German maultashen search

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[Post New]09/22/2013 16:12
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Anonymous
We just moved in from Germany and my two year old is addicted to maultashen. Is there anyplace around to buy some?
[Post New]09/22/2013 21:23
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Anonymous
Try calling Old Europe in DC and asking.

Also, a good substitute might be Afghan Aushak or Mantu:
http://www.yelp.com/menu/faryab-bethesda

[Post New]09/23/2013 19:51
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Anonymous
what is it???
[Post New]09/23/2013 23:10
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:what is it???


essentially ravioli or dumpling
[Post New]09/24/2013 07:57
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Anonymous
If it is sold dry, check World Market
[Post New]09/24/2013 08:32
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Anonymous
Now you have me craving some too. Along with some real schwartzwalder schinken and spaetzle. Maybe the German Gourmet in Bailey's Crossroads?

I made some zweibelkuchen last night to get a little Swabia fix.
[Post New]09/24/2013 10:53
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Anonymous
German Gourmet!
[Post New]09/24/2013 11:59
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Anonymous
Try the German Deli at Cafe Mozart in DC. Also, contact Cafe berlin in DC as well. Also, Heidelberg's bakery and the Swiss bakery, both in VA, might have leads.
[Post New]09/24/2013 12:01
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Anonymous
Aldi is featuing German food right now -- I would check there.
[Post New]09/26/2013 13:27
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Anonymous
German gourmet didn't have it but cafe Berlin put it on its octoberfest menu and say they will add it to the regular menu soon. At least we can get some there but bummer I can't get any to buy and take home to have on hand. That was so easy to feed my kiddo in a pinch and was rather healthy compared to Mac n cheese and all the other toddler regulars. I guess I'll have to learn to make it?
[Post New]09/27/2013 05:37
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Anonymous
Cafe Mozart, downtown DC has a little supermarket.
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