The German liver dumpling soup is a Bavarian Specialty and is called in German “Leberknödelsuppe”. “Knödel” means dumpling and “Leber” means liver. If you travel to Bavaria one day, don’t forget to try this soup. It is served in almost every Bavarian Gasthaus (inn)….
When tomatoes are ripe in abundance, what do you do with them? Of course there is tomato sauce and another dish would be to make a German Tomato Soup. It’s a very simple soup without any fancy ingredients. The only fancy ingredient are tomatoes….
This original German recipe Gaisburger Marsch Eintopf (stew) comes from Baden-Wurtemberg, from Swabia, the region around Stuttgart, and from a part that is named “Gaisburg”. We researched to find out how this delicious stew came about. Here is the story: It is been said…
How to cook Kohlrabi? It is a the popular vegetable in Germany, used as a side dish or for soups. Make this German kohlrabi soup that is especially tasty because we add small fried meatballs to the soup! So the soup that is normally…
Learn today how to make the German Chervil Soup or “Kerbelsuppe” in German. Chervil is a delicate culinary herb used in the German and general European cuisine. It has a mild flavor with a tiny hint of anise; the leaves are curly and look…
The German Mustard Soup is a soup that you will find in the Rhineland around the cities Cologne, Bonn and Duesseldorf. Make sure to use German mustard, the recipe is using three different kind of mustard. The popular “Loewensenf” comes from Duesseldorf. Happy Cooking!…
Featuring today: German Chicken Recipes: Fricassee – Have you ever heard of Fricassee? It is a dish using chicken in a white sauce with specific vegetables. The classic version only uses chicken, mushrooms and white asparagus. Some recipes are using capers as well. As…
Do you love garlic? If yes, you will love this German soup. The Thuringia style garlic soup is from the German region Thuringia or “Thüringen” – wonderful region in the middle towards the North of Germany. In German we call this soup “Knoblauchsuppe”. Grlic…