggs, flour,sour cream or yogurt,grated on a fine grater garlic,salt and pepper.Mix everything carefully. On the palm put the potato stuffing and going for a flapjack, top with a meatball. So.
step-3
Shape the dumplings to the potato mixture completely covers the meat.That's the way.To the mixture from sticking to hands, you have the whole procedure done with wet hands.
step-4
Before to sculpt our balls, need to put warm water(better in the large pot), adding salt and Bay. As the water boils, put the dumplings and cook for 15-20 minutes.
step-5
During this time fry the onions on smoked bacon, although it is possible for salt and even cheese.I didn't have any, and of zeppelinto children wanted, so I fried the onions in vegetable oil(the first time I tried).
step-6
When zeppelins are ready take them out with a slotted spoon and spread on a dish.
step-7
Feeding watering bacon with onion, put on a dish for 1H.l.mayonnaise, mustard,ketchup or adjika and herbs.
step-8
They are so delicious hot! Bon appetit! Here's a picture in the section.
step-9
Yes forgot to write, when I make this dish, make sure you dry the starch in this way: depressing the potatoes the liquid does not pour, and wait until sit down the starch, then drain the liquid that remains in the dish is left to dry. When the starch dries to shift it in a jar with tight lid. A wonderful natural product, which further added to baked goods, jellies, etc
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