Oxmouth Salad – Ochsenmaulsalat
↓Deutsch Ox mouth salad is a specialty that is mainly found in southern Germany and formerly in Southern Hesse. At least I know it from the late 1950s/early 1960s, when…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch Ox mouth salad is a specialty that is mainly found in southern Germany and formerly in Southern Hesse. At least I know it from the late 1950s/early 1960s, when…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch The “Leberkäse” (liver cheese) or “Fleischkäse” (meat cheese) is a special meatloaf, minced in a cutter as fine as the meat for Wiener. It has nothing to do with…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch Ratatouille is a vegetable stew from the Provençal cuisine, specifically from Nice. There is a recipe for this that is binding for the haute cuisine, but I have changed…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch This is actually a standard recipe and probably originally comes from French cuisine, which certainly included half a pound of butter in addition to the cream. I replaced the…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch The McRib was sold for the first time in 1981, so from 1985 it was also available in all McDonalds branches in Germany. Long after I found this company's…
Read Full RecipeAsparagus peels are waste for many because they are said to be contaminated with pesticides and heavy metals. I think that's nonsense, as otherwise asparagus wouldn't go on sale at…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch This is a variation on the classic ham, asparagus, boiled potatoes with hollandaise sauce. In Baden-Wurttemberg, potatoes are often replaced with "Chratzete", which are torn pancakes. Then why not…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch My ragù made from chicken hearts is almost identical to my ragù di manzo, the beef ragù, instead of beef, chicken hearts are the basis. Since chicken hearts are…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch The cordon bleu is said to be a Swiss invention. The idea cannot be dismissed out of hand, as Switzerland is known for good veal and tasty cheese. In…
Read Full Recipe↓Deutsch A wonderful use of leftovers. There was still potato dumpling dough in the fridge, along with the frying fat from yesterday's chicken thighs. A sip of port wine and…
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