Cheese buttons

One of my warmest childhood memories is having Cheese Buttons at my grandmothers house. They were, hands down, my favorite food growing up ...

Making the knephla soup a few days ago, and researching the etymology of the word knephla, got me thinking about kase knephla (kay-za nep-fla), aka cheese buttons. Our family often served these on Lenten Fridays because they contain no meat....

The State of North Dakota has only one official food. That’s the official fruit: choke cherry, used for jams jellies, and of course home-made wine. Many believe that cheese buttons should be …

These foods are well-loved essentials for anyone who grew up in North Dakota.

When one of your nicest friends asks if you want to come to her annual birthday dinner at her family's vineyard to suck back wine and make s...

Kase Knepfla. These cheese filled dumplings are similar to ravioli, but is rooted in German culture. Some people even think these delicious giant noodles should be the state food! And here is a super easy recipe to make your own.

the simple version of a traditional Germans from Russia dish also known as Kase Knoephla, cheese buttons.

Yes you read that right, Cheese Buttons. It is no surprise that you will find German food on this blog! Lazy Cheese Buttons 1 box lasanga ...

My mom made these mostly during Lent. On at least one Friday when meat wasn’t allowed to be eaten. My kids love them as much as I do. Hope you enjoy them as well.

My mom made these mostly during Lent. On at least one Friday when meat wasn’t allowed to be eaten. My kids love them as much as I do. Hope you enjoy them as well.