8 Must Try German Dishes For Every Food Lover

Jaeger Schnitzel

Crispy pork cubes with mushrooms in hunter gravy. "Delicious!" Helene exclaims. Serve over noodles, with salad, and crusty bread.

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Oktoberfest Chicken and Red Cabbage

Baked chicken thighs with red cabbage, bacon, and apple in a sweet-sour sauce a taste of Bavaria! "Simple and divine,"

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Wienerschnitzel

"This simple German recipe is a favorite in our household. The original recipe suggests using veal cutlets, but as the cook notes, "Boneless pork chops make an excellent substitute and taste just as good!"

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Beef Short Ribs Sauerbraten

"The 24-hour marinade guarantees that these juicy short ribs capture the distinctive tang of Sauerbraten," remarks the chef. "Incorporating gingersnaps into the sauce not only enriches its texture but also introduces a delightful hint of sweetness and spice."

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Beer Glazed Brats and Sauerkraut

A delicious beer glaze envelops bratwurst or knockwurst sausages and onions, served atop sauerkraut. This dish shines when paired with potato rolls, zesty German mustard, melted Swiss cheese, and a refreshing cold beer on the side.

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Chef John's Beef Rouladen

"Despite its impressive appearance and taste, beef rouladen is surprisingly simple to make. Any cheap beef cut works; like round, rump, chuck, or flap."

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Lengenberg's Boiled Potatoes

Germans, like Americans, cherish potatoes. Initially forced by Frederick the Great in the 1700s, they now enjoy them boiled with parsley or alongside bratwurst and schnitzel. Try with Onion Bacon Sauce!

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Grammy's German Potato Salad

Warm German potato salad, sans mayo, in tangy cider vinegar and mustard dressing. Simple, tasty side dish.

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