Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen soup with potato salad
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen cooked in soup
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
3 1/2 cups clear beef stock
2 oz butter
2 medium sized onions, diced or finely sliced
4 tbs chives

Potato salad
2 lbs potatoes
3/4 cup beef stock
4 tsp onions
1 tsp mustard not spicy
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup wine vinegar
salt, pepper to taste


First make the potato salad.
Cook the unpeeled potatoes for approx. 20 minutes. Check to see if they are done. Drain the water
and allow the potatoes to cool slightly. Peel them and cut them into thin slices. Add the mustard,
seasoning, vinegar, oil, onions and the beef stock to the potatoes and mix carefully. Leave for
10 minutes and then taste and flavour if necessary. The potato salad should be served slightly warm
together with the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen.

Place the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen in a hot beef stock but do not cook. Heat the butter in a
pan. Add onions and gently brown. Serve the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen in a soup plate with
beef broth. Then add the browned onions on top. Sprinkle with finely chopped chives and serve the
potato salad as a side dish.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen with potato and cucumber salad
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
3 1/2 cups clear beef broth
2 oz butter
2 medium sized onions, diced or finely sliced
4 tbs chives

Potato and cucumber salad
2 lbs potatoes
3/4 cup beef stock
1/2 cucumber (alternatively endives)
4 tsp onions
1 tsp mustard not spicy
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/3cup wine vinegar
salt, pepper to taste

First make the potato and cucumber salad.
Cook the unpeeled potatoes for approx. 20 minutes. Check to see if they are done. Drain the water
and allow the potatoes to cool slightly. Peel them and cut them into thin slices. Add the mustard,
seasoning, vinegar, oil, onions and the stock to the potatoes and mix carefully. Briefly marinade
and add the finely sliced cucumber. Leave for 10 minutes and then taste and flavour as desired.
The potato salad should be served slightly warm together with the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen.

Place the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen in a hot beef stock but do not cook. Heat the butter in a
pan. Add onions and gently brown. Serve the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen on a plate with the
potato and cucumber salad and pour gravy over the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen and garnish
with the sauteed onions. Sprinkle with finely chopped chives and serve.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen gratinee with tomatoes and a tomato sauce
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen gratinee with tomatoes
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
3 1/2 cup beef stock
4 tomatoes or 16 Roma cherry tomatoes
8 slices Emmentaler or Chester cheese

Tomato sauce
1 small onion
2 tbs olive oil
1 tbs tomato puree
1 can peeled tomatoes (1 lbs)
1/2 cup stock from heating the Maultaschen
salt, pepper to taste
2 tbs butter
1 twig freshly washed rosemary and thyme
2 sage leaves


Warm the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen in the beef stock without cooking. Dice the onions and
sauté in olive oil until transparent. Add tomato puree and sauté. Then add the stock and peeled
tomatoes. Cook for approx 10 minutes. In another pan melt the butter, add herbs until the butter
browns slightly. Pass the browned butter through a sieve and add to the tomato sauce. Then puree
the mixture. Keep warm.

Take Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen from the stock and place on a oven proof plate. Cut tomatoes
in slices and place them on top of the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen. Cover with cheese and
melt in the microwave or bake under a grill. Pour the tomato sauce around the Schwob’s Original™
Maultaschen gratinee. Alternatively you could try Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen backed with ham
and cheese or ham, tomato and cheese topping. We recommend a corn salad with a potato dressing
or a green salad with a balsamico vinegar dressing.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen fried with egg and potato and cucumber salad
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen roasted with egg
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
1/4 lbs butter
8 eggs
2 tsp milk
salt, pepper

Potato and cucumber salad
2 lbs potatoes
3/4 cup beef stock
1/2 cucumber (alternatively endives)
4 tsp onions
1 tsp mustard not spicy
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/3 cup wine vinegar
salt, pepper to taste


First make the potato and cucumber salad.
Cook the unpeeled potatoes for approx. 20 minutes. Check to see if they are done. Drain the water
and allow the potatoes to cool slightly. Peel them and cut them into thin slices. Add the mustard,
seasoning, vinegar, oil, onions and the stock to the potatoes and mix carefully. Briefly marinade
and add the finely sliced cucumber. Leave for 10 minutes and then taste and flavour as desired.
The potato salad should be served slightly warm together with the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen.

Slice the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen. Heat butter in a pan. Add the sliced Schwob’s Original™
Maultaschen in the pan sauté until lightly crispy. In a bowl whisk the eggs and milk, for a creamy
texture. Add salt and pepper to taste. Pour the egg mixture over the browned Schwob’s Original™
Maultaschen until the eggs are scrambled. Serve with the salad.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen salad
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
8 oz butter

Salad
1 head lettuce
16 small radishes
1/3 cup salad oil (walnut or grape seed oil)
3 tbs vinegar (raspberry or sherry)
salt, pepper to taste


Slice the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen. Heat butter in a pan. Add the sliced Schwob’s Original™
Maultaschen in the pan sauté until lightly crispy. Keep warm.

Tear the salad leaves into smaller pieces and then carefully wash until clean. Prepare and wash the
radishes, keeping some of their green tops. Place the salad leaves in a bowl and season with salt
and pepper. Add vinegar and oil and mix carefully. Season to taste. Garnish with the sautéed
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen in mushroom sauce
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
8 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
3 1/2 cups beef stock

Mushroom sauce
1 lbs fresh mushrooms
2 oz butter
1 cup heavy cream
salt and pepper to taste
1 oz butter
2 tbs flour


Place the Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen in a hot beef stock but do not cook.

Wash and slice the mushrooms. Heat the butter in a pan and add the sliced mushrooms. Pour the
cooked mushrooms through a sieve saving the liquid to be used later. Melt the remaining butter and
add the flour, to make a roux. Once the roux is no longer lumpy, add the mushroom stock and heavy
cream, mixing continuously. Season with salt and pepper. Add mushrooms to the mixture. Take the
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen from the stock and add mushroom sauce to serve.

You can also try porcini or morel mushrooms and add a little whisky to the morels for a slightly
smoky taste.
Zoom Schwob's Originals Maultaschen burgers
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen burgers
4 Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen
4 oz butter
4 hamburger buns
6 tbs mayonnaise
4 leaves lettuce (iceberg salad)
4 tbs fried or braised onions
2 tomatoes in slices
tomato sauce or ketchup


In a non oiled hot pan, slightly toast the inside of open hamburger buns. Cut the Schwob’s Original™
Maultaschen diagonally and sauté them in heated butter until lightly crispy. Spread mayonnaise on
the inside the hamburger buns. Cut the iceberg lettuce in fine stripes (chiffonade) and slice the
tomatoes. Place lettuce on the open bun, then add tomato sauce or ketchup. Place the sautéd
Schwob’s Original™ Maultaschen on top and add some more lettuce, ketchup or tomato sauce,
onions, and top with tomato slices. Place the bun on top and serve.


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