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Smashed Potato Salad
Dear Oma - I love both kinds of potato salad and have come across a 3rd version my family likes. My beloved grosmutter und grosvader emigrated to
German Christmas
Yes, we have real Christmas trees and real candles, not false ones. Every room has a door, so the parents can put up the Christmas tree before the evening
Sauerbraten
My grandmother always made Sauerbraten but did not leave a recipe. I tried for many years to find one that tasted like hers. Loads of expriements until
Cucumber and Dill Pickle Salad (Gurkensalat mit Gewürzgurken)
This cucumber salad with pickles is creamy, crunchy, and full of fresh flavor. It makes an easy side dish that pairs perfectly with your favorite German-inspired meals.
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Cream of Mushroom Soup Recipe – Oma's Champignon-Cremesuppe Rezept.
Looking for cream of mushroom soup recipe? Here's a quick one that's so delicious. AND, a super quick one you'll love to make!
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Easy Cream of Celery Soup Recipe – Oma's Selleriesuppe Rezept*
This creamy German Cream of Celery Soup recipe makes a wonderful light supper. Serve a salad on the side, some crispy crackers, and fruit to finish, and you'll have a happy and satisfied family!
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Aunt Flossie's Sauerkraut Salad
This is a very old recipe from my Aunt Flossie Kennedy. She wasn't a blood aunt, but a very good friend of my Mom and I always called her Aunt Flossie.
German Creamed Cabbage Recipe (Rahmwirsing) with Savoy Cabbage
Oma's creamed cabbage recipe with Savoy cabbage, cream and nutmeg. Only 5 ingredients, no flour, naturally gluten-free, and ready in about 30 minutes.
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Dill Pickle Coleslaw (Dillgurken-Krautsalat)
Dill Pickle Coleslaw boasts cabbage, carrots, and pickles, topped with a creamy, Northern-inspired mayonnaise dressing. It's refreshingly perfect for all summer ventures!
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Authentic German Bratwurst and Sauerkraut Recipe
Oma’s German bratwurst and sauerkraut recipe with authentic flavors in this dish of hearty bratwurst, tangy sauerkraut, and apples, that popular throughout Germany.
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Traditional German Red Cabbage Recipe – Oma's Rotkohl Rezept
The red cabbage recipe (rotkohl) is sweet, tangy, and easy to make. A German classic with big flavor and little fuss—just how Oma likes it!
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Easy Homemade German Marzipan Recipe in 5 Minutes
Make this easy homemade German marzipan recipe in 5 minutes using almond flour and powdered sugar. Naturally vegan, eggless, and delicious.
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Quick German Refrigerator Pickles (Schüttelgurken)
Quick German refrigerator pickles, or schüttelgurken, are just the thing when you want plenty of pickle flavor without cooking, canning, or fermenting anything.
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Smashed Potato Salad
Oct 28, 26 10:02 PM
Dear Oma - I love both kinds of potato salad and have come across a 3rd version my family likes. My beloved grosmutter und grosvader emigrated to -
German Christmas
Oct 22, 26 09:23 AM
Yes, we have real Christmas trees and real candles, not false ones. Every room has a door, so the parents can put up the Christmas tree before the evening -
Sauerbraten
Oct 15, 26 07:54 AM
My grandmother always made Sauerbraten but did not leave a recipe. I tried for many years to find one that tasted like hers. Loads of expriements until
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