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Reading recipes from my real German family

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It’s about time that I actually looked at some local recipes from the land of my ancestors. It’s not just trotters and sauerkraut, kids (although I will never turn down an offer of a hot bowl of Schweinshaxe…)

This copy of the (usually eye-wateringly expensive Phaidon production), was 2nd-hand and — a lucky find at only £18, inc. postage — a real bargain, guv!

Front cover of The German Cook book, shoing a misty muntain side and valley with other hills rising and falling in the distance. A rocky track winds down the side with small sparse trees on each side.

Suggestions of where to start, happily accepted:

A section of the rceiepm liust from The German Cookbook showing L and M items.

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