Thanks for sharing the footage from the Frankfurt Christmas Market, it brought back so many memories for me. I was stationed, three years, in Aschaffenburg in the late 80's and fondly remember the Christmas Market there and in Frankfurt.
We went to Frankfurt Christmas market too last weekend. Couldn't believe the amount of food. We had a lovely time. I was kind of surprised. It was very busy.
The year we went to Germany for the Christmas Markets, we ate bratwurst and hard rolls just about everywhere we went (Munich, Karlsruhe,, Rothenburg, Freiburg, and Werttemberg). My favorite cookies are Pfeffernusse with the white hard glaze and the gingerbread. Also ate a lot of the sugared hazelnuts and almonds. I make sugared pecans and almonds every Christmas. Love those.
Brings back many good memories from time stationed in Lahr Schwarzwald back in early 80s (Canadian Army). Loved my 4 years there and very much enjoyed German food … and the beer! Christmas time almost seemed magical. Thank-you for your channel.
One year I had the good fortune to have a business trip to Germany just before Christmas. I was in Köln, and my hotel was just across the river from the city center, so I decided to visit the Christmas Market for my last dinner, as it would be more fun (and less expensive for the company) than eating in the hotel or in a restaurant. I remember I had a bratwurst roll with mustard, some glühwein, and sauerkraut sautéed on a griddle and mixed with sour cream and caraway seeds. All wonderful, and the sauerkraut preparation is now my standard technique for serving it. Most of my ancestors were from Germany or from the German-speaking areas of Schweiz, and I grew up on many old German dishes, so I enjoy this channel a lot.
@@cooking-the-world And thank you! I agree the best way to spend a cold December evening is wandering among the food tents of the Christmas market picking out supper one piece at a time!
I lived in Wüerzburg back in the early to mid 90's and the Christmas Markets are by far one of the things I definitely miss the most from there. I always loved the sights, the sounds, and especially the foods.
Thank you for this beautiful video. It reminded me of the Stuttgart Christmas market so much, made me very happy to see. The crowds were so amazing and the food so good. I only can wish to get back there someday. Stay safe and healthy. Cheers
I couldn't stop smiling at everything my family has decided that we will be watching your Christmas videos for Christmas this year and it's a real blessing to see how much you share with us it warms my heart and fills our home with joy thank you so much may you have a truly great holiday and may your family be blessed with the lord and your faith in each other grow forever stronger merry Christmas from your biggest fans in west coast Oregon USA!
I miss the German Christmas markets so much. I hope we’ll be able to travel to them next year. The Cologne and Berlin markets were amazing 2 years ago just prior to the pandemic. Thank you for sharing this video.
I was lucky enough to live in Germany in the 90's and visited this Christmas market. This made me miss it so much. Living in Germany was probably the best time of my life!
Now I'm curious as to where in Germany you lived, as I was in Wüerzburg at around the same time. And I wholeheartedly agree, it was the best time there with all the markets, fests and wonderful foods.
Wow, there are a lot of interesting Christmas food options in the Christmas market. I think it would be really fun to try the food. It was fun to watching. Thanks.👍👍
Oh those two are wonderful! I went to University in Trier so I have a nice memories with the Trier one:) but Nürnberg is also very nice. I personally like also the one with Stuttgart, mostly because of the food. Thanks for watching Justin!
Wow 😲😲😲 So Really LEKER 😋🤤 yummy thank you for your sharing I miss that for 35 years when I was live in Eschborn Germany I love it German Food God bless you Always More Power from the Philippines Zambales
Everything looked so good! It's definitely on my bucket list to visit Germany, especially Germany's Christmas market! Christmas is my favorite time of year and the way Germany celebrates Christmas is so beautiful! I hope to find myself visiting Germany one day, it's where my great grandparents came from in the early 1900's! Thank you for sharing all those yummy foods, looks like you both had fun!
Oh thanks for watching! I think this is good plan! I love Christmas time here in Germany. Christmas Market is one of many reasons. Also restaurants offer so many delicious dishes, like duck and goose. So wonderful:) thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing this video, it was lots of fun. And the Christmas Markets in Germany are so beautiful. Only problem was, I got so hungry watching it!
We made some of these foods at home in the US (Chicago) this weekend, thanks to watching your videos from last year. very tasty with some Gluhwein! Its interesting to see Reeses at the German market - we dont usually eat these until Christmas morning when we pull them out of our stockings. But they are also a staple treat at Halloween.
Wow your channel brings back so many great memories of when I was stationed in Frankfurt. A very international city where I discovered many foods and my favorite time of year was the Christmas market. Where I live there use to be many German restaurants but not so much anymore. Good channel thank you
Hi Marta, one of the staple foods of every Christmas market for me and many of my friends are the fried buttom mushrooms (small Champignon) with a garlic sauce. Also, since you´re living in the area anyway try out the Christmas markets in Michelstadt and Erbach/Odw 50km south of you when the the pandemic is at least partly under control again or even over. The one in Erbach was canceld a few days ago due to Covid and I guess it may happen to the one in Michelstadt too if the current number of incidences stay that high as they are now. Both are pretty cozy (the one in Michelstadt is totally run over on the weekends though).
