Chicken in Caper Sauce

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Ingredients:        1 lb    Chicken Breast, boneless, skinless or Chicken Tenders    ½ cup    Flour     1 cup    White Rhine Wine, not too dry    ¾ cup    Chicken Broth   1 clove    Garlic, … Continue reading

Green Beans and Carrots Meatball Soup

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Ingredients same as the Oma Adi’s Meatball Eintopf with more liquids as a soup. Ingredients: Meatball Mixture:         1 lb    Ground Round        2 oz    Breadcrumbs, unseasoned      2 Tbs     Half & Half    1½ Tbs    Dried Minced … Continue reading

Oma Adi’s Meatball Eintopf/Soup

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Eintopf, English translation “One Pot” are soups with less liquids cooked as the name says in one pot and are eaten as a Meal in Bavaria. Ingredients: Meatball Mixture:         1 lb    Ground Round        2 oz    Breadcrumbs, … Continue reading

Cajun Chicken Loaf

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Ingredients:    2 lbs    Chicken Breasts, boneless and skinless    20 g    Cajun Chicken Seasoning*   2.4 g    DQ Cure *click for recipe Directions: Pierce breasts all over with a fork. Combine Seasoning and Cure. Rub breasts with … Continue reading

Camilla’s Noodle Salad

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  Ingredients:     1 lb    Elbow Noodles   1 can   Peas and Carrots,  15 oz     1 lb    Bologna, thick sliced ¼ cup    Onion, finely diced Dressing:   ½ cup   Beef Bouillon   10 tbs   Miracle Whip … Continue reading

Flammkuchen

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During our trip to the Christmas Markets in Germany we were reintroduced to the equivalent of a Pizza – German Style – the Flammkuchen. A specialty served in the Southern States of Germany. Ingredients: Dough:    250g    Flour    … Continue reading

Brotzeit (bread time)

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A Brotzeit is a daily Bavarian occasion and could be translated as “Bread Break”, it is usually considered the morning break between breakfast and lunch, a time for a sandwich and may be a beer. Besides, considered the time out … Continue reading

Griebenschmalz

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The translation of Schmalz is Lard. In years gone by Lard was used all over the food industry, to fry the famous Paczkis – “Krapfen” before Ash Wednesday, French Fries, Pates and pastries. Lard is considered the rendered fat of … Continue reading

Falscher Hase

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Link to a picture of the finished meatloaf. A German post World War II Dish, as meat was scarce, meals were stretched with hard boiled Eggs.** Ingredients:       500 g    Ground Beef or Beef & Pork Mix      … Continue reading

Cajun Fried Rice

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Ingredients:   ¾ cup    Dry Rice, (cooked measure 1½ cups)      ½ lb    Smoked Sausage Links*      ¼ lb    Smoked Ham      ½ lb    Shrimp, fresh optional**    ½ cup    Onion, finely diced    ¾ … Continue reading