all classic german recipes
Granola bars are the perfect snack for on the go, in between meals or after exercise. But most bars available in stores are often real sugar bombs. But I got you as you can easily make healthy muesli bars yourself that are not only delicious but also sugar-free. Here I’ll show you how healthy homemade […]
Healthy granola bars without sugar- a great source of energy! Read More »
Christmas is just around the corner again, and what could be nicer than filling the house with the wonderful smell of freshly baked vanilla crescents? These tender, crumbly croissants are enjoyed by the whole family and are a true classic at Christmas time. The best part? They are super easy to prepare! In this blog
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A summer salad with baked goat cheese is one of the dishes I love to order in restaurants. Because until recently I had no idea how easy and quick it was to make! This beautiful salad with goat cheese and raspberries is simply a taste revelation. The sweet freshness of the raspberries harmonizes perfectly with
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Do you also like office lunch salads? Because I am pretty sure, that you know that special feeling too, don’t you? It’s morning and you’re like- oh my gosh, I didn’t remember to prepare lunch for the office again? And I don’t want another food coma at lunchtime, so I like to have salads for
My favorite office lunch salads – simply delicious! Read More »
Are you looking for a recipe for a classic chicken fricassee? Which tastes just like while growing up? Then I have just the recipe for you! I got the recipe from my mom and it’s also our family recipe. You could also say a chicken fricassee like grandma used to make. Or simply: just like
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Are you looking for THE Bavarian pork roast with a crunchy crust recipe? Then I have just the right thing for you! It’s super crispy on the outside and it just tastes like it’s in a really good German Wirtshaus! What makes this pork roast so special? Besides being really easy to make? It’s THE
Bavarian Pork Roast with a crunchy crust! Read More »
Do you already know my German Spitzbuben? Along with coconut macaroons, these are my absolute favourite Christmas cookies of all time. They are also often called Linzer cookies or Hilda rolls in Germany. Or Jam cookies. as they are filled with Jam. These are also the cookies I bake every year, no matter where I
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I’m pretty sure you’ve met Popovers aka Pfitzauf somewhere! Pfitz-what? Swabian Pfitzauf or better known as popovers in the US. This is one of those dishes that come in different forms in different countries. In England, they are salty as Yorkshire pudding and a must-have for your classic Sunday roast. In America also as a
Don’t you sometimes just feel like something quick and easy? Then how about something like chicken with white wine and cream sauce? Everyone likes it here, so this is one of my favourite solutions when I have no idea what to cook. And especially when I need something quick and easy. I often make a
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Are you looking for a delicious Christmas cookie recipe? How about some classic German coconut macaroons with a chocolate glaze? They are quick and easy to prepare thanks to the use of the piping bag! They are simply irresistible as they are crispy on the outside and packed with flavour on the inside. They are
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Have you ever prepared a roasted goose all by yourself? I’ve been “allowed” to prepare our roasted goose at Christmas Eve for 7 years straight now, and since then I’ve always made it according to a recipe by Johann Lafer, which I’ve modified over the years. For example, he uses soy sauce and molasses, which
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Are you looking for a delicious Quiche Lorraine recipe? Then I have just the right thing for you! A Quiche Lorraine with leeks and bacon. Add a crunchy salad (find a small selection here) and a glass of white wine, wonderful! Of course, as always, this Quiche is pretty easy to make, and as I’ve
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