1292716 (mst15): Process Description
Topics Food and Beverage: Cooking
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My favourite food, you probably know it, are H-E-F-E [yeast] dumplings. Have you ever eaten those? | ||
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Hm. | ||
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No? But you know potato dumplings, right? | ||
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No. | ||
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Yes. | ||
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Right, everybody knows those, but that’s not what I mean. I’m referring to different ones. H-E-F-E [yeast] dumplings. | ||
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Yes, they are typically filled with plums or vanilla sauce. | ||
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Ah, yes, they can habe plums, too. | ||
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No? You mean different ones? | ||
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Yes, or with cherries. Or with cherries. Those can also be in there sometimes. | ||
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But I don’t make them with plums. | ||
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No. | ||
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Yes, sometimes those are in there. They usually have those at town festivals. Dampfknödel [lit. steam dumplings]. | ||
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No. Those aren’t yeast dumplings. That’s something else. | ||
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Those aren’t yeast dumplings? Are they special in some way? | ||
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Many don’t know yeast dumplings. | ||
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They are hard to make. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn’t. | ||
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Ich can explain why. So, first/ | ||
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No. Well, I like yeast dumplings because oftentimes you already have the ingredients at home and they are cheap. | ||
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And just the dumplings by themselves are very filling. | ||
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First you need a cube of yeast. | ||
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I sprinkle sugar on it. | ||
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Then you need hot milk. About this much, one cup. | ||
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You heat it up in the microwave. | ||
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Then you slowly pour the milk over the sugar, which melts, and the yeast dissolves. | ||
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Then you stir the mixture well. | ||
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You stir the milk and the yeast until the yeast has completely dissolved. | ||
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Then you add a little salt and continue stirring. | ||
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Lastly, you add the flour. Bit by bit you stir the flour in until the dough is not sticky anymore. Good. | ||
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Then I cover the dough and set the bowl on the heater. | ||
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When it has risen I knead it. | ||
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Then I put it back on the heater to let it rise more. | ||
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Then you can roll it out. | ||
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Of course you have to sprinkle flour on your workspace beforehand, so that the dough doesn’t stick to it. | ||
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You form a roll and slice it into portions that about fit in your cupped hand. | ||
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One after another, you roll the pieces of dough into balls with your hands. | ||
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You can modify the size according to your preference. | ||
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At the same time, you’ve already set a big pot of water to boil. The water has to boil. | ||
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When the water is boiling, you can get started. | ||
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You put the yeast dumplings in the water. Make sure they’re spaced evenly and they fit well into the pot. | ||
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They float on top of the boiling water. | ||
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You just put them in the water? | ||
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Yes, just put them in. Done. | ||
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You don’t need a sieve in the pot? | ||
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No, you don’t need a sieve. You just put them directly into the hot water. They will float on top. | ||
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After a certain amount of time you flip them over. | ||
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They can’t stay in the water for too short or too long. | ||
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In either case, they could collapse in on themselves. | ||
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That’s why making these dumplings is a bit complicated. Oftentimes it works. For me it’s always exactly 50:50. | ||
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Sometimes they collapse and become way too hard. | ||
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And sometimes they turn out right, fluffy like a cake bottom. That’s how they’re supposed to be. | ||
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So you flip them over now and then. | ||
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When it’s time, when you’ve flipped them and they’re ready, you take them out and put them in a sieve to let them cool off. | ||
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That is the crucial moment. Here I can see whether they collapse or not. | ||
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In that case, I did something wrong. But if they turn out fluffy and stay that way, everything is well. | ||
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Phew. That is too complicated for me. | ||
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Well. I usually serve roulades and vegetables with the yeast dumplings. | ||
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Like bread dumplings? So it’s like using bread dumplings, but differently, using yeast dumplings? I don’t know that combination. | ||
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Yes. You can also buy ready-to-use mixtures in little sachets, but I don’t do that. I make them myself. | ||
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I serve roulades with gravy with the dumplings. | ||
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The gravy needs just the right, medium consistency, not too thick, not too thin, but somewhere in between. And when the/ | ||
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So, when the yeast dumplings are ready, you have to tear them open with a fork. | ||
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Don’t cut them with a knife. If you cut them open, they will not soak in the gravy. | ||
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You have to tear them open with a fork on each side. Then they will soak up the gravy well. | ||
