The Thuringian version for a cabbage roll uses red cabbage for wrapping.
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A simple but tasty goulash made from beef. In Westphalia, it is now considered a kind of national dish.
Weiter lesenBraunschweiger Mumme is a regionally typical non-alcoholic malt extract brewed from water, hops, barley, wheat and herbs. This extract is viscous and sweet. Recipe for Mumme goulash.
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Weiter lesenAs the name suggests, Pfälzer Saumagen is a speciality from the Palatinate, a region in south-west Germany. It is a typical slaughter day dish and home cooking. The stomach of the female domestic pig is filled with sausage meat, potatoes and spices and cooked in hot water.
Weiter lesenA typical specialty from the Black Forest: cold smoked with various herbs and spices, it gets a typical black-brown rind.
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Weiter lesenBackesgrumbeere is a hearty Rhine-Hessian potato casserole with meat or ham.
Weiter lesenDough, leek, bacon, sour cream and eggs form the basis of this simple (but substantial) dish.
Weiter lesenThis dish is also known as Flecke, Kaldaunen, Piepen or Sulz, depending on the region. It is made from forestomach (rumen), but also reticulum or leaf stomach, mostly from cattle.
Weiter lesenRhenish Sauerbraten is called "Soorbrode" in the Rhineland and was traditionally cooked with horse meat. Served with potato dumplings or potato pancakes (Rivekoch) and apple sauce.
Weiter lesenHerrgotts Bscheißerle - Maultschen are a typical Swabian speciality.
Weiter lesenFrom a snack on the football pitch to a star chef's recipe, these minced meat patties are at home all over Germany.
Weiter lesenMutzbraten is a delicacy from Thuringia. Pieces of meat marinated in black beer are grilled on skewers over beech wood. A hearty snack also at folk festivals.
Weiter lesenOriginally a simple dish of potatoes, onions, pancetta and simple spices.
Weiter lesenThis rib roast is a speciality from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern that you should definitely try. Filled with prunes, Boskoop apples, rusks, brown rum and cinnamon.
Weiter lesenRestaurants that offer the very tasty Meckelenburg rib roast.
Weiter lesenClassically prepared from calf's liver, this is a very simple and especially early typical Berlin dish. Here's the recipe with onions, apples and crispy pancetta.
Weiter lesenBrown cabbage with lump comes on the table here.
Weiter lesenBötel with clay and straw is the paraphrase of Eisbein with Erbspüree and sauerkraut. The name originates from the area around Magdeburg.
Weiter lesenOriginally intended as an appetizer, this wedding soup from the Kehdinger Land is now a full meal for us. The soup is composed at the table by everyone himself.
Weiter lesenTraditional Bötel with clay and straw comes here on the table.
Weiter lesenRhenish Sauerbraten - you can get it here in the restaurant.
Weiter lesenBraunkohl mit Klump is a hearty dish from the Magdeburger Börde. In this context, brown cabbage is kale and Klump is potato dough.
Weiter lesenSimple but delicious: Lübecker Schwalbennestern (Lübeck Swallows' Nests) are cutlets rolled into a roulade with ham and boiled egg and cut crosswise. As a main course or snack. A North German speciality.
Weiter lesenLabskaus: loved or demonized. This typical North German dish from old seafaring times is simply something you should try. Tasted in a restaurant where they still do the cooking themselves, it can be a discovery.
Weiter lesenGastronomy addresses with recommendable Labskaus dishes in different federal states.
Weiter lesenMutzbraten from the grill is a Thuringian speciality. Here addresses where it is available the snack freshly grilled. It is eaten with mustard, sauerkraut and bread.
Weiter lesenLübeck swallow's nests you can cook yourself. In these restaurants, however, this North German speciality is also served ready-made.
Weiter lesenRestaurants with liver Berlin style
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