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A Tyrolean home soup of bacon bread dumplings floating in clear broth.
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Speckknödel are dumplings of stale bread bound with milk and egg and mixed with speck, Tyrol's famous smoked bacon. They're floated in clear soup or served as a main with sauerkraut. They were born of the wisdom of using up leftover bread.
Cut the bread into 1cm cubes, pour over the milk and beaten eggs, and let soak 15 minutes.
Finely chop the bacon and onion and fry them.
Mix the bacon, onion, flour, chopped parsley, and salt into the bread, divide into 8, and roll into balls.
Simmer in salted boiling water on low for 15 minutes.
In another pot, dissolve the bouillon in the water and heat.
Put the dumplings in bowls, pour over the broth, and scatter with green onion.