Roast the onions slowly
Fry the onion rings patiently over medium to small heat. Only when water is evaporated, they become evenly sweet, golden brown and crispy.
Fry onion rings in butter and oil slowly golden brown. Set aside a part for serving. Heat Spätzle in salt water briefly or scrape off fresh. Pick up some cooking water. Put Spätzle still wet in a warm pan, gradually lower cheese and rest creamy with cooking water. Season with pepper and nutmeg. Use salt carefully because the cheese is spicy. Serve with roasted onions and chives as long as the cheese is still pulling.
Why this recipe works
Add Spätzle still wet in a warm pan, gradually put cheese in and add creamy with cooking water. Season with pepper and nutmeg. Use salt carefully because the cheese is spicy. Serve with onions and chives while the cheese is still pulling.
Recipe
Fry onion rings in butter and oil slowly golden brown. Put aside a part for serving. Heat Spätzle in salted water briefly or scrape off fresh. Pick up some cooking water.
Fry onion rings in butter and oil slowly golden brown. Set aside a part for serving.
Heat Spätzle in salt water briefly or scrape off fresh. Pick up some cooking water.
Add Spätzle drip-nass in a warm pan, gradually add cheese and rest creamy with cooking water.
Season with pepper and nutmeg. Use salt carefully because the cheese is spicy.
Serve with onions and chives while the cheese is still pulling.
Kitchen know-how
Fry the onion rings patiently over medium to small heat. Only when water is evaporated, they become evenly sweet, golden brown and crispy.
Spicy mountain cheese provides aroma, mild Emmentaler ensures good melting. Both fresh and coarsely rub, so that they lie evenly around the Spätzle.
Place the pan on a small heat after adding the cheese. Too strong heat separates fat and protein, while a bit of Spätzle water creates a creamy bond.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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