Try this delicious pasta dish:
I mog di = highest Swabian declaration of love, just as wedding vows after enjoying Maultaschen.
Steep Maultaschen in hot beef broth for 10 to 15 min.
Place cauliflower in cold salted water for 10 min, then remove and drain. Put in a saucepan water, a little salt and a little juice of a lemon form and soften the cauliflower in it. Season the cauliflower with nutmeg and saffron.
Also make a hollandaise sauce: This sauce is basically made in a hot water bath, meaning a small saucepan holds the sauce ingredients. It hangs in a second, larger cooking pot that contains hot water.
In the small cooking pot beef broth form. Add egg yolks, juice of one lemon (1), salt and melted butter, stirring continuously until the sauce is creamy. Then season with white pepper and cayenne pepper.
If sauce is too thick, thin with warm but not hot clear soup.
Remove cauliflower from broth, drain and divide evenly into small pieces.
Divide the Maultaschen, drained and warm, evenly into portions on deep plates, place the cauliflower on top. Add ham, cut into strips, and then sauce on top. Sprinkle with parsley and bring to the table.
You can also sprinkle the finished dish with cheese and bake it in the heated oven.
Serve with plenty of lettuce and drink Weissherbst wine from the vineyard.