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Enzian or Gentian Schnapps is a traditional European alcoholic beverage known for its distinctive bitter flavor, which is derived from the roots of the gentian flower. Typically enjoyed as a digestif, Enzian is appreciated for its purported medicinal properties that aid in digestion.
Enzian (Gentian Schnapps)
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Recipe · Schnapps · Herbal
Beef and Ale Stew captures the essence of rustic comfort food, combining tender chunks of beef with an assortment of hearty vegetables, all braised gently in a rich and flavorful ale-infused broth.
Beef and Ale Stew – Beef stew simmered in ale.
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Recipe · Stew · Comfortfood
Herb and Spice Head Cheese, also known as Presssack, is a traditional charcuterie dish that originates from German cuisine. This savory deli meat is prepared by simmering the head of a pig or calf with a combination of hearty spices and fresh herbs until tender.
Presssack: Head cheese with herbs and spices
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Recipe · Charcuterie · Delicatessen
Pampushky, also known as Ukrainian fried donuts, are delectably soft and fluffy deep-fried pastries. A staple in Ukrainian cuisine, they are traditionally served as a sweet treat or dessert. The dough is made from a mixture of milk, sugar, eggs, butter, yeast, and flour, which is then kneaded until smooth and left to rise.
Pampushky – Ukrainian fried donuts
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Recipe · Prairies · Dessert
Sweet Aigues-Mortes Fougasse is a traditional pastry from the south of France, infused with orange blossom for a delightful aroma and flavor. This tender and sweet pastry is perfect for enjoying with afternoon tea or as a tasty treat at any time.
Sweet Aigues-Mortes Fougasse
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Recipe · Pastry · Dessert
Egg Liqueur Cake, also known as Eierlikörtorte, is a luxuriously moist and rich cake that's a favorite in Germany and throughout Europe. This decadent dessert features a fluffy, golden sponge cake that is infused with egg liqueur, adding a creamy and distinctive flavor.
Eierlikörtorte: Egg liqueur cake.
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Recipe · Cake · Dessert
A Radler is a refreshing beer-based mixed drink that is especially popular in German-speaking regions and throughout Europe. Typically, it is made by blending beer (usually a light lager) with sparkling lemonade, citrus soda, or a mix of lemon juice and sparkling water.
Radler
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Recipe · Beer · Drink
Hendl, a traditional Austrian dish, is a succulent and savory roast chicken known for its crispy skin and juicy, tender meat. The chicken is often rubbed with a blend of garlic, paprika, and marjoram before being roasted to golden perfection. The dish is commonly served during Oktoberfest and is a staple at many Bavarian beer gardens.
Hendl (roast chicken)
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Recipe · Cuisine · Roastchicken
Glühwein, the storied German mulled wine, is a warming, festive beverage traditionally enjoyed during the winter holidays. This seasoned concoction blends red wine with an aromatic mix of cinnamon sticks, cloves, star anise, orange zest, and a hint of sugar to sweeten the deal.
Glühwein: Mulled wine with spices.
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Recipe · Mulledwine · Gluhwein
Zwiebelrostbraten is a classic Austrian dish that marries well-seasoned, pan-seared beef steaks with sweet and savory caramelized onions. The beef is traditionally a cut from the round or sirloin, which is tenderized, seasoned with garlic, salt, and pepper, then seared to achieve a succulent texture and rich flavor.
Zwiebelrostbraten: Beef with caramelized onions.
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Recipe · Beef · Austrian
Zwiebelsuppe or Onion Soup with Wine is a warming and aromatic soup traditionally enjoyed in various regions of Europe. This comforting soup showcases caramelized onions for their natural sweetness and depth of flavor.
Zwiebelsuppe: Onion soup with wine.
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Recipe · Soup · Onion
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