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- January 26, 2012
- Ribbon Pasta with Fried Cabbage
- Posted by admin at 8:28 pm
- German Recipe, German Recipes, Ribbon Pasta with fried cabbage, Ribbon Pasta with Fried Cabbage, Vegetarian Recipes
- Tagged with: cabbage, German Food, German Recipe, German Recipes, pasta, ribbon pasta, vegetarian
A different way to cook cabbage. Easy to make pasta dish with fried cabbage and cabanossi sausage. Cabanossi is a type of dry sausage, similar to a mild salami. It is made from pork and beef, lightly seasoned and then smoked. It is a European sausage and not so easy to find in the USA. [read more...]
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- January 19, 2012
- Obatzter – Bavarian Cheese Specialty
- Posted by admin at 9:27 pm
- Bavarian Recipes, Cheese Recipes, Oabatzter Cheese, Obatzter, Traditional German Food
- Tagged with: Bavarian Recipe, bavarian specialty, cheese, German Food, German Recipes, obatzter, obazda, oktoberfest
Oabatzter, Obatzda or Obazda, which means squeeze or mashed, is a popular snack together with some beer. Every beer garden in Bavaria serves this dish and now you can make it yourself and enjoy it with a bottle or glass of German beer. The recipe got known in the 1920s when host Katharina Eisenreich started [read more...]
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Wonderful soup for a cold winter’s day. Ingredients 1kg white cabbage 60 g butter 80 g bacon cubes (Speck cubes) 1 tbsp sugar, 1 tbsp caraway seeds 200 ml dry white wine 1 l vegetable broth 200 ml heavy cream 2-3 potatoes medium size salt, pepper 4 slices farmers bread or baguette bread 5 tbsp [read more...]
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- January 15, 2012
- Red Cabbage with Pears
- Posted by admin at 1:47 pm
- Red Cabbage, Red Cabbage with Pears, Side Dishes, Vegetarian Recipes
- Tagged with: german cabbage, german cooking, german cooking blog, German Food, german food blog, German Recipes, German Red Cabbage Rothkohl, pears, Red Cabbage, Rotkohl, side dish, vegetable recipes
Delicious side dish for goulash, roasted beef or any beef or pork dish. The perfect combination with dumplings or mashed potatoes. Ingredients 1 red cabbage app 1.5 kg 1-2 onions medium size 2 tbsp sugar 50 g lard (or use ghee, or butter with some oil) 5 juniper berries, 1 clove, 1/2 Cinnamon stick, 1 [read more...]
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- September 27, 2011
- Apple Flan
- Posted by admin at 9:06 pm
- Apple Flan, German Bakery, German Baking, Oktoberfest recipe
- Tagged with: apple dessert, apple flan, Baked Apples, flan, German Bakery, german baking, German Cake, German Food, German Recipes
A flan is a tart, a type of pie, with a base of shortcrust pastry. An example is a quiche. In both savory and sweet flans the filling tends to be based on a thick custard. However there are flans not based on custard. The recipe below is a German variation of a flan. It’s [read more...]
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- June 8, 2010
- German Apple Strudel
- Posted by admin at 7:12 pm
- Apfelstrudel, Apple strudel, German Bakery, German Baking
- Tagged with: apfelstrudel, Apple strudel, German Bakery, german baking, German Cake, German Food, German Recipe
The home country of the famous cake “Apple Strudel” is Austria and it was in fact territory of Germany as well, way back when this territory was ruled by the Emperor. It’s been said that the Strudel dough must be so thin that it is possible to see a love letter shining through on the [read more...]
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