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In Switzerland, I was fed some 'knupfli"...Could someone translate?

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tyler: I wasn't born yesterday...":grutzi mittenands" are "hellos" and they ARE fed in bulk to tourists, but they are NOT food...

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  1. Are they like dumplings? Cor! I love them, veggie stew for Dinner tonight then! With mixed herbs in me veggie suet.


  2. It's 'knoepli.' A type of boiled dumpling.

    Flour, milk, water, eggs, butter, and some spices.

    Here's a recipe for it here:

    http://www.channelm.ca/ce_index572.html

    No doubt there are an infinite number of variations, such as using potato water or various types of milk or cheeses.

  3. This is usually fed to tourist from the US, they consist mostly of grützlis also known as brögeln or klümpferln.

  4. I heard that pig eyeballs, when properly prepared, taste just like chicken.

  5. Chnöpfli are a real swiss delight especially homemade! (a real granny's speciality). I'm so upset by some answers because many have no idea what it is. It's a dish on it's own with gratinated cheese/fried onions or great with a roast/stew/venison and Rotkraut etc. Mostly eaten in autumn/winter-time when it's cold outside...

  6. ultra delayed action poisonous mushrooms.

  7. all I did I read all the one who answered it and took the recipe down so my wife and I can try it I had always liked dump lens

    which my father never did when my moms mom cooked them

  8. It;s somewhat like we eat in Norway called liefsa which is flour and milk and butter caked bread that goes with lutafish ;which is a dried fish that we put in water to plump it and cool it again.It;s a taste you have to get used to as i did,we still have it here in the us for thanksgiving,

  9. Sounds like a fish byproduct, but I can't be sure.

  10. ewww u know that's some kind of horrible animanl part. U r naughty!

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