Posted on December 17, 2022 by admin
The German Spritzgebaeck cookies are traditional Christmas cookies in Germany. You don’t need special ingredients so this recipe is ideal for the last minute Christmas baking. Happy Baking! Ingredients German Spritzgebaeck Cookies (about 65 pieces) 200 g powdered sugar 400 g soft butter 4…
Posted on September 25, 2022 by admin
German Lebkuchen hearts are very popular on all German fairs, the Oktoberfest and the Christmas markets. There are booths which sell the hearts with all names and wishes written on them. Unfortunately you cannot buy these hearts here in America but the good thing…
Category: Lebkuchen Hearts, Lebkuchen Hearts Tags: cookies, germany, hearts, lebkuchen, lebkuchenherz, oktoberfest
Today’s recipe is called Arme Ritter (French Toast in English), and it is a traditional dish that can be traced back to the Romans. The antique cooking book De re coquinaria describes this dish following: „Zerbrich abgeriebene Siligenen (= Winterweizengebäcke), mache größere Häppchen, tauche sie…
Category: Arme Ritter, Free Membership Recipes Tags: arme ritter, brunch, french toast, german, german brunch, germany
Posted on February 20, 2022 by admin
The German Apple Streusel cake or Apple Crumble Cakes is a classic cake that you will love. In German we call crumbles “Streusel” which make a great topping for any fruit cake. Even if you are a baking beginner this cake is doable. It’s…
Posted on November 27, 2021 by admin
This is a authentic Nuremberg Elisen Gingerbread Lebkuchen recipe from Germany that needs some specific ingredients but you can get them all in the USA. These Lebkuchen are supposedly the best ones. Of course you can buy them also ready made in the USA,…
Category: Nuremberg Elisen Gingerbread Tags: authentic, christmas, cookies, elisen, german, german lebkuchen, germany, gingerbread, lebkuchen, nuremberg
Posted on October 29, 2021 by admin
Looking for a special Halloween recipe? Here’s a Grave Yard cake that is easy to make and will be a great surprise for your Halloween Party. In Germany we love Halloween more then ever, and the more scary or frightening the food, the better…
Category: Grave Yard Cake, Halloween Recipes Tags: cake', food, german, germany, grave yard, halloween, recipe
Posted on August 24, 2021 by admin
If you want to make the Frankfurter Kranz Cake you need to know how to make Krokant because it is not available in the USA in the regular supermarkets. In English it would be called Brittle or Crunchy sweet Crumbles. You may find it…
Posted on August 6, 2021 by admin
This is a recipe for German Fried Potatoes Berlin Style or “Bratkartoffeln Berliner Art” as they make it in the capital of Germany, Berlin. Recommended are potatoes such as the yellow Gold or red potatoes, Russet are cooking too soft and fall apart. Serve…
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