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Exploring German Cuisine
By:Arfeen Ahmed Ali
Introduction to Germany and It’s Cuisine
What do you know? What do you know about
Germany? Travel? Classes? Food?
What the food shows? Show the culture. Food grow out of and reflect the living conditions of
the people. Food being a basic need in process have contributed
to very primal of attributes of different civilizations. Development of culinary arts represents the inborn
urge towards betterment.
Aging of Fooding Culture in GermanyMedieval Era17th – 18th century
Agragarian economyIndustrialization,
Manufacturing, War and rationing.
Re-unification of East & West Germany
Foreign Influences The first wave of
foreigners coming to Germany specifically to sell their food specialties were ice cream makers from northern Italy, who started to arrive in noticeable numbers during the late 1920s. During the second half of the 1950s, many foreign dishes have been adopted into German cuisine — Italian dishes, such as spaghetti and pizza. Chinese and Greek food also are widespread and popular. Indian, Vietnamese, Thai, and other Asian cuisines are rapidly gaining in popularity.
A Day in Germany…
Frühstück•Beverages•Breads •Spreads•Cold Meats•Eggs•Cheese•Saft, Milk , Yogurt•Cereal•Musli
Mittagessen Meat
potato salad with sausage or meat balls
Spätzle noodles with stir-fry Fish sticks with mashed
potato
Vegetables› Green beans› Carrots› Peas› Cabbage
o Potatoes
Mittagessen (Cont.)
Pausenbrot Snacks Sandwiches Whole grain bread and cheese Fruits Musli Bar
Whole grain bread with Cheese Sausages Meats Pickles, Mustard Soup or salad
Abendbrot
What about Germany’s location and features might influence its cuisine? Bodies of water
› Seas› Rivers
Neighboring countries (all 9 of them!)
Topography› Mountains vs river
valleys
Regional Cuisine Northern Regions
› Bordered by two Seas› Rivers› Lush valleys
Northern specialties› Fish
Eel Soup (Aalsuppe)› Berries
Summer Berry Pudding (Rote Grutze)
› Cabbage Sauerkraut
› Marzipan Almond Paste used in desserts
with spices› Potatoes
Potato pancakes with Bacon and Pear Sauce! (Himmel und Erde – Erdapfel)
Regional Cuisine Eastern Regions
› Prior Soviet Block› Cosmopolitan Berlin› Lush River Valleys
Grain cultivation Vegetable cultivation
Eastern Specialties› Currywurst› Kaffee und Kuchen!!
Dresdener Stollen› Pickled vegetables
Gherkins› Breads
Burger Knaeckebrot (Multigrain flatbread)
› Havelberger Bierfleisch Stew made with fish, potatoes,
bacon, dark beer and gingerbread
Regional Cuisine Southern Regions
› Mountains Hunting
› Cold Climate› Pig Farming
Southern Specialties› Noodles
Spaetzle Maultaschen
› Dumplings Knoedel or Kloesse
› Gingerbread Lebkuchen
› Pretzels (Brezeln)› Schnitzel
Pork or veal cutlets› Ham (Black Forest
Ham)
Regional Cuisine Western Regions
› Shares borders with France Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands
› Lush river valleys Grain cultivation Potato cultivation
Western Specialties› Potatoes
Kartoffelknoedel› Beef stews
(Sauerbraten)› Bread
Pumpernickel› Mustards (Senf)› Sauces
Gruene Sosse
MUST Try Foods and Drinks when Visiting Germany
The Doner Kebab The Real German Pretzel
The Wurstsalat The Wiener Schnitzel
Desserts› Schwarzwälder
Kirschtorte (Black forest Cake)
› Viennese Apple Strudel› Rote Grütze› Cream Puffs
The German Bier
Gluhwein
DANKE SCHÖN