Buchteln

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Buchteln ( Czech , Slovak , Silesian buchty ), also: Wuchteln , oven noodles , Beinzla or pipe noodles (in Bavaria and the Palatinate ) are sweet filled or unfilled yeast dumplings or pouches that are baked in the oven. Buchteln are a typical dish from Bohemian cuisine , which has also found its way into Saxon , Swabian , Bavarian , Silesian and Austrian cuisine .

variants

Buchteln in the oven

In the Austrian and Bohemian variants, Buchteln are often filled with powder , poppy seeds , curd cheese or apricot jam , in Bavaria also often with raisins, powder or fresh, whole plums. As a Viennese specialty, five pieces are put together to form a circle with a ball in the middle before baking. After baking, they are dusted with icing sugar and eaten warm.

As ducats Buchteln refers to a variation of dumplings, their size and stuffing concerning: Here, the unfilled buns are about eigroß in the finished baked state at the end.

Buchteln are often eaten with warm vanilla sauce.

In some regions they are prepared without a filling and eaten with sauerkraut .

The Upper Silesian variant bears the same name , made from the same dough as the steamed noodle , but cooked on a clamped cloth in the steam room of the saucepan. The Silesian Buchtel is traditionally eaten with blueberry or blackberry compote.

Trivia

Well known in Vienna are the Buchteln in Café Hawelka , which Josefine Hawelka baked for the guests until her death in 2005 and which found its way into Georg Danzer's song Jö schau .

During the Biedermeier period , host M. Nebenhay baked so-called Ternobuchteln on the Hermannskogel in Vienna for the Agnestag (name of Saint Agnes of Rome ) on January 21st and for John's beheading (Saint John the Baptist ) on August 29th . Instead of the usual abundance, these Buchteln were filled with number slips for a lottery (Terno) and sold accordingly.

The term Wuchtel has other meanings in the Viennese-speaking area. When people talk about a wolf in Vienna, they either mean a football or a very funny remark.

Individual evidence

  1. Sulzbuerg, Mooslandl history (n). Retrieved January 24, 2020 .
  2. ^ Barbara Tóth : Karl von Schwarzenberg: The biography . Ueberreuter, ISBN 978-3-8000-7119-7 , pp. 84 ( google book search ).
  3. ^ Franz Maier-Bruck : The great Sacher cookbook , ISBN 3-7796-5070-3 .
  4. ^ Austrian language lexicon

Web links

Wiktionary: Buchtel  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Commons : Buchteln  - Collection of images