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So you eat them with meat and vegetables. Red cabbage pairs well with them, or carrots and peas, whatever you like. | ||
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It depends on the season as well. | ||
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I usually eat them with red cabbage or carrots and peas. I don’t like red cabbage that much, I make it for the kids. For myself, I prepare some other vegetables. | ||
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What I love about eating this dish is when the dumplings are soaked with gravy. That is so yummy. | ||
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But my grandma is better than me at making yeast dumplings. So far, I haven’t managed to make dumplings as great as hers. Darn! | ||
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I’m still experimenting with how to get them just right, cooking the dumplings just on point, so that they don’t collapse and stay fluffy. | ||
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When they collapse I still eat them. But they become hard and are difficult to chew. | ||
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They don’t soak in the gravy and they taste a bit different. | ||
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Interesting. I think of dumplings being more like bread rolls or cake-like. | ||
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Cutting them/ | ||
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But yours are kind of savoury. That confuses me. | ||
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Yes, that’s right. They are. | ||
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If you have any leftover, no problem, you can put them in the freezer. | ||
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When you take them out of the freezer you let them thaw. | ||
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You can hang a sieve over boiling water and let them thaw in there. | ||
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And then I take a pan and add a thick slice of butter, lard and a bit of salt to it. | ||
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Then I tear the dumplings open and add them to the pan. They soak up the butter. It tastes fantastic but you’ll feel so full. | ||
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And it’s cheap. It doesn’t cost much. | ||
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That’s a typical war-time dish my grandma and grandpa would have cooked back then. | ||
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It was a way to feed everyone. | ||
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Interesting. | I love these yeast dumplings. | |
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There’s also those filled with plums, you’re right. But I don’t make them that way. | ||
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I was wrong about that. I meant Dampfknödel [lit. steam dumplings]. These thick, filled ones. But those are different than the yeast dumplings. | ||
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You can’t serve the plum-filled ones with roulades and gravy, the way you make them. No way. Those are unrelated. | ||
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I prefer them sweet, with vanilla sauce or filled with plums or cherries. | ||
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No, no/ | ||
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When you cut those open, the fruit juice flows out. But yours are completely different. | ||
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No, those are different. | ||
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So that is my favourite food. | ||
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But you need time to make it and you have to stay close while the dumplings boil. You can’t just walk away and leave the pot alone. | ||
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You have to stay there and watch them boil. | ||
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The water can’t be too hot, but it also shouldn’t cool down too much immediately after boiling. | ||
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You have to find exactly the right balance. | ||
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Oh no, that’s too complicated for me. I don’t even want to have the recipe. | ||
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Says, B could eat it at A’s when she visits A. | ||
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[Towards M] Yes, she’s welcome to make it for me. | ||
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Yes, I can do that. | ||
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Asks A about the preparation time. | ||
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Well, stirring and mixing the ingredients takes about ten minutes. | ||
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The dough needs to sit on the heater for about one hour. | ||
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Kneading it and letting it rise again takes another 15 minutes. | ||
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Then you have to portion and form the dough. So, I think in total it can take up to three hours. | ||
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Says, that if you made it for lunch you’d be busy from about 10 am on. | ||
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No, for example I might prepare them today, put them in the fridge and eat them tomorrow. | ||
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I wouldn’t have the time to eat them on the same day. I wouldn’t manage that | ||
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Sometimes I prepare them for the next day, sometimes for the day after. They’ll keep. | ||
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For example, if I know I won’t be able to eat them on the next day, I can already look forward to eating yeast dumplings the day after that. | ||
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I make them when #Name1 is at work. | ||
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When he is at home and on vacation, I don’t make them. | ||
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He’s not a big fan of them. | ||
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I cook that dish when he’s at work. Then the three of us can eat it. | ||
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Asks A, how often she makes them in one year. | ||
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Well, I’d say I eat them about four times a year. It depends on how often I crave them and on my time. I probably make that dish about three or four times per year. | ||
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When I don’t have time, I tell my mom to make them for me. So, well, it depends. | ||
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Says, that he now has a new recipe to write in his book and asks A to write it down for him. | ||
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I don’t want or need it. It’s too complicated for me. | ||
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If the success of preparing it depends on one minute or even half a minute of boiling it, I’m out. No, thanks. | ||
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Yes, it can depend on that. | ||
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It is demanding. It can depend on half a minute. If you make a mistake, it’s ruined. That’s right. | ||
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