Directions:
Put a 2 quart kettle of water on to boil for the Knebble
Berries
Rinse the berries and drain well.
Place in a bowl
Mix schwartzberra with sugar to taste – set aside
Knebble
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Crack the eggs in the bowl and add 1/4 cup of cool water. Grate in the nutmeg. |
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Mix in the flour in a bit at a time to make a firm but still sticky dough. if 2 cups is not enough add a bit more. Maybe you wont need all the flour. |
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Use 2 spoons and lift a small speck knob of dough on the spoon and scrape into the simmering water. |
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First they will sink to the bottom, and rise as they get cooked.
I dip the dough spoon into the simmering water beforer I scoop some dough so it falls off the spoon easier.
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They will come to the surface of the water but as the recipe says to simmer them for about 20 minutes.
This seems to soften them and I find they bind with the sauce a bit better.
Remove to a bowl and let cool. Taste and see if you like the size. I sort of like mine small,
You can cut large ones in half or 4ths with a knife.
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An alternative way to make this suggested by Karen Bursaw. Her grandmother made little dumplings out of the dough.
I used a walnut sized piece of dough, and rolled it out very thin and added some of the berries and then pinched the bottoms.
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Simmer just like you would the knebble till they float and then for another 10 minutes Make the Sauce
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Melt the butter in a stainless bowl over the pan of simmering water. Add the flour, stir and cook for 1 minute. |
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Pour the half and half or milk in along with the sugar and whisk smooth. |
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Snip the vanilla bean down the center and scrape the moist seeds out and put into the mix. |
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Add the vanilla bean husk as well and then cook, stirring often till thickened, about 3 minutes. Remove husk.
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Pour some of the cream sauce into the Knebble |
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Mix well. |
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There are many ways to serve this. The author mixed the berries in with the bowl of Knebble and then served |
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. I used one of our special crystal wine glasses. |
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Here are the dumplings floating on the cream topped with blueberries. |
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