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Seite INeuestes Süddeutsches Kochbuch für alle Stände.
Seite III Vorwort.
Vorkenntnisse. - I. Kenntniß der Kochgeschirre.
1) Verzinnte Kupfergeschirre.
2) Eiserne Kochgeschirre.
3) Irdene Geschirre.
Suppen. - 1. Gewöhnliche Fleischbrühe.
Suppenknöpflein (Klöße, Knödel). - 61. Butterknöpflein.
Ochsenfleisch. - 67. Ochsenfleisch gut zu sieden.
Saucen zum Ochsenfleisch. - 83. Zwiebelsauce.
This cookbook brings together more than eight hundred recipes gathered from four decades of kitchen work in the finest inns and noble households across southern Germany, Switzerland, and major cities such as Munich, Stuttgart, and Frankfurt. Every dish has been personally tested a hundred times, ensuring reliable results and a focus on wholesome, health‑friendly ingredients. The collection balances elegant, refined fare with hearty, everyday meals, making it a valuable resource for both aspiring chefs and busy home cooks.
Beyond the recipes, the author offers clear guidance on the proper use and maintenance of common cookware—copper, iron, and earthenware—highlighting safety checks and the impact of materials on flavor and nutrition. This practical advice, paired with thoughtfully chosen dishes, equips any kitchen with the confidence to create delicious, well‑balanced meals without unnecessary complexity.
Full title
Neuestes Süddeutsches Kochbuch für alle Stände Eine Sammlung von mehr als achthundert in vierzigjähriger Erfahrung erprobter Rezepte der feinen und bürgerlichen Kochkunst Eine Sammlung von mehr als achthundert in vierzigjähriger Erfahrung erprobter Rezepte der feinen und bürgerlichen Kochkunst
Language
de
Duration
~10 hours (613K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Iris Schröder-Gehring and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2016-08-22
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
Known for a richly detailed 19th-century German cookbook, this author gathered hundreds of recipes from long practical experience and shaped them into a guide for both refined and everyday kitchens.
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