Onion pie with sauerkraut
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Ingredients for - Onion pie with sauerkraut

Dough
1. Flour 250 gram
2. Water 150 Ml
3. Sugar 15 gram
4. Salt 1/4 Tsp
5. Corn oil 25 Ml
6. Dry yeast 1 Tsp
Filling
1. Bulb onions 400 gram
2. Sauerkraut 150 gram
3. Bacon 50 gram
4. Corn oil 3 tbsp
5. Water 50 Ml

How to cook deliciously - Onion pie with sauerkraut

1. Stage

Sift the flour, mix with salt, sugar and yeast. Pour water and corn (sunflower refined) oil to the dry ingredients. Knead the dough.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Sift the flour, mix with salt, sugar and yeast. Pour water and corn (sunflower refined) oil to the dry ingredients. Knead the dough.

2. Stage

The dough should be quite dense, but not clogged with flour, soft and pliable. Put the dough in a bowl greased with vegetable oil, cover with clingfilm and leave in the heat to rise for 35-40 minutes.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: The dough should be quite dense, but not clogged with flour, soft and pliable. Put the dough in a bowl greased with vegetable oil, cover with clingfilm and leave in the heat to rise for 35-40 minutes.

3. Stage

While the dough is cooking prepare the filling. Cut the onion into half rings and fry in well heated vegetable oil on high heat until brown, stirring constantly. (The weight of the peeled vegetable is given)

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: While the dough is cooking prepare the filling. Cut the onion into half rings and fry in well heated vegetable oil on high heat until brown, stirring constantly. (The weight of the peeled vegetable is given)

4. Stage

Add the sauerkraut to the pan, pour in water, and stir. Close the pan with a lid, turn down the heat to medium and stew the vegetables for 10-12 minutes. Then add the bacon slices to the vegetables, stir and cook the stuffing for another five minutes. (until the liquid evaporates) Bacon here is more for flavor than for taste. It can be replaced with ham or smoked chicken. If you leave out the meat part, it makes a great lean cake. Cool the filling.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Add the sauerkraut to the pan, pour in water, and stir. Close the pan with a lid, turn down the heat to medium and stew the vegetables for 10-12 minutes. Then add the bacon slices to the vegetables, stir and cook the stuffing for another five minutes. (until the liquid evaporates) Bacon here is more for flavor than for taste. It can be replaced with ham or smoked chicken. If you leave out the meat part, it makes a great lean cake. Cool the filling.

5. Stage

On a floured work surface, place the proofed dough, crumple and roll out into a layer about 25*40 cm in size. Visually divide it lengthwise into two parts. Cut one part into strips. (1 cm thick) The number of strips should be a multiple of three.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: On a floured work surface, place the proofed dough, crumple and roll out into a layer about 25*40 cm in size. Visually divide it lengthwise into two parts. Cut one part into strips. (1 cm thick) The number of strips should be a multiple of three.

6. Stage

Braid strips of dough into loose braids. (a very exciting thing to do!)

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Braid strips of dough into loose braids. (a very exciting thing to do!)

7. Stage

Place the cooled filling evenly on the second part (in the middle) of the dough.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Place the cooled filling evenly on the second part (in the middle) of the dough.

8. Stage

Wrap the filling in the dough, pressing it tightly.

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Wrap the filling in the dough, pressing it tightly.

9. Stage

Gently wrap the pie in plaits. (Roll it up) Shape the pie into a horseshoe (or kalach)

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Gently wrap the pie in plaits. (Roll it up) Shape the pie into a horseshoe (or kalach)

10. Stage

Transfer the cake to a baking tray lined with baking paper, a silicone sheet, or a teflon sheet. You can roll out the dough immediately and shape it on the baking sheet or mat. Cover the cake with a thin towel or napkin and leave to rise in the heat for 20 minutes. Drizzle with water. (Or smear with milk.) You can sprinkle the pie with sesame seeds, poppy seeds, or dried herbs. (Provençal herbs, for example)

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Transfer the cake to a baking tray lined with baking paper, a silicone sheet, or a teflon sheet. You can roll out the dough immediately and shape it on the baking sheet or mat. Cover the cake with a thin towel or napkin and leave to rise in the heat for 20 minutes. Drizzle with water. (Or smear with milk.) You can sprinkle the pie with sesame seeds, poppy seeds, or dried herbs. (Provençal herbs, for example)

11. Stage

Bake the pie in a preheated 180° oven for 23-25 minutes until brown. Always keep in mind the peculiarities of your technique. Cool the finished pie on a rack. All done!

1. Stage. Onion pie with sauerkraut: Bake the pie in a preheated 180° oven for 23-25 minutes until brown. Always keep in mind the peculiarities of your technique. Cool the finished pie on a rack. All done!