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Potato Fresh Plum Dumplings

Potato Fresh Plum Dumplings

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Potato Fresh Plum Dumplings are a delicious comforting dish known in many European countries. Potato dough is wrapped around fresh prune plums, formed into balls and then boiled until plum is tender. The dumplings are then immediately coated with sweetened cinnamony toasted buttery breadcrumbs. It is really really delicious and a perfect dish for plum season. Ingredients Makes about 15-17 dumplings Potato Dough 1 pound (500g) starchy potatoes 1 egg 1 tbsp (15g) butter, melted 1/4 tsp (1g) salt 1 cup (125g) all-purpose flour Filling 15-17 fresh prune plums Breadcrumb Coating 1 cup (150g) fine breadcrumbs 2 tbsp (30g) butter 2/3 cup (135g) sugar 1/2 tsp (1g) cinnamon 1. Boil the potatoes with their skin on, until tender. Let the potato cool slightly before peeling. 2. Meanwhile prepare the breadcrumb coating. In a medium frying pan melt the butter, add breadcrumbs and mix to combine. Cook on low-medium heat until golden brown. Stir constantly to prevent burning. Remove from heat and set aside to cool. When cool enough stir in sugar and cinnamon. 3. Prepare the potato dough. Place the peeled potatoes into a large bowl and mash using a potato masher or simply use a grater. Add salt, egg, melted butter and flour and mix to combine. Knead until a smooth, sticky dough is formed. 4. Split each plum slightly just to remove the pit and set aside until ready to use. 5. Bring a large pot of water to boil then reduce the heat to a low simmer. On a floured surface, take about a spoon of potato dough, flatten slightly, add a plum into the center and wrap the dough around it. Form into balls. 6. Put 4 or 5 dumplings at once into the hot water. Let the dumplings boil until they come to the surface of the water. Let them boil on the surface another 5 more minutes. Remove the dumplings with a perforated spoon and roll them in breadcrumbs mixture. 7. Serve warm or cold. Enjoy
Date: 2019-07-03

Comments and reviews: 10


It's so interesting to see that something I find to be very common is so new and unexpected to so much people. Try it, it's amazing, but couple of 'pro' tips. Put a teaspoon of sugar in the plum, it makes an awesome syrup, use really ripe plums, make sure to use butter when toasting breadcrumbs and put hot dumplings in hot breadcrumbs, it makes kind of a shell that ads loads of texture. Use sugar additionally if needed over the top. Adding cinnamon is delicious, but optional.
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This is the first time i see this combination in my life. To be honest, when i first read the words potato and plum on the same sentence in the title, i thought that plum was a nickname for something else. We certainly don't have this in my country (Greece, even though we are not far from the countries which have it, based on the comments. I would like to try it because i never say no to food without trying it first. Maybe i 'll like it, who knows?
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We eat potato dumplings of all sorts here in Austria too, both sweet with fruits like prunes or apricots and also savory with minced beef or bacon on the inside. I've recently been looking to adapt my recipe for the potato dough, as I've always had some problems with the dumplings being a little flaky on the outside after cooking them, so I'll try this recipe today.
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This is a typical summer dish in Slovenia. But we roll the hot dumplings in hot breadcrumbs with butter. I usually cook the breadcrumbs together with some sugar so that the sugar is caramelized a little and then the dumplings taste even sweeter. Love your recipes
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I like your Slovenian/Croatian recipes - my mom used to make these all the time when I was growing up. basically a treat for us. When the plumbs were out of season she would use a nice big pitted prune. So very good.
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Your videos are soo good. Whenever I want to make a recipe and I find that u have done the same, I always use your recipes. it has never failed. Your recipes are the best. Always makes me better.
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It s very popular recipe in Balkan (Europe. In our country (Croatia) we have lots of plum trees and this recipe is common on our tables. But we do not put cinnamon into bread crumbs
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Interesting recipe, plums aren't in season in my country but I hope to buy it soon to try this out. My mother loves plumes so I hope this recipe will bring joy to her
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These are called Knodel or Knedle. You have to use more ripe plums so they release their juice when you cut into dumpling. Also you can serve with sour cream on top.
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Just thought about this recipe couple of days ago. and here it is, the perfect one I will make sure to make them this weekend. Thanks for sharing the recipe
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