Poppy Seed Noodles
Show: Paula's Home Cooking
Episode: Paula Goes to Europe
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By blizlady #2
nashotah, WI
on December 01, 2012
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Poppy Seed Noodles is a traditional Hungarian dish that both my grandmas made. The poppy seed was ground first and then added to buttered noodles. You don't really have to add too much butter to the noodles because we always topped it with a drizzle of honey. Brings back great memories of my grandma's cooking!
By lhfitz_12706986
Lorton, 86
on June 27, 2012
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I wasn't crazy about the poppy seeds on noodles. I know Paula gets criticized for use of use of butter, but 4 TBS was not sufficient for a pound of noodles. Buttered noodle are delicious but not anything special as written.
By lillieeast_11743129
Guthrie, OK
on September 28, 2009
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Absolutely fabulous! Great with Paula's Weiner Schnitzel. It is so quick and easy.
By lilkelsey18_9728499
Williamstown, NJ
on April 02, 2008
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Oh my gosh! This recipe is the bomb!! I was just searching the site for a good fried chicken recipe and I clicked on this because Paula Deen is one of my favorite chefs of all time. It was so super easy to make too! But, to give it a kick, I added about a cup of Italian Syle bread crumbs and about a teaspoon of chili powder. It just gives it that zing it needs. I absolutely love this recipe!! I would recommend this recipe to all of my friends and family. It's our new family favorite!! :] A+++++
By jnegrete28_8113611
Montgomery, IL
on August 06, 2007
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This a must to go with the wiener schnitzel.I made them together and it was a wonderfull meal!