German Meals at Oma’s: Traditional Dishes for the Home Cook, written by Gerhild Fulson, focuses on favorite, comforting dishes from throughout Germany. Highlights include Gaisburger Marsch (Beef and Veggie Stew), Rote-Bete-Suppe mit Stampfkartoffeln (Red Beet Soup with Mashed Potatoes), Bratkartoffeln (Fried Potatoes), Semmelknödel (Bread Dumplings), and Gulaschsuppe (Goulash Soup). I will also be featuring her…
#SundaySupper Comfort Food Soup and Stew: Milchnudeln (German Milk Noodles)
Milchnudeln: German noodles simmered in milk until tender and sweetened with honey or sugar for #SundaySupper’s Comforting Soup and Stew Recipes. Today, #SundaySupper is getting together with a collection of comforting soup and stew recipes! I am joining in with one of my favorite comfort foods, Milchnudeln (German Milk Noodles). My original plan was to actually…
Nusskämme (German Hazelnut Combs) #FoodieExtravaganza
Recipe for Nusskämme (German Hazelnut Combs) for #FoodieExtravaganza’s Oktoberfest! Foodie Extravaganza This month, #FoodieExtravaganza is celebrating Oktoberfest and I am joining in with a recipe for Nusskämme, German Hazelnut Combs! Foodie Extravaganza is a monthly party hosted by bloggers who love food! Each month we incorporate one main ingredient or theme from The Nibble into recipes to…
Classic German Baking Cookbook Review and Quarkstollen (German Quark-Almond Sweet Bread)
Classic German Baking: The Very Best Recipes for Traditional Favorites from Pfeffernüsse to Streuselkuchen, written by Luisa Weiss, features over 100 classic German, Austrian, and Swiss recipes adapted for the American home baker. For those still looking for holiday baking ideas, there is even a chapter devoted to Christmas favorites including Heidesand (Sandy Almond Sugar…
#SundaySupper Oktoberfest: Kräuterbutter (German Herb Butter)
#SundaySupper is celebrating Oktoberfest today! This week’s event is hosted by Cricket of Cricket’s Confections and I am joining with a recipe for Kräuterbutter, German Herb Butter. This is actually my second event in a row featuring a German recipe. I also shared Eiskaffee (German Coffee with Ice Cream) for #SundaySupper a couple of weeks ago. Kräuterbutter was always a…
#SundaySupper Recipes with Coffee: Eiskaffee (German Coffee with Ice Cream)
#SundaySupper is celebrating coffee today! This week’s event is hosted by Wendy of Wholistic Woman and I am joining with a recipe for Eiskaffee, German Coffee with Ice Cream. The transition to autumn is beginning here in Virgina, but we have still had quite a few days in the 90s (F). Yesterday was the first day of Oktoberfest in Munich and no…
Spätzlesalat (German Spaetzle Pasta Salad) #SundaySupper
Recipe for Spätzlesalat (German Spaetzle Pasta Salad) in celebration of #SundaySupper’s Nostalgic Summer Recipes. Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you purchase something through the link, I may receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Today’s #SundaySupper Nostalgic Summer Recipes is hosted by Coleen of The Redhead Baker. I made Spätzlesalat,…
Rieslingsabayon (German Riesling Zabaglione) and Culinaria Germany Review
Today I am sharing a cookbook featuring one of my favorite cuisines, Culinaria Germany: A Celebration of Food and Tradition, along with a recipe for Rieslingsabayon (German Riesling Zabaglione). Since I actually already own the German version of this book, I will be giving the English 2015 edition I used for the review to one reader! Culinaria Germany,…
#SixteenCheesecakes: Badischer Rahmkuchen (Baden-Style Cheesecake) and Triberg
Last year Camilla at Culinary Adventures with Camilla rallied some blogging friends to help her celebrate her 15th wedding anniversary. She was only looking for fifteen cheesecake recipes. But we posted waaaaaay more than #FifteenCheesecakes. It was such a hit and we all had so much fun that she decided to see if she could…
Salmagundi Cookbook Review and Bavarian-Style Kartoffelsalat
Salmagundi: A Celebration of Salads from Around the World, written by Sally Butcher, is a collection of 150 salad recipes with flavors from all over the world. The name Salmagundi comes from the 17th-century English expression of a salad that has everything and you will definitely find a little bit of everything in this book. Traditional…
