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Hamburg pan fish – Hamburger Pannfisch

↓Deutsch Originally pan fish was once a leftover dish, tuning up boiled or fried fish with fried potatoes and a mustard sauce. Unfortunately, the fish was not just treated gently. Meanwhile, it became a specialty in Hamburg that has found its place on better restaurants. Actually, all the ingredients are gradually being cooked in a pan. I cook the fish and the mustard sauce separately and add all components together at the end. This has the...

Palatinate crumbled beans with lamb – Pfälzer Brockelbohnen mit Lamm

↓Deutsch For health reasons, my sweetheart is supposed to eat no pork, or at least as little as possible. However, I absolutely love Palatinate crumbled beans. So, the goal was to eliminate the pork neck and bacon. The pork neck was replaced with lamb shoulder, and the bacon is cooked separately and only stirred into my serving. To still retain the smoky flavor for my sweetheart, the whole thing was seasoned with smoked salt. 2 servings...

Fake slaughter soup – Falsche Metzelsuppe/Wurstsuppe

↓Deutsch The Metzelsuppe is a waste product in the production of sausages at a home slaughtering and now it is unfortunately often simply spilled away because no one really likes it more (too fat, too disgusting, etc.). In earlier poorer times it was highly populate, just because it was fat. In Hesse and the Palatinate therefore, there was the ancient custom of distributing many broth, which arose on the sausage making to the neighbors. In...

Frankfurt Lentil Soup – Frankfurter Linsensuppe

↓Deutsch Saturday was formerly the day of the stew. That was in the summer ‚Quer durch den Garten‘, a vegetable soup, and potato soup and at winter alternately pea, bean and lentil soup. The winter variants were not possible without the Frankfurters, which were first documented in 1562 for the coronation of Emperor Maximilian II. My recipe is slightly different from the original because I do not use broth but a cured pork knuckle cooked...

Creamy spinach, boiled potatoes and fried eggs – Rahmspinat, Salzkartoffeln und Spiegeleier

↓Deutsch This is a dish that usually particularly like children in Germany, unless you have spoiled them the taste of spinach soon enough. It is usually assumed for the dish spinach, which can briefly boiled and then chopped. The fresh spinach is unfortunately not always to buy and you get to chopped, frozen spinach without spices, which can then thicken with a mixture of cream and starch and season with salt, pepper and nutmeg. 2 servings...

Cauliflower casserole – Blumenkohlauflauf

↓Deutsch This is not a traditional German dish, because of the from the French-Italian kitchen coming bechamel sauce. The casserole itself carries but still typical German characteristics. Cauliflower and Brussels sprouts can now designate as typical German cabbage and broccoli was not unknown in Germany until 1914. It may then have been forgotten, but came back with Italian guest workers in the late 1950s. Cauliflower and Brussels sprouts...

Cordon bleu

↓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 the past, a pocket was cut into a thick veal escalope, and cheese and boiled ham were then placed in it. Nowadays people prefer thinly pounded veal escalopes from the topside or the loin, tops them with cheese and ham and simply folds the whole thing together. The name simply means blue...

Deviled eggs as a starter – Russische Eier als Vorspeise

↓Deutsch This is a heavily trimmed down version of the deviled eggs, served as a cold main course. A vegetable mix of mostly bell peppers, peas and corn is well seasoned and mixed with mayonnaise. The mixture is spread flat on plates and topped with egg halves, which in turn are crowned with caviar. When it comes to choosing caviar, your wallet is once again the decisive factor, whether you choose real sturgeon caviar, salmon caviar, trout...

Frischeparadies Stuttgart 10.10.2025

Sorry, only in German. Heute war zur Einführung der Eigenmarke der Austern vom Frischeparadies eigentlich ein Austernfestival anberaumt. Leider war ich mal wieder viel zu früh da, die haben ihr Festival wohl gerade aufgebaut. Also habe ich mir an der Fischtheke ein halbes Dutzend gekauft, um das Festival zu Hause statt finden zu lassen. Die Austern tragen als Herkunft den Mont-Saint-Michel auf der Schachtel. Ich wage allerdings zu bezweifeln,...

The perfect German meatball – Die perfekte Frikadelle

↓Deutsch The Frikadelle, the Boulette, the Fleischpflanzerl, the Fleischküchle and whatever else there are all sorts of names in Germany for this fried minced meat structure. Some even suspect the origin of the hamburger in it. It should have been taken along as a travel provisions on the America liner and so have become a hamburger. The crossing of the emigrants lasted at least six weeks and I do not dare to imagine the smell and taste of a...
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