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Quark pods with apple sauce

These little German potato and quark fritters are fried until golden, then served with apple sauce and a dusting of icing sugar.

22.09.2020
Quark fritters with icing sugar and apple sauce on a dark plate

These little German potato and quark fritters are fried until golden, then served with apple sauce and a dusting of icing sugar. They are a lovely way to use cooked potatoes when you feel like a sweet lunch.

Quark fritters dusted with icing sugar on a dark plate

Do you know that when you just feel like a doughy dessert every now and then? I usually feel like waffles, pancakes, crepes or Kaiserschmarren, but now I wanted to try something different with these quark pods. Why did I choose Quark Pods? They are doughy and yet also refreshing due to the high quark content. Together with powdered sugar and applesauce, they taste particularly delicious.

The preparation is super simple: Few ingredients and simple procedures make it easy to make these delicious little pods quickly. If you want more for the whole family, just double the ingredients and everyone can enjoy something of this delicious bite!

Close-up of a quark fritter with a soft centre and icing sugar
Quark fritters with icing sugar and apple sauce on a dark plate

Easy recipe

Quark Pods with Apple Sauce

These little German potato and quark fritters are fried until golden, then served with apple sauce and a dusting of icing sugar.

Prep time
20 min
Cook time
15 min
Yield
3 servings
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Ingredients

3
  • 260 gboiled, peeled potatoes, allow about 350 g raw, unpeeled potatoes; weigh out 260 g after cooking and peeling
  • 270 glow-fat quark
  • 125 gflour for the dough
  • 1egg
  • 100 gapplesauce
  • 3 teaspoonsof powdered sugar
  • 1 pinchof salt
  • optional sweetness
  • 25 gflour for coating
  • Neutral vegetable oil for frying, e.g. rapeseed or sunflower oil

Instructions

Nutrition per serving

Calories
374 kcal
Protein
20 g
Carbohydrates
65.9 g
Sugar
10.9 g
Fat
2.6 g
Saturated fat
0.8 g
Fibre
3.5 g
Salt
0.41 g

Calculated estimate – editorial review required

Data source: USDA SR28

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