
Read on to learn everything about german food - from the origins to typical ingredients + the most popular dishes.

The name biscotti stems from the Latin “bis” meaning twice, and “coctus” meaning cooked – literally means “twice cooked.

Dandelion, popularly known as a tenacious weed that loves our lawns, is actually a very beneficial herb with numerous healing properties.

German potato salad is an amazingly delicious side dish that is perfect for potlucks, picnics, barbecues, or banquets! It is loaded with potatoes, onion, bacon, and a combination of vinegar and spices for a unique and authentic flavor.

Sauerbraten is a traditional German pot roast marinated in wine and vinegar, onions, spices and roasted with a mix of vegetables.

Let’s cook the Frankfurter soup today, shall we? It’s a traditional German soup type that became popular all over the world.

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These are a cross between German Sauerkraut balls and meatballs, served with an apple horseradish mustard sauce.

A hearty German strudel with leek and sausages is easy to make and delicious for everyone.