Prinzregententorte is a Bavarian torte consisting of several thin layers of sponge cake with chocolate buttercream filling and a topping of apricot jam upon the very last. The exterior is covered in a dark chocolate glaze. Prinzregententorte was created in the honor of Luitpold, the Prince Regent. Luitpold is rather revered by the Bavarians and his … [Read more...]
Donauwelle Kuchen
Donauwelle Kuchen (Danube Wave Cake) is an incredible dessert with layers of vanilla and chocolate cake, cherries, German buttercream, and ganache. After the cake is baked and cooled off a chocolate glaze is applied to the top of the cake and waves are made using a fork. When the cake is cut in squares it looks a little like the waves of the Danube … [Read more...]
German Flag Origin
The German flag is a striking symbol of the country's history, embodying a story that spans centuries. The flag's black, red, and gold stripes represent not only the nation but also the journey of its people. This article delves into the origins, evolution, and significance of the German flag, highlighting how it came to symbolize unity, freedom, … [Read more...]
Räuberbrötchen
Indulge in the authentic flavors of Germany with our irresistible Räuberbrötchen recipe. These delectable pastry rolls are filled with a savory combination of meats, cheese, and aromatic herbs. Perfect for breakfast or as a tasty snack, discover how to make these mouthwatering treats and bring a touch of German tradition to your table. Try our … [Read more...]
Vatertag – Father’s Day in Germany
Father's day in Germany is so much more than gifting a tie. This public holiday is a day off work for everybody, and a chance for men to act like boys. Known as Vatertag (also Männertag), it involves drinking lots of beer, riding a beer bike, and, unfortunately, little responsibility. Germany's Vatertag coincides with Ascension Day (Christi … [Read more...]
Favorite German Drinks to Try
No matter how hot the weather, Germany has got you covered! 1. Schorle is a beverage where sparkling mineral water and juice are mixed, comparable to a spritzer. This is as refreshing as a soft drink on a hot day, but with less calories and sugar. The most common varieties of Schorle are Apfelschorle, apple juice mixed with sparkling water, … [Read more...]
Schwetzingen Asparagus Salad
Spring in Germany means one thing: asparagus season, or Spargelzeit. Germans are obsessed with asparagus, which is often called the “vegetable of kings” or even “white gold” when the particular white variety comes into season at farmers market stalls. Typically, asparagus is served with butter and ham, or with hollandaise sauce – but its … [Read more...]
German Card Games
Germany has a strong tradition with respect to card games, as a result the most popular game varies by region. Skat, Doppelkopf and Schafkopf are amongst the most popular, they are very similar to each other and pretty tactical. Schafkopf is traditionally played in Bavaria (South-East), Doppelkopf is more popular in the West and North, and Skat … [Read more...]
How to Act Like a Real German
How do people greet one another in Germany? How do work colleagues interact? What really makes Germans "tick"? Anyone arriving in a foreign country for the first time is often unsure of how they should behave. So it makes great sense to find out about a country's idiosyncrasies before you arrive. You will find it far easier to integrate into both … [Read more...]
Boiled Potatoes with Quark – Pellkartoffeln mit Quark
Fresh boild potatoes combined with the creamy quark make for a wonderful snack or side dish. Perfect springtime dish for vegetarians and those who mind their waistline! Ingredients: 1 kg of new potatoes 500 g of low-fat quark 50 ml of linseed oil 2 tbsp caraway seeds 1 bunch of parsley small bunch of basil 1 bunch of chervil 1 bunch of … [Read more...]
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