Lasanci (dough dish)
1 serving
Steep dough is kneaded from flour, eggs, salt and oxen, rolled into thin layers and dried. Each layer is sprinkled with flour, cut in half, rolled up with a wide tube and cut into strips 1 cm wide; five to six strips stacked together are cut across the squares and scattered on a board, sprinkled with flour. They fry cubes of lard or smoked brisket. Lasanki are boiled in salted water, folded over a colander and mixed with flakes. It is served sprinkled with grated cheese.
Steep dough is kneaded from flour, eggs, salt and oxen, rolled into thin layers and dried. Each layer is sprinkled with flour, cut in half, rolled up with a wide tube and cut into strips 1 cm wide; five to six strips stacked together are cut across the squares and scattered on a board, sprinkled with flour. They fry cubes of lard or smoked brisket. Lasanki are boiled in salted water, folded over a colander and mixed with flakes. It is served sprinkled with grated cheese.
salt to taste, lard - 10 g, cheese - 10 g, flour - 80 g, eggs - 0.5 pcs., water - 15 g