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To stuff vegetables, might have been invented independently anywhere in the world. The present form comes from the Middle East, probably invented from settled Arabs. The Turks made use of this technique with enthusiasm and also in Egypt are Mashi (stuffed grape leaves, stuffed peppers and tomatoes) a very popular food.
The Turks on their march through the Balkan countries had this recipe probably in their saddlebag and so it came to...
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The tartar or beefsteak ala tartare was already mentioned in the practical cookbook by Henriette Davidis in 1845. Also in her recipe she wrote that not all ingredients need to be used.
I do not use anchovies, capers and sour vegetables (gherkins/mixed pickles) I do not like. Thus, in my tartar only salt, pepper, onions and egg yolk comes. Since I usually do that already finished, it does not look as spectacular as on professional...
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A Swedish member of a Facebook group gave me the idea of making a burger from game meat. It is comparatively easy for him to go into the forest and shoot his own dinner. When cutting the animals, there are naturally a number of sections that are ideal for minced meat. Of course, it's not that easy in Germany, I have to buy my meat in the supermarket or from a game dealer who runs his shop in the Stuttgart market hall. I have...
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From where the dish has the thankless name ‚Fraaß‘ (grub, muck), unfortunately is not known, but it is a very tasty casserole from cabbage and a meatball dough.
This version differs slightly from the original recipe, which contains much more cabbage than minced meat and no caraway and much more bread in the minced meat. I prefer a proper ‚Frikadellen‘ (meatball) dough in which the butcher and not the baker wins. 4 servings...
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Sarma are commonly translated as Serbian cabbage rolls, but can be found everywhere in the Yugoslavian successor states.
In contrast to the cabbage rolls with fresh white cabbage that are common in Germany, these are made with sauerkraut. The whole cabbage heads are fermented with lactic acid. There is also no need to fry the roulades because the cabbage leaves are very moist. 2 servings Ingredients:
For the Sarma:
1/2 cup (150 ml...
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My teeth are slowly entering the critical phase before the prosthetics, so I can only eat soft things at the moment. Soups and porridge all the time are boring in the long run. So at the moment I'm just having chopped steak 😎 with soft-boiled vegetables and rice.
What I've been wanting to make again for a long time was my shashlik pot and this recipe at least has a hint of shashlik.
Tip: TV chef Mike Süßer gave a good tip about...
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Last Saturday I saw a burger on Hessen television that was made from Hessian ingredients. Instead of the usual burger sauce, a herb cream was made from quark, the burger patty was a German meatball and the cheddar was replaced with hand cheese. As a Frankfurt boy, I then replaced the quark with Frankfurt green sauce and that's how this South Hesse burger came about. 2 portions Ingredients:
2 rolls of your choice, preferably...
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This dish can also be found in all of Yugoslavia's successor states. Mixed mince (beef:pork/1:1) is often used. Bosnia is mostly Muslim, so pure ground beef is used, sometimes lamb too.
The original Pljecavica is made from minced meat, some of which is finely chopped. I achieve the same consistency with soaked bread similar to our German meatball. There is almost always garlic in it, but as with the cevapcici, there are no onions in...
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These are meatballs made from meatball dough but simmered in meat broth and not fried in a pan. The meat is usually mixed minced meat (beef:pork/1:1), in rarer cases it can be pure minced pork.
In order to convey the Palatinate's favorite feeling, thirst, it is served with the hottest possible horseradish sauce, so a Riesling or a Riesling spritzer is a must as an accompaniment. The whole thing is rounded off with boiled potatoes. 2...
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Chard was known to me until 2003 only in name as a kind of spinach substitute. Through my „mother-in-law“ the vegetable I was then brought closer, as she had grown it in her garden. Then we got every year tons of chard until … yes, until he came us out of the neck. Then she had to give up the garden for health reasons. And we? We enjoyed the chard free time. Until this morning, as I walked through our „giant“ Farmer’s...
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