Mondseer cheese noodles with roasted onions and pear sauce

Ingredients

250 g WOERLE Mondseer hay milk cheese
750 g potatoes
3 egg yolk
150 g all-purpose flour
50 g wheat semolina
150 ml whipped cream
nutmeg, grated
2 onions
800 g pears
2 cinnamon sticks
2 EL Sugar
2 TL lemon juice
25 ml white wine
clarified butter
Flour
Butter
Salt

Preparation

Step 1:

Boil the potatoes, peel them and press them through a potato ricer while they are still hot. Mix in the egg yolk, flour, semolina, pinch of nutmeg and pinch of salt and knead into a smooth dough, cover and leave to rest for 15 to 30 minutes.

Step 2:

Shape the dough into finger-thick rolls on a floured work surface and cut into small pieces. Use your hands to form noodles with pointed ends. Place in the boiling salted water and let it simmer for a moment.

Step 3:

Melt the butter in the pan and fry the cooked and drained Schupfnudel on both sides. Pour whipped cream over and sprinkle with grated cheese. Melt the cheese to create a creamy sauce.

Step 4:

For the fried onions, peel the onions and cut into thin half rings. Mix with 2-3 tablespoons of flour and roast in hot clarified butter. Drain on kitchen paper.

Step 5:

For the pear sauce, peel and core the pears, then finely dice. Place in a small saucepan with the cinnamon sticks, sugar, lemon juice and white wine and cook until tender. Puree finely and serve with the cheese Schupfnudel with roasted onions.

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WOERLE Mondseer hay milk cheese

Today as then, an incomparable pleasure, our original Mondseer! The hearty, spicy Mondseer is probably the oldest and most traditional red smear cheese in Austria. Its origins date back to 1830.

It is still produced according to a traditional and carefully updated recipe from the Mondsee monastery and cultivated with red cultures several times a week. The daily fresh hay milk, which is so important for its aromatic taste, comes from cows that graze on lush meadows rich in herbs.