Are you looking for a festive dessert? A dessert that will compliment your Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner? Try the German pear dessert that is based on the French recipe for Pear Helene. It consists of poached pears combined with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce and…
Today we feature a special liquor that can be used in a one of kind dessert: The Pear dessert with Escorial. It’s a special dessert indeed. Find out that Escorial is below. What is Escorial? Escorial “The Ultimate Herbal Liqueur” produced from secret selected…
The German homemade apple sauce can be used as a side dish for many other German dishes such as “Reibekuchen” (potato pancakes) or Kaiserschmarrn (see recipes at the end of the recipe). In Germany we call it “Apfelmus”. The apple sauce is so easy…
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….
The German Raffaello Dessert will be the highlight of your menu. It contains quark, heavy cream and Raffaelos, the popular coconut candy from Ferrero who also is the maker of the famous bread spread Nutella. In the USA the coconut-almond candy Raffaelo is available…
You will love this german dessert: German Chocolate Pudding. We tell you how to make it from scratch. It’s very easy but if you don’t have enough time we recommend to use the one from Dr Oetker that is made in Germany as it…
This German Orange Pudding with Caramelized Oranges makes an excellent and delicious dessert not just for the summer months. The orange flavor is refreshing and whatever season you are in, it’s an all-seasonal dessert. You could vary it and use apricots or peaches. Authentic…
The German sweet quark souffle is one of the German sweet dishes that can be made for supper. It’s an easy recipe but you need quark for this dish. Quark is a German milk product that is available in every German super market, unfortunately…