Recipes for everyday and the special – Rezepte für jeden Tag und das Besondere
Deutsch Lentils, wieners and spaetzle are along with roast beef, Swabian ravioli and cheese spaetzle the cornerstones of the Swabian cuisine. These days it’s easy to bring this dish to the table. Lentils are pre-cooked in a can, so need only be made hot and spiced. Wieners you can always buy from the butcher and spaetzle are dried or fresh […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch This is one of the oldest dishes in the old canteens of the former Hoechst AG (whose core is now Sanofi/Aventis and several other companies) and in its simplicity also one of the best. Interestingly, for most of the time was used no kielbasa but Westphalian smoked pork sausages. The recipe could mature with me more than 40 years, […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Hot dogs are, even if you make them at home, really fast food. You roast a bun, warm a sausage, grab it together and decorate with mayonnaise and mustard. Ketchup probably came later as a third sauce. Hot dog was invented in 1847 in Frankfurt am Main and served from the Hanoverian migrant Charles Feltman 1867 in Coney Iceland […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Currywurst is one of the most popular snacks in Germany. The invention was attributed to Herta Heuwer, Berlin 1949. In this time natural casings were rare, so her butcher experimented with a sausage without peel, which is still the most popular sausage for Currywurst in Berlin. In east Berlin the first snack bar was Konnopke, who made Currywurst in […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Swabian sausage salad differs from the „normal“ sausage salad in that it contains no pepper and cheese strips. Instead 2/3 boiled sausage and 1/3 black sausage is used. The boiled sausage can be fine or coarse bologna. For the black sausage, I prefer an un-smoked black pudding, because the smoked black sausage can hardly be peeled. 2 servings Ingredients: […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch This is not really a recipe but rather a compilation, which is very popular in the Palatinate. Nothing is higher for the Palatinate than his homemade sausage, even if he goes to the butcher, he demands homemade. This came from the earlier house slaughter, where the main types of sausage were liver and blood sausage and brawn. House slaughter […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Saturday was formerly the day of the stew. That was in the summer ‚Quer durch den Garten‘, a vegetable soup, and potato soup and at winter alternately pea, bean and lentil soup. The winter variants were not possible without the Frankfurters, which were first documented in 1562 for the coronation of Emperor Maximilian II. My recipe is slightly different […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Where does the term „Diebschen“ dates is unknown. The shoemaker sauce comes from the middle-Hessian-urban master craftsman status, who could afford during the week a piece of bacon or the Hessian kind of salami. This recipe describes the full version as a main dish. However, it is also possible to make only 1/4 of the recipe with table tennis […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch The Turks are majority Muslim, so it doesn’t give our most common sausages. What is obviously very popular, are scrambled eggs with several vegetables, the Turkish garlic sausage Sucuk or ground beef. As side dishes, the soft pita bread, white cheese, olives and peppers are served. Plus, there’s a fig jam for a sweet tooth. I exchanged for us […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch I know, headcheese is not unknown in the US. I’ve often seen Anthony Bourdain eating headcheese in his episodes of ‚No reservation‘ in the US and around the world. Making headcheese by yourself, gives an additional kick on the taste and you always know, what you eat. In Germany there are 3 well known ways, to eat headcheese (unless […]
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