A great pasta dish for any occasion:
In the evening, make a small dough of half a cup of flour, a spoonful of vinegar yeast and a tablespoon of milk. Let this dough sit quietly through the night with the lid closed, but just not in the cold.
The next morning, add half an egg, a piece of butter the size of an egg, two spoonfuls of yeast, half a cup of warm milk, salt and enough flour to make the dough thick enough to rise. Then, using all your strength, beat it with the strongest wooden spoon until it no longer sticks to the baking bowl and shows large bubbles. But be careful not to break the bowl in two. When it has become quite airy and fluffy, place it once more over moderate heat with the lid closed, where it will rise.
In the hot butter place the steamed noodles quite carefully, one by one, ask your mom to put the lid over the cooking pot, and wait a few min until the dish starts to smell. Next, check – but don’t touch the lid yourself, let your good mom take it off – if the steamed noodles are browned on the bottom side, on the top they stay white.
The best sauce for this dish is milk sauce with a little bit of vanilla, but you can also add cooked fruit.