German Cookbook

German Cookbook
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Made in Germany. Naturally, we cook Italian pasta, French Ratatouille and Chinese Wok-dishes. But what about Granny's good, old fashioned Sauerbraten? Or aunt Greta's Schweinshaxe, Mom's Sauerkraut and Grandpa's beloved Rinderroulade? Surprise your family and friends with these traditional German recipes beyond exotic cuisine like Sushi. This eBook is written in English – so you can take our delicious recipes and literally carry them out into the world.

Made in Germany. Wir kochen wie selbstverständlich italienische Pasta, französisches Ratatouille und chinesische Wok-Rezepte. Was aber ist mit Omas gutem, alten Sauerbraten? Tante Gretas Schweinshaxe, Mamas Sauerkraut und Opas geliebten Rinderrouladen? Mit diesen traditionellen, deutschen Rezepten überrascht man nicht nur die Verwandtschaft sondern auch seine Freunde jenseits von Sushi. Und mit unserer Buch- Version in englischer Sprache können Sie nun diese tollen Gerichte buchstäblich auch in die Welt hinaustragen!

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Dr. Oetker. German Cookbook

Foreword. Foreword “It tastes like home!”

Sausage and cheese salad. Wurst-Käse-Salat. A fantastic outdoor side dish - perfect for your picnic hamper

Potato salad with mayonnaise. Kartoffelsalat mit Mayonnaise. Often served with hot dogs, cold roast meat or meatballs

South German potato salad. Süddeutscher Kartoffelsalat. Fabulous with a schnitzel at home or at a BBQ

Meat salad. Fleischsalat (photograph bottom right) Easy to prepare, easy to please everyone

Herring salad. Heringssalat (photograph top right) What more could you want?

Cabbage salad. Krautsalat. Very tasty. And even better with more bacon

Pea soup With little sausages. Erbsensuppe mit Würstchen. Tasty and traditional: an appealing winter warmer

Lentil stew with pork sausages. Linseneintopf mit Mettwürstchen. Perfect for keeping out winter chills

Potato soup. Kartoffelsuppe. This hearty, traditional soup is full of earthy goodness

Three-met stew. Pichelsteiner. For the real Bavarian Forest feeling: original, traditional and substantial

Swede hotpot. Steckrübeneintopf. A great pleasure – spoonful by spoonful

Green beans hotpot. Grüne-Bohnen-Eintopf. Germany is known for its delicious stews. This one brings fresh colour to your table

Creamed asparagus soup. Spargelcremesuppe. Asparagus – the true harbinger of summer

Bavarian liver dumplings. Bayerische Leberknödel. Enjoy them with a pretzel!

Pickled pork knuckle with sauerkraut. Eisbein mit Sauerkraut. One of Berlin's most famous dishes – a huge portion of local atmosphere

Rhine-style marinated. beef casserole. Rheinischer Sauerbraten with alcohol. Traditionally prepared with raisins in the Rhineland

Beef roulade. Rinderrouladen. A classic German Sunday dish

Black Forest Schäufele. Schwarzwälder Schäufele with alcohol. The tenderest meat – a salted, smoked delight

Thuringian pork neck cutlets. Thüringer Rostbrätel. with alcohol. Timing is important: marinate at length, cook quickly

Smoked pork with sauerkraut. Kasseler mit Sauerkraut with alcohol. Always a firm favourite – once you've tried it, you'll want it again

Knuckle of pork. Schweinshaxen. They'll bring that Oktoberfest atmosphere to your kitchen

Boiled beef with. horseradish sauce. Tafelspitz mit Meerrettichsauce. Time spent preparing this Viennese delicacy. will be well rewarded

Cured pork ribs with sauerkraut. Schweinerippchen mit Kraut. A culinary highlight as a main course or as a snack

Pork schnitzel with. creamy mushroom sauce. Jägerschnitzel. An evergreen favourite, and mushrooms. were never so delicious!

Wiener Schnitzel. Wiener Schnitzel. Authentically Viennese and. as famous as the waltz and. the Vienna Philharmonic

Goulash. Gulasch. Typically Hungarian and as hot as you like

Zurich ragout. Züricher Geschnetzeltes with alcohol. A dish as iconic as Swiss chocolate. and the Alps

Meatballs with carrots. Frikadellen mit Möhrengemüse. The perfect beef, egg and bread roll mix, great at home or for picnics

Sausages. Bratwurst. The German fast-food tradition at its best

Saddle of venison Baden-style. Badischer Rehrücken with alcohol. How about some deer, my dear

Stuffed goose. Gefüllte Gans. A goose is a treat, and not just. for Christmas

Labskaus. Labskaus. 8th Avenue in Brooklyn, New York, is nicknamed Lapskaus Boulevard!

Fish Hamburg-style. Hamburger Pfannfisch. Ready, steady, cook!

Herring fillets with onions. and apples. Matjesfilets nach. Hausfrauen-Art. Reminiscent of harbours, fishing boats. and the sea

Blue trout. Forelle blau with alcohol. Poached or fried? You don't have to decide – try both!

