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The dish originated in East Prussia and was named after Königsberg, now Kaliningrad. There, however, it was known as "Sauer Klopse" (sour meatballs). It became truly popular, however, in Berlin, where a large minority of East Prussians lived as early as the mid-19th century. It is now known throughout Germany. In the meantime, the dish has also found its way into haute cuisine, although there it is made with minced veal.
Meatballs...
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This is actually the same dough, as in the German pancakes, but our Dutch neighbors are much more imaginative with filling or covering than it is usually the case in Germany. That can see everyone who has ever been in a Dutch ‚Pannekoekhuis‘. 2 servings Ingredients:
300 g flour
3 eggs
milk, as needed
1 pinch of salt
3 apples, slightly sour
icing sugar
6 cl Calvados
oil or ghee for frying Preparation:
Mix flour, eggs, milk and...
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The Turks are majority Muslim, so it doesn’t give our most common sausages. What is obviously very popular, are scrambled eggs with several vegetables, the Turkish garlic sausage Sucuk or ground beef. As side dishes, the soft pita bread, white cheese, olives and peppers are served. Plus, there’s a fig jam for a sweet tooth.
I exchanged for us pita bread with ordinary butter buns and the fig jam with strawberry jam. 2 servings...