Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings
Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings

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Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings is one of the most favored of recent trending foods on earth. It is enjoyed by millions daily. It’s easy, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. They are fine and they look wonderful. Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings is something which I have loved my entire life.

Another easy to prepare comfort food from Treasured Hungarian Family Recipes® by Helen M. She is a Canadian cookbook author sharing recipes form her. This recipe has been passed down in my Hungarian family for generations and perfected.

To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook hungarian peas paprikash with dumplings using 12 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings:
  1. Take 250 g peas (used frozen)
  2. Take 1 onion
  3. Take 1 tsp paprika powder
  4. Make ready Water
  5. Make ready 1 tbsp sour cream
  6. Prepare Salt pepper
  7. Make ready Flour
  8. Prepare For the dumplings
  9. Take 3 large tbsp flour
  10. Get 1 egg
  11. Prepare Water
  12. Take Salt

There are many variations for authentic paprikas, some recipes call for peppers and tomatoes, different I really hope you make this Hungarian chicken paprikash with dumplings, it is a real treat that you and your family will love. Hungarian Chicken Paprikash with Dumplings (Csirke-Paprikas & Nokedli)International Cuisine. Easy Hungarian Chicken Paprikash with DumplingsWhere Is My Spoon. Trish Fee-O'Leary (California) says: Easy enough, I doubled the paprika & added peas.

Instructions to make Hungarian Peas Paprikash with dumplings:
  1. Chop the onion and sauté it on oil for about 5 min until becomes clear. Take the pan off of the heat and add paprika powder. (if we add meanwhile pan is on the heat the paprika can burn and becomes bitter) Mix them and add peas.
  2. Add enough water to cover the peas and return the pan back to heat. Season with salt and pepper.
  3. Cook it until peas are soft. Now slowly sprinkle about a small tbsp of flour to the stew meanwhile constantly stirring so it doesn’t become lumpy. Add sour cream and stir it in. Cook it for about a minute or 2 but don’t boil it.
  4. For the dumplings mix salt egg flour and enough water to get to get a paste which is not too runny but not a solid dough either.
  5. Boil a good amount of water and using a large cheese grater backwards to pass the runny dough through,(use a spatula and they will drip into the water) boil the dumplings until they come up to the top of the water surface. (About 30 sec) Using a large colander drain the dumplings.

Chicken Paprikash with Dumplings holds a special place in my heart, because it reminds me of my Hungarian grandparents, as well as Nonna. (If you haven't read my About section, you probably didn't realize that I'm half Hungarian!) Grandpa and Grandma (Dad's parents). Chicken paprikash hails from Hungary, a country with beautiful landscapes, cities, villages, cultures, traditions, people and food. I love hearing from our readers about their experiences visiting Hungary and falling in love with the country and its food. This Hungarian vegetarian paprikash recipe was adapted from the traditional meat-based recipe. Paprikás is a vegetable stew with dumplings and I learned how to make this Hungarian vegetarian paprikash recipe from my mother.

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