Other than just sausage, what are some award-winning German cuisine?!
::::Rheinischer Sauerbraten with potato dumplings and red cabbage plus extra sauce........ I am just droooooling now.
Answers: It is the most delicious dish in the world.
::::Rheinischer Sauerbraten with potato dumplings and red cabbage plus extra sauce........ I am just droooooling now.
german choclate cake and probably pretzels
sourcroute! sorry about spelling!
Strudel? I dunno.. sausage is pretty much to top of the top. Gelb wurst is like a freaking taste-gasm I swear.
How about sauerkraut? I mean, I hate that stuff, but it's pretty popular.
Btw German chocolate cake is actually NOT a native German food, so don't include that.
Lest not forget the Fr?ulein's in lieblichem Riesling.
Pork tenderloin roast in wild mushroom sauce served with home made spaetzle...
Rollmops
Schnitzel layered with good cheese and smoked ham, fried crisp and served with mashed potatoes and peas with slab bacon crisps
Sausage soup with egg yolk dumplings
I can go on and on...
All comfort food really..
And possibly the best cheesecake Viennese-style.
Wiener Schnitzel !
There is a good recipe here:
http://www.recipezaar.com/11200
saurbraten and wienerschnitzel
Sauerkraut, Sauerbraten, Wienerschnitzel, Rouladen, Bratwurst Goulash, Baked Breads.
Too many possibilities. Pastry. The French get too much credit for it. The Germans and Austrians perfected pastry.
dark, pumpernickel bread
egg noodles
pickled cabbage
brain sandwiches (no really)
ham
head cheese
sauerbraten
red cabbage
potato dumplings
apples with potatoes and bacon
seriously though, you can't go wrong if you have rye, vinegar, beef, pork, potato or cabbage in the recipe :)
My favorite, Liquid protein a/k/a beer