Classic German Cooking: The Very Best Recipes for Traditional Favorites, from Semmelkndel to Sauerbraten
By (Author) Luisa Weiss
Potter/Ten Speed/Harmony/Rodale
Ten Speed Press
26th November 2024
21st October 2024
United States
General
Non Fiction
641.5943
Hardback
272
Width 203mm, Height 254mm
A collection of more than 100 of the best, most emblematic recipes of German and Austrian home cooks, from the author of Classic German Baking. A collection of more than 100 of the best, most emblematic recipes of German and Austrian home cooks, from the author of Classic German Baking. To many, German food is humble comfort food, the kind of food that may not win a beauty award, but more than makes up for it with its power to soothe, nourish and cheer. In Classic German Cooking, Luisa Weiss-who was born in Berlin to an Italian mother and American father, and married into a family with roots in Saxony-has collected and mastered the essential everyday recipes of Germany and Austria. Classic German Cooking features traditional and time-honored recipes that are beloved in homes across the region, such as Rinderrouladen (Braised Beef Rolls), Quarkauflauf (Fresh Cheese Souffle), H hnerfrikassee (Chicken Fricassee) and authentic Viennese Gulasch or Alpine Germkn del (Plum Butter-Stuffed Steamed Dumplings). Cozy Apfelk chle (Apple Fritters) bring warmth to an afternoon snack, while tangy Spargelsalat (White Asparagus Salad) signals the sweet start of Spring. Luisa gives history and context to the cooking of Germany and its influences worldwide. Sprinkled with both personal stories and historical insights, Classic German Cooking will leave you with a well-rounded understanding of the cuisine and its lasting influence.
Luisa Weiss is an Italian and American food writer based in Berlin, Germany. She is the creator of The Wednesday Chef blog and author of the critically acclaimed memoir, My Berlin Kitchen, and baking book, Classic German Baking. She grew up in Berlin and Boston and graduated from Tufts University with degrees in English and French literature. She spent a decade working in book publishing in New York and was Harper's BAZAAR Germany's food columnist for four years.