When we visit family in Germany life stops at around 4:00 pm so we can eat cake or pastries. No matter where we are or what we are doing, at 4:00pm we stop for cake. I will watch the time to make sure I don’t miss out. In the fall there are about 2 weeks that you can get new wine which is the wine after it is put into the berrels but before it is corked. It is a little effervescent and is very tasty with Zwiebelkuchen so it is often served with it. …So, needless to say, while out sight seeing on the Mosel river we stopped at 4:00 pm and had some Zwiebelkuchen and new wine in one of the small towns. It was one of the most memorable meals I had in Germany and I will often crave it. It isn’t easy to find new wine here so I like to serve it with a nice Riesling.
Dough
½ oz............... Yeast
1 c.................. Milk
(lukewarm)
2½ c............... Cake
Flour
pinch............. Sugar
½ tsp.............. Salt
3 Tbs............. Butter
Topping
1½ ea............ Extra
Large Yellow Onions
5 oz................ Raw
Bacon
1 c.................. Sour
Cream
2 ea............... Eggs
½ tsp.............. Salt
pinch............. Nutmeg
pinch............. Pepper
1.
Heat
oven to 425ºF.
2.
Mix
2 Tbs flour, yeast, and sugar together then mix in milk.
3.
Set
aside in a warm place.
4.
Cut
butter and salt into remaining flour .
Set aside.
5.
Dice
bacon and Julian the onions.
6.
Add
milk mixture into the flour mixture and mix until it forms a ball.
7.
Cover
and set aside in a warm place.
8.
Sautee
bacon and onions until the onions start to caramelize. Let cool.
9.
Mix
remaining topping ingredients in a separate bowl and add the onions and bacon.
10. Place dough into the bottom of a
greased spring form pan and top with onion mixture.
11. Bake in oven for about 30 minutes.
I created a warm place to let the
dough steps rest by placing a container with about 2 cups of water in the
microwave and heating it for about 3 minutes.
I then place the dough in the microwave with the container of hot water
the door shut.
Be creative, have fun and enjoy!!!
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