Lost Recipes
Have You Lost A Favourite German Recipe?
If you are searching for lost recipes, you have come to the right place. Perhaps you visited Germany and tasted a wonderful German food dish, but can't remember the name of it. Or maybe your mother or grandmother once made a German dish that you would like to try again but you cannot find the recipe. I receive many emails a month from my visitors looking for a wonderful German food recipe they have tried, but alas do not have the recipe or don't know the name. Now, you can submit your recipe request here which will be shared with hundreds of other German recipe lovers from around the world. We will try and help you find the recipe you are looking for. But first, I need you to: 1. Use my Recipe Search to see whether the recipe you are requesting is already published elsewhere on this website. You will find it
here at the top of my German desserts page.
By the way, if it turns out that you have a recipe someone else is looking for, please send it to them in a Comment, and the person who made the request will be notified. And if you still can't find it...
Use My Lost Recipes Finder!
Submit your German recipe recipe request in the Recipe Finder below. Another German recipe lover might have the recipe you aren looking for. Please only submit ONE request at a time, however, you are welcome to return later and submit additional requests.Suggestions The more information you can give about the recipe, the greater the chance that someone will respond with a comment. A request needs to contain enough information to help someone identify the recipe and want to give it to you. Requests that are too brief won't be published. You might also like to include a little bit about yourself, your memory of the German recipe and why you would like to find it. Please send us your lost recipe request. We would love to help you find it. Here's How 1. Enter the German recipe name. This will help people to find your recipe request page when they search for it. If you don't know the name then I will try and name it appropriately from the information you have given. 2. Enter your German recipe request. Share as much information as you want. Click the question marks (?) below for additional help.
Lost German Recipes
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What Other Visitors Have Said
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Pflaumenmus - Plum Jam
    
I'm not sure how it is spelled, but it is great. It is plum jam, and it occupies that small space where sweetness and tartness rarely meet. It is available ...
Schupfnudeln
    
I had this in Europa Park and possibly at a Christmas market in Freiburg or Munich in December 2005. I was told this is only made at Christmas time. From ...
quarkinis Quarkteigballchen
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Does anyone have the recipe for Quarkinis? Miniature donut like balls rolled in sugar.
Pork Chop Recipe
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pork chop, onion, bacon? on a spit slow cooked around a hickory fire pit started in the morning ready by lunchtime I had it at the Unter Uns in Altoona ...
Leek Potato Soup
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When I was in germany several years ago a german lady gave me a recipe for German leek potato soup and some how it came up missing. It was so good but ...
Kommisbrot
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This recipe was used by the German Army during the last World War and remembered by many soldiers that carried at least one small piece in their pocket ...
krautwurst
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I'm not sure this is the correct name. It is made with pork head, cabbage, pork liver, garlic, potatoes, onion, is all I can remember. My grandmother ...
Bavarian Knockwurst Salat
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Thinly sliced Knockwurst and emmenthal cheese served with onions marinated in a tangy dressing(?)hard boiled eggs, pickles, mustard and dressing.
Würzige Roggensuppe - Aromatic Rye Soup
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Years ago a friend of mine cooked a soup that she called hunchrogen. She boiled some sort of seasoing wrapped in cheese cloth for a couple hours the aroma ...
German Apple Cake With Sour Cream Topping - Apfelkuchen mit Sahneguss
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My mother in law was from Obendorf. She made an apple cake with a sour cream topping that actually fluffed up as it baked.
Grünkraut - German Cabbage
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This is made with kale and mashed potatoes. Not sure of the spelling. My mother used to make this and I can't find it in my German cookbook.
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