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Pelts Recipe?

by Janet
(USA)

My mother and my great aunt used to make something they called pelts. They were a fried dough and they only made them on News Years eve and we always ate them with oyster stew.

No one else has ever heard of them. Do you have any help finding a recipe?

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Pelts Recipe?

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Apr 01, 2011
Looking for Pelts Recipe
by: Gerhild

Hi Janet,

I'm looking through my cookbooks and as yet have had no success with finding this recipe. Also looking at other possible spellings for the word "pelts". I will continue to look and ask my German friends and resources so that you, too, can make these.

I'm posting the request on the website and will also put it in the next newsletter. Perhaps one of my readers will be able to help.

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