Yes I agree, very populated, but Michelstadt has had an exceptionally good Weihnachtsmarkt. Between about 1985 and 1998, I went there almost every year.
Your Christmas market looks like it would be so much fun . I wish we had that tradition here. I'm going to have to make potato pancakes sometime. Have a great week !
Ahhh the Frankfurter Weihnachtsmarkt, so many memories. Especially that one winter it snowed heavily. Glad to see it's back open. BTW, my favorite Raclette is with walnussbrot and topped with eingemachtes preiselbeeren. Not sure which markt I would buy it at. So long ago.
good to see you again! those potato pancakes look really good! i'd like to try them. i'm not a big carb guy - but i do make exceptions from time to time, lol!
German tourists are blown away by our food in my country Albania. If some of our dishes were to be adopted and cooked in Germany, German people would love them.
Wow, I would love to visit the Market one day! A company I used to work for attended the Musikmesse every year. Our two favorite must-go restaurants were an Italian restaurant called Gallo Nero and a corner tavern near the Main called Baseler Eck.
@@cooking-the-world Your restaurant tip "The customer is not King" brought to mind the gentleman who used to wait on us at Baseler Eck. Same person every year; not sure if he was the owner or manager. He never came to the table until he was ready.
I don't think we'll ever be able to travel without insane restrictions, so we'll probably never get back to your beautiful country, we made Oktoberfest a few years ago, so fun.
Super cool! Food looks really good, I think the breads, sausages, and gingerbread cookies look good. Do you have a recipe for gingerbread cookies? Thank you for sharing. From California
While I still harbor some very unpleasant memories from German history, people like you keep making the country much more appealing to visit. For now, please enjoy your holiday preparations as much as I'm enjoying watching you. I must find your German recipe for both the potato pancakes, and the garlic sauce. My people eat them with applesause or sour cream. Garlic should be an amazing twist. Please eat a wurst or two for me. Grusse aus der Vereinigten Staaten!
I really miss my grandmother's lebkuchen. Among so many other Christmas foods she knew how to cook. But I don't remember what they were all called. Thank you for the upload:)
You forgot the most delicious item at any German Xmas Market anywhere - (Schwenkerpfanne) Champignons mit Knoblauchsauce (Grilled Button Mushrooms with garlic sauce), well they're not always grilled on a swinging frypan... but taste is awesome! My favourite!
@@cooking-the-world No fried mushrooms in Frankfurt? At Xmas time? Ohhh, that's so sad. Certainly in Hamburg, it was everywhere. I'm in Shanghai now, and miss it soo much, that I have to make my own, from time to time. Thanks anyway, the video was a good effort. btw here's a random search link on the topic. th-cam.com/video/L3Cnov57vsI/w-d-xo.html
I usually find decent if not really good potato pancakes locally where I live. Very delicious. One thing I had learned over the years and potato pancakes was the first example, was never to trust the tastes of tourists from Illinois. Every time I had seen a crowd around a restaurant and it was of Illinois tourists, they would claim the food to be great. I have been disappointed. What I see in your video looks very good. Even the kidneys.
'Nabent Marta, Oh where do I start, I miss all that so much. Schmalzbrot, oh yes I loved it, I love the sound of that coarse Bratwurst. I've never heard of Käsewurst but I'm pretty sure I'd love it. Wïldbratwurst I've had, it was wild Boar, but that was from our local Polish delicatessen, does that count? The roast almonds I remember from when I was a child, they were always sweet, honey coated? I don't know. Nierenspieß I have never heard of but I'd love to try, they look delicious. Those chocolate covered fruits were always a favourite when Oma made them. Those savoury PfannKuchen were always a favourite too, especially the ones with speck and onion, I don't remember cheese but that has me drooling Marta. Kartoffelpuffer are another trip to my childhood, no Knoblauchs söse though I don't think that was a North German thing, but I'd like it, we had them with applesauce. Roast chestnuts were always cooked by Opa on top of the heating furnace in the sitting room, not a meal but a snack from what he'd collected whilst cycling home from work. That Rahmbrot and Roggenkruste look wonderful, I don't recall anything like that, I'd love to try it though. That raclette reminds me of fondue parties we used to have with our German neighbours in Herford back in the '70's. Yuk marzipan, I can't stand it but my wife, children and grandchildren love it. Grüss gott Marta.
WE STARTED MAKING FLAMMKHUKEN BECAUSE OF YOU, WE CANT HAVE OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS MARKET DUE TO COLD WEATHER , TODAY IT'S - 16 C GOES DOWN TO -35 C SOME TIMES
Chestnuts were very popular in America also at one time. What happened was the majority of the trees were killed by a disease called chestnut blight which swept through Eastern forests in America.
I was planning a trip to Germany this year so I could visit a Christmas market, but I decided not to due to COVID. Maybe I will be able to go next year.
