Soft Pretzel Braids / Pretzel Rolls
I love pretzels but I like soft pretzel braids even better! They are so fluffy and much easier to eat
You don’t eat animals? That’s absolutely ok with me! These recipes have no fish or meat. They might contain milk or eggs though.
I love pretzels but I like soft pretzel braids even better! They are so fluffy and much easier to eat
Did you know that Germans drink more coffee than beer? Coffee is part of our breakfast, keeps us upbeat and
This Nine Grain Walnut Bread has all the benefits of whole grains and nuts and tastes so amazing that everyone
Danube Waves Cake is the translation for Donauwellen, a German cake that has several layers and somewhat resembles the waves
Stick Bread is in a way also a breadstick but the name comes from the fact that it is baked
My Fruit Bar Snacks are based on the German treat called Fruchtschnitte or Obstschnitte. You can create countless variations of
German Candy is delicious and I miss it quite a lot! Care packages from Germany are expensive and often take
Our German Cabbage Salad is probably the equivalent of the American Cole Slaw. It is served as a side dish
We have so many different, wonderful bread rolls in Germany that it’s often hard to choose! These rustic rolls are
The North German Potato Salad contains mayonnaise and differs from the South German Potato Salad which is made with a
A staple of the German soup selection is the asparagus cream soup. It’s a very common soup in restaurants, especially
White Asparagus with Sauce Hollandaise is the German’s favorite spring dish! Harvested fresh from the fields and sold at farmers
Springtime is rhubarb time and I love this rhubarb meringue cake that we make in Germany. It’s pretty easy to
This is – hands down – the best carrot cake one can bake! It is moist and delicious, has nutritional
We call it Eierlikör, here it is called Verpoorten or Advoacat and I have talked about this in some previous
When I was little, I called Russian Bread “ABC Cookies”. These crisp cookies come in the shape of our alphabetical
It is not coincident that I am already publishing my third version on how to make Quark. It just shows
Strawberry Yogurt filled chocolate bonbons are the new chocolate-covered strawberries! If you want to show your significant other some love
Mutzenmandeln get their name from their shape: The word “Mandeln” means “Almonds” and these sweet carnival pastries are shaped like
Crisp Bread is originated in Sweden so I won’t claim it’s a traditional German bread. But crispbread is very popular
My mom was totally into healthy food, which didn’t always make us kids happy. An exemption was this delicious breakfast
With German creamed potatoes, you get a very delicious comfort food for cold days. There is quite a bit of
Berliner Krapfen are sometimes also called Berliner Pfannkuchen (pancakes) but I know them just as “Berliner”. That’s also what you
The German Tree Cake is made from layers and layers of caramelized cake batter with a hint of rum and
These are the softest Spritz Cookies ever! They are so good, I have to bake them weekly because my family
Baked Camembert with a crisp breaded layer around is a wonderful comfort food in winter. My husband and I enjoyed
You might know Spekulatius Cookies as Speculaas Cookies or Speculoos Cookies here in the US. They originate in the Netherlands
Dresden Stollen / Stollen with Marzipan / Mohn-Stollen (like Mohnstriezel) Stollen is the traditional German Christmas Bread for the “Adventszeit”
Whole Wheat bread with sunflower or other seeds is one of the most common loaves of bread in Germany. We
Franzbrötchen are a beloved traditional specialty from Hamburg and the original is only available in Hamburg. You will not find