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16 September 2012
Apple strudel - 'Apfelstrudel'
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Apple strudel is an Austrian specialty that is also very popular in southern Germany (and in many other European countries). Unfort...
26 July 2012
Redcurrant cake - "Träubleskuchen"
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The Träubleskuchen is a great Swabian summer tradition. It’s called Johannisbeerkuchen in non-dialect German and translates as redcu...
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27 June 2012
Summer fruit cake - 'Obstkuchen'
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This cake evokes a lot of childhood memories of coffee and cake afternoons with friends and relatives. Fresh fruit cakes or tarts ar...
24 June 2012
Rhubarb cake with meringue - 'Rhabarberkuchen'
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Yesterday I made an incredibly sour rhubarb crumble. I didn’t add enough sugar and there wasn’t any sweet custard, either, so it was...
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16 June 2012
Strawberry cake - 'Erdbeerkuchen'
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It’s been a quite while since I have posted my last cake on my blog. Two months in fact! It’s not that I haven’t done any baking at ...
11 March 2012
Cherry cake with semolina – 'Kirsch-Grieß Kuchen'
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This is a very simple and traditional southern German recipe. Semolina, cherries and cinnamon are a classic combination and most German c...
4 March 2012
'Sunken' apple cake - 'Versunkener Apfelkuchen'
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There is a ridiculous number of recipes for apple cakes in Germany. It’s a very popular type of cake and it is kind of odd, admittedly, th...
2 November 2011
Spiced Apple Bread - 'Apfelbrot'
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Yes, this looks suspiciously like a Christmas recipe already with its nuts and fruit and cinnamon. With apples as its main ingredient, th...
17 September 2011
Fruity crumble cake - 'Streuselkuchen'
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Streuselkuchen – cakes with a crumbly topping – are a great favourite in Germany and they come in many shapes and forms. A tasty and tradit...
11 September 2011
Danube Waves - "Donauwellen"
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This cake is an all-time favourite at German coffee afternoons and children’s birthday parties. For some reason unbeknown to me this cake ...
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