GERMANY
Halo; Goden dag

LOCATION:
Central Europe, bordering
the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, between
the Netherlands and Poland, south of
Denmark
CAPITAL CITY:
Berlin
POPULATION:
82,329,758 (July 2009 est.)
LANGUAGES:
German
WEBSITE:
www.germany-tourism.de
Recipes From Germany
In Germany, the regional gastronomic differences are as numerous and varied as the dialects.
Professional and amateur chefs embrace these distinctions, yet a cosmopolitan fare reflecting the
country’s vibrant immigrant population has also emerged. The basic diet in Germany is meat and
potatoes, and sausages are particularly popular. Germany is also known for its delicious cakes, pastries, strudels,
and dark rye and pumpernickel breads. Beer may be the national drink in Germany, but the country has a long
tradition of winemaking and produces some of the world’s finest wines.
Quark

Quark is a delicious and healthful fresh, creamy cottage cheese that is a favorite Quark
in Germany.
Find this recipie on Page 193 of Kitchens of the World
Rye Bread

Germany is well known for its baking traditions, and bread is a staple at all
meals. Traditionally, rye flour is used to make delicious, chewy dark breads. This
recipe makes a highly nutritious sourdough rye bread.
Find this recipie on Page 194 of Kitchens of the World