A Hungarian soup. Venesz's version of this recipe represents his interpretation of this dish through the lens of post-revolution Communist Hungary. The dish is named after Ede Újházi, a semi-legendary figure in Hungarian gastronomic history.
Combine the fowl, water, salt, vegetables, and peppercorns in a pot. Bring to a boil and simmer until fowl is tender.
Strain the soup, reserving vegetables. Once vegetables are cool enough to handle, slice into bite-sized pieces.
Make a paste from the flour and egg. Knead paste, then cut into thin slices. Place in soup along with sliced vegetables and serve hot.