What Can I Make with Fresh Figs? German Fig Tart Recipe
Wondering what to make with fresh figs? Try this easy German fig tart recipe with sweet sherry and creamy yogurt — a family favorite from my Oma’s baking book.
Wondering what to make with fresh figs? Try this easy German fig tart recipe with sweet sherry and creamy yogurt — a family favorite from my Oma’s baking book.
Soft, juicy German Apple Cake (Apfelkuchen) with sweet apples and cinnamon—easy, traditional recipe, perfect for fall baking or farmers markets. 🍎🇩🇪
Sour cherry muffins packed with wholesome ingredients—whole wheat flour, Greek yogurt, and a hint of honey—offer a tangy, low-sugar treat perfect for kids’ lunches and guilt-free snacking.
Rich, buttery Mürbeteig dough forms the base for German cookies, tarts, and quiches. With simple ingredients and quick steps, this shortbread-like crust adapts to sweet or savory creations.
Tangy red currants (“Johannisbeeren”) meet sweet cake in this vibrant German-inspired dessert. These ruby berries add balanced tartness and beautiful color—an irresistible slice of Germany you’ll love.
Discover my quark-based German Cheesecake with Mandarins: a creamy, custardy cheesecake you can make stateside, even without quark on hand. After trial and error, I nailed this childhood favorite.
Moist chocolate hazelnut heart bundt cake inspired by the German “Basic Baking” cookbook. A farmers’ market bestseller and Valentine’s Day darling, blending rich cocoa and toasted hazelnuts in every slice.
Discover the authentic taste of Black Forest Cake—light, fluffy layers with cocoa, sour cherries, and a splash of Kirschwasser. Learn the difference between the classic German version and the richer American take, and get step-by-step tips to bake this iconic dessert at home. A must-try recipe for fans of traditional German sweets!