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The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

Cook 2 cups pinto bean till soft. Pour off liquid and mash. Add sugar, salt, and cream. Mix well. Place a heaping teaspoon of filling in the center of each bun. Seal edges. Place on a greased pan and let rise until double in bulk, about 1 hour. Bake in a 350°F oven until brown, 20-25 minutes.


The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

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Swiss Volhynian Favorite Recipes has been reprinted and is available again. Instead of a DVD included of demonstrations, these are now available by clicking on any below. To order a copy of the recipe book containing many additional ethnic recipes, send $20 plus $5 postage for each book by check to SMCHA, P.O. Box 93, Moundridge, KS 67107 or by.


Bohne Beroggi Recipe

Set in a warm place to rise until nearly double. Knead down several times. Divide into 7 parts. Roll out dough to ¼ inch or thinner; place in greased pie tins. Let rise only a short time, 10-15.


The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

Bohne beroggi, peppernuts, pluma moos, zwieback. While it may sound like a bunch of gobbledygook to the uninitiated, it really sounds like lunch to the attendees of the Kansas Mennonite Relief Sale.


The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

Bohne Beroggi is a Swiss Mennonite ethnic food. Along with the Low German Mennonites, the Swiss Russian Mennonites also settled into the central Kansas plains and brought with them some of their own food traditions. Bohne Beroggi is a dough pocket filled with pinto beans and covered in a sweet white sauce. It is often eaten as a dessert.


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Bohne Berogi prepared for the Goering Reunion 2011 by Maeanna's family and friends. Scald milk, add butter, sugar, and salt. Add beaten eggs. Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water, add to mixture. Add enough flour to make a thin consistency. Beat well, add enough flour to make a soft dough. Knead the dough, let rise until double in bulk.


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Nadine Wedel and Shari Durst prepare Kraut & Cheese Beroggi in the Swiss Mennonite Tradition


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Neva Kaufman prepares Bohne Beroggi in the Swiss Mennonite tradition.


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Bohne Beroggi. Neva Kaufman prepares Bohne Beroggi in the Swiss Mennonite tradition. The Swiss Mennonite home pages are considered to be a work in progress. Improvements are always possible. New materials may be added and factual errors will be corrected. Some materials will be added and some may be removed.


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Bohne Beroggi. food.com Mary Strotkamp. loading. X. Ingredients. Dough: subheading: Dough: 2 cups milk 2 cups milk; 1 cup cream 1 cup cream; 1⁄2 lb butter 1⁄2 lb butter; 3⁄4 cup sugar 3⁄4 cup sugar; 1 cake yeast 1 cake yeast; 1⁄4 cup lukewarm water.


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Bohne Beroggi Recipe


The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

Bohne Beroggi with egg, cream, sugar, pinto beans, salt, milk, cornstarch, half and half, cake yeast, and all purpose flour.


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Bohne Beroggi: Bohne Beroggi is a Swiss Mennonite ethnic food. Along with the Low German Mennonites, the Swiss Russian Mennonites also settled into the central Kansas plains and brought with them some of their own food traditions. Bohne Beroggi is a dough pocket filled with pinto beans and covered in a sweet white sauce.


The Breadbasket Newton, Kansas

A similar dish served this weekend is the Bohne beroggi for dessert, a pastry with sweet pinto bean paste filling, served with a sweet creamy sauce. "Us Mennonites have German, Russian and Swiss.


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Instructions. Dough. 1. Scald milk and cream, add butter, sugar and cool to lukewarm. 2. Dissolve yeast in the lukewarm water and add the teaspoon of sugar. 3. Add to the first mixture. 4.