Quark semolina dumplings with apple compote
Unfilled quark semolina dumplings gently poach in water and are served with buttered breadcrumbs and warm apple compote.
Recipes
Unfilled quark semolina dumplings gently poach in water and are served with buttered breadcrumbs and warm apple compote.
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Creamy milk semolina with poppy seeds, egg and juicy prune plums bakes into a golden autumn dessert.
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Baked-powder dough quark balls are loose and golden brown in the air fryer, then coated with butter and turned into cinnamon sugar.
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Pork fillet remains juicy in the air fryer when the evenly thick middle piece is cooked hot and removed at appropriate internal temperature.
Potato fritters can be used in the air fryer with little oil when the coarsely grated potatoes are strongly squeezed dry and flattened.
Brat sausages brown evenly in the air fryer and remain juicy when cooked by far and not punctured.
pan-fried potatoes from raw potatoes become golden brown in the air fryer all around when thin slices are watered, well dried and turned several times.
Crispy-panned pork chips are browned in the air fryer with a thin oil film without swimming in fat or sticking to the basket.
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Frankfurt's green sauce combines seven fresh herbs with savoury, yoghurt, vinegar and oil and is served classically cold with potatoes and eggs.
Heaven and earth combine potato puree from the earth with apple compote from the sky and serve fried blood sausage and roasted onions.
Thüringer dumplings combine two parts of raw, pressed potatoes with a portion of boiled potato mixture and a core of buttercrutons.
Bavarian pork shaxe cooks slowly on onions and spices, is watered with dark beer and finally crispy all around at high heat.
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Fill the rolls with warm milk and let them rest. Mix eggs, onion, parsley and spices.
Sauté beef in portions. Roast onions, peppers and tomato paste.
Leave out bacon and sauté onion. Add potatoes and broth and cook for 10 minutes.
Guide
The German cuisine In the south, dumplings, Maultaschen, Spätzle, roasts, herb dishes and pastry dishes are particularly popular. In the north, you can find more Fish dishes, herring salad, stews and down-to-earth potato recipes. Many classics have developed over generations and are still cooked in family kitchens.
On Kochzauber you will find German recipes that are suitable for everyday use and that do not take unnecessarily complicated steps. Good basic ingredients, an understandable preparation and small kitchen tips are important, which make the difference. For example, with bread dumplings it depends on day-old rolls and gentle cooking. With stews, slow cooking ensures more taste. For cakes, rest time, baking temperature and the correct consistency of the dough decide on the result.
This category is suitable for all, the classic German Dishes rediscover or simple recipes for Lunch, Dinner Many dishes can be prepared in advance, warm up or enjoy again the next day.
German cuisine includes not only roasts and hearty meat dishes. Vegetarian classics, potato dishes, soups, salads, sweets and cakes also play a major role. Particularly typical are ingredients such as potatoes, cabbage, onions, eggs, flour, dairy products, apples, berries, mushrooms, legumes and various regional sausages and meats.
Many recipes have come from the simple everyday kitchen. They should be filling, easy to prepare in advance and usefully used leftovers. Therefore, in German cuisine you will find many dishes with day-old bread, boiled potatoes, seasonal vegetables or simple doughs.
The most popular German recipes include bread dumplings with creamy mushroom sauce, goulash soup, Maultaschen, bean stew, asparagus with Hollandaise sauce, cucumber salad with dill, potato gratin, cheesecake, marble cake and Bienenstich cake.
Especially quick dishes such as Leberkäse with fried eggs, Senfeier with potatoes, pancakes with apple sauce or farmer's breakfast are suitable for everyday life. For the weekend more elaborate classics like goulash soup, steam noodles, Donauwelle cake or Black Forest cherry cake fit.
For many German dishes, it is worthwhile not to cook too hastily. Potatoes and stew dishes develop more taste when they cook slowly. dumplings, doughs and yeast recipes need rest to ensure consistency. Potato dishes are better if you use the right potato type: waxy potatoes for salads and fried potatoes, floury potatoes for puree, dumplings or soups.
Seasonings should also be used thoughtfully. Salt, pepper, nutmeg, caraway, marjoram, bay leaf, parsley, chives and mustard are often sufficient to taste classic German dishes.
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