The German liver dumpling soup is a Bavarian Specialty and called in German “Leberknoedelsuppe”. “Knoedel” means dumpling and “Leber” means liver. If you travel to Bavaria one day, don’t forget to try such a soup. It is served in almost every Bavarian Gasthaus (inn). The recipe’s base is a beef broth, as described in one … read more …
Germany is the nation with the best potatoes. There are so many varieties. Find out today how to make the Potato Soup Berlin Style or as we call it in german the “Berliner Kartoffelsuppe”. Such a soup we also would call “Eintopf” because everything is cooked in ONE PAN. These Eintopf dishes are very popular … read more …
For the creamy German herb soup Frankfurt style you would use the same herbs as you would use for the popular “Frankfurt Green sauce”, the Grüne Sosse – Find the recipe for the Green Sauce here – It’s a delicious soup with different herbs such as parsley, chives, dill, borage and some more (see in … read more …
The Griessnockerl Soup (or Griessnockerlsuppe in German) is a German soup that makes a perfect starter for a menu. In Germany soups are served before a menu and the Griessnockerlsuppe is a classic soup that you can find on many traditional German restaurant menus. Nockerl are semolina dumplings and the origin is Austria. The Nockerl … read more …
Westphalia is a region of Germany that is located in the Northwest, and it is one of the three historic parts of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It used to be part of the Kingdom of Prussia from 1815 to 1918 and the Free State of Prussia from 1918 to 1946. So after the war Westphalia merged with … read more …
Basil and zucchini are in fact summer veggies but can be purchased throughout the year. The delicious combination of both brings some taste of summer on the table, and makes you forget the rainy or snowy days. Topped with creme fraiche. Happy Cooking! Ingredients German Basil Zucchini Soup (serves 4) 2 smaller onions 200 g … read more …
The German beef broth is the base for many other soups and recipes. It is better than the broths in a package or can because it is all natural without any preservatives or additives. Try this broth one time, and you don’t want to eat the processed broths anymore. Almost every Sunday in my childhood we had such a … read more …
The German Lentil stew with Spaetzle is a popular Swabian dish that is served in almost every Swabian “Gasthaus or Gasthof” (Gasthaus is a Inn with local specialties and home cooking such as “Gasthaus Krone” or “Gasthof Baeren” ). You can make the Spaetzle or get them dried from the German manufacturer Bechtle, they have really … read more …