These famous Painted German Springerle Cookies hail from the Swabia part of Germany. Their origins are traced back to the 14th century. This…
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Red Wine Lebkuchen Cakes
A dense holiday spice cake studded with bittersweet chocolate chip pieces. The star of the cake, aside from the spices, is the…
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Plum Pastries with Spiced Streusel
The German name of these individual German Plum Pastries with Spiced Streusel is Streuseltaler. The translation means “streusel coins”. A yeast cake…
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We’re still on the quince train people, so stay seated. This is the last stop. A little secret about German streusel cakes……
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One of the most delicious items you can find in a Germany bakery is a covered cake or gedeckte kuchen. Various fruit fillings…
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This is truly one of the best cakes I have ever made. A marzipan riff on basic streusel takes this cake from rich…
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Mini Apple Pecan Tarts in a Cinnamon Crust
My Fall denial is waning. I’m officially embracing the season. The proof is in this recipe I whipped up last weekend.…
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This could easily be called a sauerkraut kitchen sink pie. The recipe can be adapted to use up whatever vegetables and meats…
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Meringue lattice people. Meringue lattice. I did not even know this was possible until I saw it in a German cooking magazine.…
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Ever since I can remember living in Germany I have oogled the sweet braided breads in the bakeries of whatever town I…
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This tart is a cross between a tart and a quiche and stuffed with wonderful ingredients. Leeks, tart Granny Smith apple slices,…
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If cakes could flirt, the Pretty Strawberry Bundt Cake would be a master. Picture this: a moist, flavorful cake packed with the…
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So Summer is over. I’m pretending it’s not because I plan on posting some of the best desserts I made these past…
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“Streusel” originates from a word meaning strewn or scattered in German. Streusel cakes have a long history in Germany. This version…
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In Germany access to rhubarb is so much easier than in the states. Forget the fact for years it has grown in…
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I called this a cake because that’s what it would be called in Germany, ein kuchen. However, it is more like a savory…
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I have a sad history of making demented looking creations at Easter time. For instance, take these bunny shaped eclairs with lime…
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This recipe is from the Thüringin region of Germany and is a great addition to any Easter meal. I like the flexibility of…
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These German crescent cookies (called Mandel Halbmonde) are usually made at Christmas time but I think they work well for any Easter…
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Like most German desserts and cookies, these Schokoladen Brezeln or chocolate pretzels contain little sugar in the dough. To make them sweeter,…