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10/19/2011
Klaus Weiler, the chef at Weinhaus Weiler in Oberwesel, Germany, shared the recipe for this classic barley soup. Garnished with sausage, it's substantial enough to make a meal in itself.
Issue #142
10/13/2009

This Alsatian dish of white-fleshed fish and wine-braised sauerkraut comes with a creamy riesling sauce.
Issue #124
10/13/2009
This hearty dish of wine-braised sauerkraut, cured pork, and sausages comes from Alsace, in northeastern France.
Issue #124
11/10/2008
This recipe is based on one that appears in German Home Cooking by Dr. August Oetker. The addition of a little flour gives the soup a smooth texture, while celery root adds an earthy note.
Issue #116
11/06/2007
Sweet, firm rutabagas stand in for the spicy, hard-to-find German teltow turnips in this dish.
Issue #107
11/06/2007
This deep, purple dish is a classic German accompaniment to a hearty meat course.
Issue #107
10/20/2005
This is a German take on coq au vin.
Issue #69
11/16/2007
William Woys Weaver included this recipe from a local farming family in his book Pennsylvania Dutch Country Cooking (Abbeville Press, 1993).
Issue #22
12/04/2000
No other dish shows off the richly varied charcuterie of Alsace quite like this one, which was traditionally served at home on Sundays after the family returned from church.
Issue #16
11/18/2011
This decadent take on a traditional German Christmas menu is perfect for any holiday feast.
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11/16/2011
Fill your home with gemütlichkeit with this hearty German spread, perfect for any occasion on any chilly night. Slurp warming spoonfuls of beef marrow dumpling soup, followed by a course of ham steaks in a decadent hazelnut sauce flanked by traditional spätzle, and braised cabbage.
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10/09/2010
Furey and the Feast uses a large colander to shape her parsley-specked spaetzle. We love the pairing of slightly bitter broccoli rabe with salty-sweet prosciutto. Continue...
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