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November 6, 2019  |  By Natalia In Blog, Cooking

With passion in your kitchen: roulades with Silesian potato dumplings

Passion Piece - Roulades

Nowadays the world is slowly becoming a global village, that’s why we are getting more and more willing to try dishes coming from the most remote corners of our planet – from ordinary sushi or spaghetti to a little bit more sophisticated and frequently disgusting fried snakes or ram brains. I also love trying new flavors, although I’m not a huge fan of too big experiments, of course, if it’s not necessary.

I also adore Polish traditional dishes, such as hunter’s stew, pierogi or stuffed cabbage. One of the meals which always satisfies my taste buds is roulade accompanied by Silesian potato dumplings. This delicacy may not be very unusual, but for sure it’s really tasty and it’s ideal for a family dinner not only with your mother-in-law, but also with some friends from abroad.

Ingredients:

Roulades

  • 1,5 kg of boneless loin
  • 30 dag of raw bacon
  • 4-5 gherkins
  • 3-4 onions
  • mustard
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • toothpicks/cotton thread
  • a small amount of fat, for example lard or margarine

Silesian potato dumplings

  • 1 kg of boiled potatoes
  • potato flour
  • 1 egg
  • salt

Preparation:

Roulades

Start with preparing the filling for your roulades. Remove the bacon rind and cut bacon into sticks. Do the same with the rest of your ingredients, which means gherkins and onions. Slice the loin and flatten it with a mallet. Sprinkle such prepared meat with salt and pepper, spread some mustard on it. Put the bacon, onions and gherkins on the loin. Roll the meat to form roulades and fasten them with toothpicks or cotton thread, which will be removed after frying the meat. Spread a little bit of fat on the hot frying pan, fry roulades until they get a nice brown color and the meat becomes a bit softer. After frying them on both sides pour some water into the frying pan and stew the meat checking from time to time how soft the roulades are – you can do it with a fork. The rest of the stock can be used to prepare sauce which can be used later on with Silesian potato dumplings, add a little bit of sour cream, flour, salt and pepper.

Dumplings

Peel the potatoes, boil them, strain them carefully and mash them up. Wait until the potatoes cool down. Put the potatoes into a bowl and flatten them inside. Remove 1/4 of mashed potatoes. Put the right amount of potato flour inside the empty place (the same big as the removed potatoes) and some salt to taste. Next add an egg and earlier removed potatoes. Knead the dough and form little dumplings. Boil salted water and put the dumplings inside when it’s boiling. Boil the dumplings on low heat, when they appear on the surface of the water you need around 5 minutes to have them ready.

Put ready prepared Silesian dumplings on the plate, next pour them with some sauce and serve in the company of roulades with some salad, in my case I chose homemade beetroot. Bon Appetit!

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Yours,

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Comments: 10 replies added

  1. Amber Myers November 6, 2019 Reply

    Yum, everything looks so tasty! I don't think I've ever had Polish food before.

  2. Marie Phillips November 6, 2019 Reply

    That all looks amazing. I plan to make it this week. I would love to know what is in the beetroot! I love pickled beets and those would also be amazing with this dish.

  3. chad November 7, 2019 Reply

    These dumplings look soooo delicious! I would love to make this dish soon, thank you.

  4. Nyxie November 7, 2019 Reply

    The Roulades and Dumplings sound beautiful! I'd love to try these.

  5. Cris November 7, 2019 Reply

    Oh, everything looks so delicious! I would love a bite right now!

  6. AMY November 7, 2019 Reply

    Wow! I really love roulades. I prefer always in bacon. But i'm gonna try these one. It's simple and easy to made. Thanks!

  7. Cristina Petrini November 7, 2019 Reply

    What a nice dish I know gnocchi because I ate them in Slovenia on vacation and I liked them very much

  8. Krysten Quiles November 7, 2019 Reply

    Oh yum, it all looks so delish! Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

  9. Sophia November 11, 2019 Reply

    OMG the all things look damn delicious and yummy! thanks for sharing this with us.

  10. Sigrid Says November 15, 2019 Reply

    I love roulades. Now I wanna make a dish for the kids! :)

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