Plum cake – German recipe with streusel
Easy plum cake: Juicy plums and crispy streusel topping. A delicious German recipe for fresh or canned plums. Continue Reading →
Tag: Winter
Leek Tart – a fluffy treat for your family
Fall and winter cuisine – comforting and warming. Time for leek tart! The season for tomatoes and cucumbers, eggplants, zucchini, fresh peas and green beans is coming to and end. … Continue Reading →
How to cook Red Cabbage – a German favorite!
Cook German red cabbage in no time. Baked red cabbage with that original flavor, but without the mess.
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Red Lentil Stew
This oriental red lentil stew with Cumin (click here to jump to the recipe) is in some ways representative of modern German cooking. Which seems contradictory at first sight, but: … Continue Reading →
German kale recipe with sausages
Jump down here for the German kale recipe with sausages, or here for the vegetarian kale recipe! And do have a look at the white cabbage stirfry here! While kale … Continue Reading →
A German New Year: Herring Salad and Fortune Telling
If you´re just here for the fish, you can use this link to jump down to the Herring Salad recipe. It is a very special potato salad of which varieties … Continue Reading →
Traditional christmas cookies – a variety in no time!
Baking christmas cookies is one of the most cherished activities for many families at christmas time. But sometimes those weeks before the holiday are just too crammed with activities! If … Continue Reading →
Thrifty christmas gifts that avoid cluttering
If you are in a real hurry, you can use this link to jump down to last-minute christmas gift ideas. For thrifty christmas gifts in more depth, and some advice … Continue Reading →
Quick supper in winter: White cabbage stirfry
Kurkuma enhaces the sweet flavor of white cabbage in this satisfying and tasty stirfry, making it ideal for a quick supper in winter. (You can jump down to the recipe … Continue Reading →
The most German food of all – enjoy your One-Pot-Meal!
The most typical German food I can think of? No, it´s not Schnitzel (that´s Austrian). It´s not Eisbein, nor is it Schweinshaxe nor even Pretzels – all of them being … Continue Reading →
Christmas Presents in Germany: Who brings them, and when?
German christmas traditions. When to celebrate christmas in Germany. When do German children get their christmas presents, and who brings them? Continue Reading →
Authentic German christmas markets: How to avoid the tourist traps, and what other events to visit
What German families do for christmas: Christmas markets, theatre visits, family singing and fairytales. Continue Reading →
German Christmas
Would you like to know what an authentic German christmas is like? I don´t mean “a tourist´s German christmas” and I don´t mean a Bavarian christmas, either. Let me show … Continue Reading →