German Recipes

[Retired_Army]

Just a thought...If any of you desire true, Bavarian Germany recipes let me know. I live in Augsburg Germany and have become an excellent cook, especially German and Swiss recipes.

[Mickey]

Marc, I'm not familiar with German dishes...I've been to Bavarian World (a restaurant here) one time a long time ago, but I can't even remember what I ordered. :o

Feel free to post your favorite recipes! We're always looking for new ideas!

[Leigh]

You don't happen to have a recipe for Jagerschnitzel, do you? Dh and I just left Germany in May of 2001. We were stationed in Darmstadt, and that was one of our very favorite German foods. I meant to get a recipe before I left, but didn't. Now I have been trying to find it everywhere and can't. Thank you in advance.

[Retired_Army]

Originally posted by Leigh
You don't happen to have a recipe for Jagerschnitzel, do you? Dh and I just left Germany in May of 2001. We were stationed in Darmstadt, and that was one of our very favorite German foods. I meant to get a recipe before I left, but didn't. Now I have been trying to find it everywhere and can't. Thank you in advance.

I will post one at your request!
Marc

[SMB]

Hi Marc. I stayed in Europe while I was in college. I lived with a german/ french family for three months. They made sauerkraut once and eventhough I really, really, hated it I was very polite and said I liked it. They had worked so hard to make it that I didn't want them to feel bad. It really took a lot of effort to keep that stuff down and I have not had german food since I left their home 10 years ago. I'lll take a look at your recipes and if I can build up the courage I might even try one :)
Sheryl:)

[Diane]

Originally posted by SMB
Hi Marc. I stayed in Europe while I was in college. I lived with a german/ french family for three months. They made sauerkraut once and eventhough I really, really, hated it I was very polite and said I liked it. They had worked so hard to make it that I didn't want them to feel bad. It really took a lot of effort to keep that stuff down and I have not had german food since I left their home 10 years ago. I'lll take a look at your recipes and if I can build up the courage I might even try one :)
Sheryl:)

I've never been a sauerkraut eater either... couldn't stand the stuff until I tasted some that my sister made and it was absolutely delicious. I couldn't believe it was the same stuff. LOL I guess it depends a lot on where it comes from. :) It got me thinking that maybe home made is a LOT better than store bought. :)

Diane... :wave:

[kat]

Love, love, love kraut. I eat my aunt's homemade cold right out of the jar. I for one love German food. Feel free to post some of your favorites. I've already printed out the one for Zwiebelfleisch.

[KarlaB]

Originally posted by kat
Love, love, love kraut. I eat my aunt's homemade cold right out of the jar. I for one love German food. Feel free to post some of your favorites. I've already printed out the one for Zwiebelfleisch.

I love it, too. :licklips: I haven't had it in years though bcuz dh can't stand it, although I don't know that he's ever actually tried it. :rolleyes:

[imamama]

Please, post away!! I have yet to try any German recipes, but would love to! Give us some of your favorites!!! Thanks in advance for sharing!! :licklips: