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Cheese casserole 150 Image by: Cheese casserole 150 Author: Canadian Living

This is a dish my father made from the old country. It was a favorite meal for a family of nine. We termed it German mac and cheese!

  • Portion size 10 servings
  • Credits : frommelt

Ingredients

Method

Saute bacon until crisp and dice to bite size pieces. Shred cheese and dice green onion. Set all aside while making the egg dough. Bring a large salted pot of water to boil. Combine flour, salt, herbs and eggs in a large mixing bowl. Add enough water to make a soft egg dough that will "drip". Using a "spatlze" maker from your local kitchen shop or a colander fill the basket or colondar with 1-2 cups of dough that will drip into the boiling salted water using a wooden spoon if necessary to cut the dough into small "buttons" into the water.

Keep water at a gentle simmer until dough buttons float to the top and are cooked. Drain each batch well and layer into a large roaster layering each batch with your bacon, onions and cheese. Repeat until all ingedients are used. Bake in a 350 degree oven until cheese is melted through approx 15 minutes. Enjoy as a main dish or divide recipe for a side dish.
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