Baked Aischgründ carp. Aischgründer Karpfen, gebacken. Delicious with a glass of white wine. or a cold, dark beer

Zander with creamed sauerkraut. Zander mit Rahmkraut. with alcohol. Fishing for compliments? With this fish, you'll receive lots

Kale with smoked pork and pinkel sausages. Grünkohl mit Kasseler und Pinkel. Good for surviving freezing nights wherever they are

Ravioli with spinach filling. Maultaschen mit Spinatfüllung. Swabian ravioli: make them, cook them and enjoy them

Broad beans with bacon. Dicke Bohnen mit Speck. A tasty, hearty meal from the Rhineland

Farmer's breakfast. Bauernfrühstück. There's no better preparation for a hard day

Cheese spaetzle. Käsespätzle. Very Swabian. Very tasty. Very good

Finger dumplings. Schupfnudeln. The German-speaking answer. to Italian gnocchi

White bread dumplings with mushrooms in a cream sauce. Rahmschwammerl mit Semmelknödeln. Bavarian delights

Boiled potato dumplings. Gekochte Kartoffelklöße (on the right) As soon as they float to the surface, serve them

Potato pancakes. Reibekuchen. Extremely popular all over. Germany – both at home. and as street food

Heaven and earth with black pudding. Himmel und Erde mit Blutwurst. A perfect match: apples of heaven and potatoes of the earth

Frankfurt green sauce. Frankfurter Grüne Sauce. Seven herbs for the greenest sauce of all

Marinated sour milk cheese. Handkäs mit Musik. The sour milk cheese snack from Hesse, perfect with cider

Bavarian cheese spread. Obatzter. Mix and mash for the Bavarian. beer garden atmosphere

Yeast dumplings. Buchteln. A sweet Bohemian export. to Austro-Bavarian cuisine

Bread pudding with rhubarb. Rhabarber-Ofenschlupfer with alcohol. One of the best ways to use a brioche – and rhubarb

Cherry pudding. Kirschmichel. Cherry dreams come true in this traditional. baked pudding of bread, milk, eggs and cherries

Baked apples. Bratäpfel with alcohol. Even more delicious with. warm vanilla sauce

Salzburg soufflé. Salzburger Nockerln. An Austrian soufflé, light as a feather. and sweet as a kiss

Yeast dumpling. Hefeklöße. A reminder of grandmother's kitchen

Luark potato pancakes with compote. Quarkkeulchen mit Kompott with alcohol. One of Saxony's most famous dishes, have potatoes ever been so delicious?

Emperor's pancakes. Kaiserschmarren. The most legendary of Austrian desserts, shredded pancakes with raisins

Semolina pudding. Grießpudding. A sweet finish of your meal – dive in but don't rush it!

Rice pudding. Milchreis. Nothing goes better with. cinnamon and sugar, and it's. great hot or cold

Guelph pudding with wine foam. Welfenspeise with alcohol. A sophisticated temptation from Lower. Saxony in the white and yellow Guelph colours

Red fruit jelly. Rote Grütze. A refreshing northern dish with heavenly berries and cherries

Sophisticated kugelhopf cake. Feiner Gugelhupf. Never change a winning cake

Sachertorte. Sachertorte. A sweet celebrity from Austria with chocolate glaze and apricot jam

Black Forest gateau. Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte with alcohol. Taste this fabulous pleasure from the land. of the cuckoo clock

Frankfurt crown. Frankfurter Kranz. Definitely the king of any Sunday afternoon

Cheese and cream cake. Käse-Sahne-Torte. What could be better with a nice cup of coffee

Linzer Torte. Linzer Torte. The legendary raspberry jam speciality from the capital of Upper Austria

Friesian crumble tart. Friesische Streuseltorte. A delicious indulgence for any occasion

Red currant meringue cake. Träublestorte. This will make a lazy summer afternoon perfect

Egg-custard cake. Eierschecke. Originally from Saxony, three layers make this. a star of the cake universe

Danube waves cake. Donauwellen. Ride the waves with this delicious pleasure

Viennese apple strudel. Wiener Apfelstrudel. Smells wonderful, tastes wonderful

Cold dog cake. KalterHund. Completely energy-efficent: a cake without baking

Hazelnut triangles. Nussecken. You'll like these even. if geometry is not your. strong point

Vanilla crescent cookies. Vanillekipferl. Austrian Christmas cookies that instantly. melt in the mouth

Doughnuts. Berliner with alcohol. Traditional doughnuts – one of the nicest. ways to eat jam

General information. General information

List of ingredients

Steps

Preparation and cooking times

Oven settings and baking and cooking times

Shelf height

Measurements

Flour measurements

Abbreviations

Pork with crackling. Krustenbraten. Front cover recipe

Alphabetical Index. Alphabetical Index

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The pleasure of relishing the smells and tastes of familiar regional specialities is a distinctive branch of cooking. Honest products and recipes handed down from one generation to another mean that traditions remain alive, making it possible to experience the sensual feeling of home.

The German Kitchen contains a vast range of recipes and surprising discoveries. Take a culinary journey through the regions and experience home again and again – from Fish Hamburg-style to Black Forest Schäufele, from Bavarian liver dumplings to Frisian crumble tart, from Berlin pickled pork knuckle to Rhine-style marinated beef casserole, from Frankfurt green sauce to Thuringian pork neck cutlets.

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freshly ground black pepper

about 500 ml/17 fl oz (2 cups) vegetable or meat stock

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