Łazanki Z Kapustą

Łazanki Z Kapustą

Łazanki Z Kapustą · ready in 1 h 55 min · 4 servings · 576 kcal per serving · medium · 11 ingredients

Old Polish łazanki pairs handmade egg pasta squares with tangy sauerkraut, smoky bacon, and deep forest porcini aroma.

Prep
57 min
Cook
58 min
Total
1 h 55 min
Serves
4
kcal
576
Difficulty
medium

A QiMeal recipe · Updated

Ingredients · 4 servings

  • 300 gWheat flour
  • 2Egg, beaten
  • 700 gSauerkraut, drained and roughly chopped
  • 30 gDried porcini mushroom, rinsed
  • 150 gOnion, diced
  • 150 gSmoked bacon, diced
  • 10 gLard, softened
  • 2 tspMarjoram, dried
  • 14 gSalt, divided
  • 1 tspBlack pepper, freshly ground
  • 2.56 LWater, divided

Equipment

stovetop, scale, mixing bowl, pot, skillet, rolling pin, knife, cutting board, colander, slotted spoon, wooden spoon, serving spoon

Instructions

  1. Mise En Place

    Gather measured ingredients and set out a scale, bowl, pot, skillet, rolling pin, knife, board, colander, and slotted spoon. · 5 min

    What to look for: All ingredients are measured and tools are within reach.

  2. Soak Mushrooms

    Soak dried porcini mushrooms in 500 ml warm water until pliable, keeping the soaking liquid for the braise. · 30 min

    What to look for: Mushrooms look swollen and the water is dark brown.

  3. Simmer Mushrooms

    Simmer the mushrooms in their soaking liquid until tender, then lift them out, chop finely, and reserve the dark liquid. · 20 min

    What to look for: Mushrooms are soft and the liquid smells earthy.

  4. Knead Pasta Dough

    Mix wheat flour, eggs, 60 ml water, and 4 g salt into a firm dough, then knead until smooth and no dry flour remains. · 12 min

    What to look for: Dough is smooth, elastic, and slightly firm.

  5. Cut Pasta Squares

    Roll the dough thinly on a lightly floured board, cut it into 2 cm squares, and dust the pieces so they do not stick. · 10 min

    What to look for: Small pasta squares are even, thin, and separate.

  6. Boil Pasta Squares

    Boil the pasta squares in 2 l water with 10 g salt until tender but still springy, then drain and toss with 10 g lard. · 5 min

    What to look for: Pasta floats and looks pale, tender, and slightly glossy.

  7. Render Bacon

    Render diced smoked bacon in the skillet over medium heat, then add onion and fry until the onion is golden at the edges. · 8 min

    When it is done: Bacon pieces are browned and any pork reaches 63°C / 145°F internally.

  8. Braise Cabbage

    Add sauerkraut, chopped mushrooms, marjoram, black pepper, and reserved mushroom liquid; braise uncovered, stirring often. · 20 min

    What to look for: Sauerkraut softens and most liquid reduces to a moist glaze.

  9. Toss Łazanki

    Toss the drained pasta squares through the cabbage mixture until glossy and evenly coated; adjust salt and pepper. · 3 min

    What to look for: Pasta, cabbage, bacon, and mushrooms are evenly mixed.

  10. Serve Hot

    Serve the hot łazanki in warm bowls, spooning any bacon, cabbage, and mushroom bits from the skillet over the top. · 2 min

    What to look for: Bowls are steaming and the pasta is coated with cabbage mixture.

Nutrition (per serving)

kcal576
Protein21 g
Carbohydrates74 g
of which sugars5 g
Fat23 g
of which saturated8 g
Fibre10 g
Sodium3212 mg

Nutri-ScoreC

Allergens

Contains: gluten, eggs

Ingredient substitutions

Egg

  • Water: Makes a firmer, less rich noodle and is less traditional for this egg pasta.

Smoked bacon

  • Lard: Keeps pork fat in the pan but loses the smoky bacon pieces.

Lard

  • Sunflower oil: Less traditional, but it prevents the boiled pasta squares from sticking.

Marjoram

  • Black pepper: Use only if marjoram is unavailable; the result will taste less classic.

Black pepper

  • Marjoram: Adds herbal warmth instead of pepper heat, staying within the classic flavor family.

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