Hoppelpoppel (dish)

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Hoppelpoppel is a simple Berlin cuisine dish made from fried potatoes , leftover roast , eggs and cream ; elsewhere it is called a farmer's breakfast . According to hearsay, the name is supposed to be a contraction of hops and shaggy , in the sense that shoddy (poor) leftovers are processed before they go hops (spoil); The Duden, on the other hand, states that the word is formed from hopping and (scenic) bobbling (= gushing, designation for something mixed up).

preparation

Hoppelpoppel are prepared by fried potatoes with diced roast residues or bacon and chopped gherkins are mixed with salt , pepper , cumin , marjoram , nutmeg and parsley seasoned and topped with a mixture of egg and cream. Now everything is left to stand in the pan. Since this is a typical leftover food , the ingredients used can vary widely.

See also

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  2. Duden: Hoppelpoppel
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