Austrian Potato Fingers
Today we have a typical Austrian “Erdäpfelnudeln”. There is no englisch name known to me for this snack. That’s why I call them Austrian Potato Fingers. It used to be our midday fast food and since we were allowed to eat with our fingers it tasted 10 times so good. 🙂
Basically there are different ways to make them: Sweet, with milk, savoury with sauerkraut and eggs, …
I’m showing you the recipe of my mother.
It goes best with jam.
In Austria it is called Erdäpfelnudeln. Made with a simple potato dough. Not only loved from children!
- 500 g potatoes
- pinch of salt
- 3 egg yolks
- 200 g flour, coarse
- 40 g semolina
- 40 g butter, melted
- ghee or lard
- jam
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Wash and peel the potatoes and cut in equal size.
Boil in salted water.
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When cooked, drain water and mash potato. leave to cool.
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Mix egg yolk to potato then add flour, semonlina and melted butter and knead to a dough.
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Cut dough in equal pieces.
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Roll to a long form. (rod)
Cut into pieces around 6 cm long. (like fingers)
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Heat some ghee or lard in a pan and slighly fry the fingers.
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Place fingers in a baking form. Put in preheated oven at 180 C for about 15 to 20 minutes.
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Serve best with jam.
You can also take boiled potatoes from the previous day. Grate them and proceed as described in the recipe.
Enjoy baking!
Maggi & Family
In case somebody wonders, the pictures of the Austrian Potato Fingers were taken in autumn. Actually our garden table looks like this. 😉
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