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29 November 2011
Cinnamon stars - 'Zimtsterne'
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Cinnamon stars are a very traditional kind of Christmas biscuit. Although I am not conservative about many things I have always preferred t...
27 November 2011
Spiced biscuits with almonds - "Spekulatius"
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Today is the first advent and the start of the Christmas baking season. The baking of a large variety of biscuits is a firm tradition obser...
12 November 2011
Stollen bites with marzipan - 'Stollenkonfekt'
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Yes, this is a Christmas recipe and no, it is not even the middle of November yet. However, these Stollen bites are not as premature as it ...
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8 November 2011
Poppy seed cake - 'Mohnkuchen'
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This is the second recipe with poppy seed on my blog (the recipe for my poppy seed plait is here) . Again, there is no story to go with thi...
5 November 2011
Swabian Twirls - Schneckennudeln
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This is another traditional south-west German speciality with a silly name – translated literally these twirls are called ‘snail noodles’. ...
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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...
30 October 2011
Butter crescents - “Butterhörnchen”
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Once again I was unsure about how best to translate the name of these rolls. Literally, a Hörnchen is a small horn or ‘hornlet’, but this j...
20 October 2011
Hazelnut cake - 'Nusskuchen'
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This is a very simple sponge cake and I can’t really think of any interesting facts or anecdotes to go with it. It is just a classic and ve...
16 October 2011
Sweet plaited bread - 'Hefezopf'
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The Hefezopf (literally translated this means yeast plait) is another one of those bakery staples typical of south-west Germany, and of the...
2 October 2011
Marble cake - Marmorkuchen
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Marble cake is an absolute classic in Germany, and for good reason. I must have baked this for the first time when I was about 10 years ol...
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