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German cooking is varied, practical and shaped by strong regional traditions. Explore savoury comfort food, seasonal vegetable dishes, baking classics and recipes that work particularly well for family meals and weekends.

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Potato fritters served homemade
50 min German

Potato pancakes

Finely rub the potatoes and onion. Strain the mixture in a cloth. Mix the potatoes with eggs, flour, salt and nutmeg. Add the potato starch from the liquid.

lentil stew served homemade
1 hr 15 min German

Lentil stew

Sweat onion, carrots, celery and leeks in oil until they smell. Add lentils, broth and bay leaf and cook quietly.

Roasted pork served homemade
2 hr 25 min German

Roast pork

Dip the meat dry, if there is a rind, cut the rind and salt it vigorously. Fry the meat all around. Roast the root vegetables and tomato paste in the braeter.

Königsberger Klopse served homemade
1 hr 5 min German

Königsberger meatballs

Sprinkle rolls and mix loosely with minced meat, egg, onion, mustard, salt and pepper. Form equally large dumplings with moist hands and do not push too hard.

Cheese parsley served homemade
45 min German

Cheese spaetzle

Fry onion rings in butter and oil slowly golden brown. Put aside a part for serving. Heat Spätzle in salted water briefly or scrape off fresh. Pick up some cooking water.

Potato soup served homemade
55 min German

Potato soup

Sweat the onion, carrot, leek and celery in butter without tanning it strongly. Stir in potato wheat and marjoram, fill with broth and boil.

beef roulades served homemade
2 hr 35 min German

Beef roulades

Spread meat flat, salt, pepper and sprinkle with mustard. Spread bacon, cucumber and onion on top of it. Beat the sides slightly, roll up roulades tightly and fix with needles or kitchen yarn.

Rhenish Sauerbraten with potato dumplings, red cabbage and dark gravy
3 days 4 hr 15 min German

Rhenish Sauerbraten

Rhenish Sauerbraten is marinated for three days in red wine, vinegar, root vegetables and spices. The beef is then braised slowly and served with a balanced sauce made with Printen gingerbread and raisins.