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Kaiserschmarrn Recipe – Austrian Authentic Dessert
Kaiserschmarrn recipe is a local Austrian-German specialty that has become very popular. Let’s look first at some definitions. The word “Kaiser” means “Emperor” and “Schmarrn” means “Mishmash” in Austrian-German. Nevertheless the translation of Kaiserschmarrn has generated some debate. “Kaiser” is literally translated as “emperor”,…
Traditional Authentic German Austrian Linzer Cake
The Linzer cake is to be said to be the oldest-known in the world. For a long time a recipe from 1696 in the city library of Vienna was the oldest one known. But in 2005 the library director of the upper Austrian Museum found an…
Vienna Goulash – Wiener Saftgulasch
Have you ever heard of the Vienna Goulash – Wiener Saftgulasch in German? This dish is an authentic Austrian beef goulash which is known for its especially thick gravy. The difference to the Hungarian goulash is that the stew is more liquid and contains…
Austrian Krapfen – Berliner – German Pastry
Enjoy this original and authentic recipe for Austrian Krapfen, a pastry that is very popular in Austria, Switzerland and Germany. In Germany we call it Berliner. The pastry is filled with jam or sometimes with a vanilla custard. It is not that difficult to…
Cinnamon Rings – Austrian German Christmas Cookies
When he time has come to make some German Christmas cookies check this one out: Cinnamon Rings or Zimt Ringerl, after an old Austrian recipe. These delicious cookies are very easy to make and you won’t need any special ingredients. Happy Baking! Ingredients Cinnamon…
Plum Compote from Austria – Authentic Recipe
The Plum compote from Austria is called “Zwetschgenröster” in Austria. It is the traditional side dish that goes with the popular “Kaiserschmarrn”, a sweet Austrian pan dish that is also well known in Germany. In Germany we make compote (Kompott) almost from every fruit….
Salzburger Nockerln – Traditional Dish from Austria
Salzburger Nockerln is a classic recipe from the home town of Mozart: Salzburg in Austria. The recipe can be traced back to the 17th century, and it is been said that it is featuring the hillside surrounding Salzburg: the Gaisberg, Moenchsberg and Nonnberg. True, if…
Kaiserschmarren Tyrol Style
Kaiserschmarrn Tyrol Style is from the region Tyrol (Tirol) in Austria and the recipe comes from a “Tiroler Landgasthof” (country inn in Tyrol) where they make this dish since generations the same way. But let us warn you: It is not a dish for…
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