Christmas in Germany
A German Weihnachten
Christmas in Germany (Weihnachten) is celebrated from December 1 to January 6. On my Christmas pages you will find out about German Christmas traditions and customs as well as delicious German Christmas baking and cookie recipes.
Did you know that the Christmas tree (Tannenbaum, Christbaum) actually arrived in America and England from Germany? In fact many
Germany Christmas traditions
have been adopted, or should I say adapted, from Germany. Over the next few weeks, I will be adding more pages which will include:
Christmas baking recipes: Christmas biscuits (cookies) which are known as Weihnachtsplätzchen. Be warned, these are not for those on a diet, but are very delicious and very moorish.
German Christmas Calendar: Christmas countdown with important dates.
German Advent: German Christmas markets: and so much more, so don't forget to come back and visit. Better still, subscribe to my blog to ensure you don't miss my recipes for Lebkuchen, Plätzchen, Stollen and other tasty treats.
See you soon! bis bald!
Most homes in Germany adorn their entrance door with a festive wreath. A natural holiday decoration from the forest...includes pinecones, faux pomegranates, and dried leaves. It makes any home or holiday party more festive! Ships in a clear acetate box for easy storage. Use it every year! Click on this lovely festive pomegranate wreath and decorate your door this Christmas and celebrate Christmas in Germany.

Christmas Cake with Gluewhein
Springerle Recipe (biscuits using a mold)
Spitzbuben (butter cookies sandwiched with jam)
Vanillekipferln (almond crescents)
Zimtsterne (cinnamon stars)
Baked apples with a walnut filling
Christmas Candy Recipes
Christmas Punch Recipes
Gluewhein (Hot Spiced Mulled Wine)
Christmas in Germany back to Tasty German Recipe Home

|