Recipes for everyday and the special – Rezepte für jeden Tag und das Besondere
Deutsch This is a very simple recipe if you have the basic ingredient meat broth available from the freezer or jar at all times. Precisely because it is so easy, you can mercilessly taste the biggest mistake you can make in making the stock from stock powder. Otherwise you just have to cook the broth from soup meat and bones […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch This is a recipe from my youth that my mother always cooked. Savoy cabbage with boiled beef and potatoes. At that time, however, she always shot the savoy cabbage through the meat grinder, which had a hint of baby porridge. When I later cooked this myself, I then cut the savoy cabbage with a knife. This requires a strong […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch This is one of the typical winter stews in Germany. Unfortunately I don’t have very often the opportunity to cook it, as my sweatheart hates white beans. So then I use as in this case the rare occasion when I’m alone at home. Then I use a kilogram of dry beans in a week for so beautiful dishes like […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch The Metzelsuppe is a waste product in the production of sausages at a home slaughtering and now it is unfortunately often simply spilled away because no one really likes it more (too fat, too disgusting, etc.). In earlier poorer times it was highly populate, just because it was fat. In Hesse and the Palatinate therefore, there was the ancient […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch The recipe has less to do with the good old German pea soup, this is a stew which saturates and warms on cold days. The basis is a strong broth from a pork knuckle, which also in small cuts is in it. A lot of taste also bring smoked bacon, onions and soup vegetables, all together in lard strongly […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Asparagus peels are waste for many because they are said to be contaminated with pesticides and heavy metals. I think that’s nonsense, as otherwise asparagus wouldn’t go on sale at all. I therefore collect all the peels in the frost over the asparagus season. They are then boiled out in summer or autumn and the broth becomes the asparagus […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch ‚Quer durch den Garten‘ (Across the garden) is a vegetable stew that I know from my two roots, the Palatinate and Hesse. By the geographical proximity to France it is called in the Palatinate also ‚Franzosensuppe‘ French soup. Stews are typically winter dishes but here the seasonal vegetables are garden fresh processed. In the spring are other vegetables processed […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Pan cake soup is mostly a restover dish. When you cook out beef for broth, you’ll always have much more broth, than you need. If you bake pancakes, you’ll always have more than you need. So it’s natural, to bring both together. But it is not harmful to make both fresh. 4 servings Ingredients: 3 tablespoons wheat flour 1 […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch This soup I ate the first time at the age of 12 years. A co-worker of my uncle, a Hungarian, has prepared the soup in a cauldron over an open fire in the garden. The whole was then served first the broth as a soup and the fish and potatoes as a main dish. If I remember correctly, there […]
WeiterlesenDeutsch Turnips unfortunately have a bad reputation in Germany, which still stems from the notorious turnip winter 1916/1917 in Germany during the First World War. Even in the first years of hunger after the Second World War, the turnips were again the first choice to alleviate the food shortage. In the 1990s, the turnips suddenly became sociable again and I […]
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