Slovak haluski recipe

This is a re-post of a previous recipe for Haluski and drop noodles..I made some today and added some deli Boar's Head corn beef.. sliced and julienned. for an Irish touch! Happy St. Patty's Day and Happy Cooking! 2 cups flour 1 egg 1 tsp. salt 1 cup water or milk In medium bowl beat egg with fork add water and salt..Fold in flour...Bring a medium pot to boil..drop batter using a 1/2 of a small teaspoon(see photo)..stir while adding so as not to stick to bottom of pan..Cook on medium heat…

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