“Nudels.” No. 2. “Dampf Nudeln,” Steamed. (Mrs. Emslie. 1896.)
1 oz. of German yeast; 2 ozs. of flour; a pinch of sugar, ½ pt. of tepid milk and water (equal, half and half). It should rise for 1 hour in the mess screen, not too near a part.
Have ready in a basin 1 lb. of flour; work in 2 ozs. of butter, ½ oz. of sugar, 2 whole eggs. To this add the yeast &c., and work for 5 minutes into a stiff dough. Put it to rise for 1½ hours in a warm place. When ready, take out, put on the slab, and knead into small rolls. Then put these into a deep saute pan, to rise again for another ½ hour, when they will be ready to put in the oven. Pour over and round the “nudels” 1 pt. of boiling milk, and bake for 20 minutes. When ready to serve, dust them over with sugar, and salamander them.
Serve with vanilla-flavoured sugar and this custard sauce:—
For Sauce: 2 yolks of egg, ½ pt. milk, 1 oz. of vanilla-flavoured sugar. Whip all together over the fire for 10 minutes, and serve in a sauce-boat.