Keeping my fingers crossed. And if you want to try some traditional Frankfurt Specialities don't forget about my food tours!:) the past two years weren't the best for the business but I hope that this pandemic will end at some point.
Someone's told you a made-up story, I'm afraid. Nierenspieß (Kidney shashlik) is available not only at each and every Christmas Market, but also at every traditional food truck found throughout the country. ^^
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I lived in Frankfurt for over 6 years, miss Christmas markets and the food.
I was stationed near Nuremberg in the early 70s and the bratwurst was my favorite thing to eat.
Reminds my wife and I of the Kaiserslautern Christmas Market when we were stationed there from 1991-1998. Thanks for the memories.
Here in Sheffield England, we have a market with tasty krakauer sausages over charcoal as well.
Thanks for sharing the footage from the Frankfurt Christmas Market, it brought back so many memories for me. I was stationed, three years, in Aschaffenburg in the late 80's and fondly remember the Christmas Market there and in Frankfurt.
Oh, what memories. I was at the Weinachtsmarkt from the years 90-96. A special time for my young children to experience such a tradition.
Not much changed 😆
I was stationed with the US Army in Baumholder in the early 80's and so much enjoyed German food.
I was stationed in Frankfurt during the early 80’s. This brings back a flood of memories - especially the gluhwein! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching
We went to Frankfurt Christmas market too last weekend. Couldn't believe the amount of food. We had a lovely time. I was kind of surprised. It was very busy.
The year we went to Germany for the Christmas Markets, we ate bratwurst and hard rolls just about everywhere we went (Munich, Karlsruhe,, Rothenburg, Freiburg, and Werttemberg). My favorite cookies are Pfeffernusse with the white hard glaze and the gingerbread. Also ate a lot of the sugared hazelnuts and almonds. I make sugared pecans and almonds every Christmas. Love those.
Oh what a lovely memories 🥰
Brings back many good memories from time stationed in Lahr Schwarzwald back in early 80s (Canadian Army). Loved my 4 years there and very much enjoyed German food … and the beer! Christmas time almost seemed magical. Thank-you for your channel.
Thanks for watching James.
Those were good times indeed Jim!
@@danmeehan1390 Do I know you? Last name is familiar but time has fogged.
Flammkuchen is one of my favorites to go eat when I come to visit family. So many options for toppings 😁
One year I had the good fortune to have a business trip to Germany just before Christmas. I was in Köln, and my hotel was just across the river from the city center, so I decided to visit the Christmas Market for my last dinner, as it would be more fun (and less expensive for the company) than eating in the hotel or in a restaurant. I remember I had a bratwurst roll with mustard, some glühwein, and sauerkraut sautéed on a griddle and mixed with sour cream and caraway seeds. All wonderful, and the sauerkraut preparation is now my standard technique for serving it.
Most of my ancestors were from Germany or from the German-speaking areas of Schweiz, and I grew up on many old German dishes, so I enjoy this channel a lot.
Thanks Don! We also had so many dinners at our Christmas Market! Best way to spend December evenings:)
@@cooking-the-world And thank you! I agree the best way to spend a cold December evening is wandering among the food tents of the Christmas market picking out supper one piece at a time!
I lived in Wüerzburg back in the early to mid 90's and the Christmas Markets are by far one of the things I definitely miss the most from there. I always loved the sights, the sounds, and especially the foods.
Lived in germany for a few years. Miss the weinachstmarkt with all my heart. Such good food and festivities
I sure miss Christmas in Frankfurt and Sachsenhausen. Those were good times.
Wow, that crispy potato pancake looked incredible! Break out some apple sauce!
Thank you for this beautiful video. It reminded me of the Stuttgart Christmas market so much, made me very happy to see. The crowds were so amazing and the food so good. I only can wish to get back there someday. Stay safe and healthy. Cheers
I couldn't stop smiling at everything my family has decided that we will be watching your Christmas videos for Christmas this year and it's a real blessing to see how much you share with us it warms my heart and fills our home with joy thank you so much may you have a truly great holiday and may your family be blessed with the lord and your faith in each other grow forever stronger merry Christmas from your biggest fans in west coast Oregon USA!
Happy holidays! And you are so kind John!
I miss the German Christmas markets so much. I hope we’ll be able to travel to them next year. The Cologne and Berlin markets were amazing 2 years ago just prior to the pandemic. Thank you for sharing this video.
I am also keeping my fingers crossed. Because without tourist I am out of business.
I was lucky enough to live in Germany in the 90's and visited this Christmas market. This made me miss it so much. Living in Germany was probably the best time of my life!
Glad to hear that. And yes, Christmas Market doesn't seem to be changing much :)
Now I'm curious as to where in Germany you lived, as I was in Wüerzburg at around the same time. And I wholeheartedly agree, it was the best time there with all the markets, fests and wonderful foods.
@@eviljbrian We were in Vilsek.
I would very much like to visit Germany. My ancestors immigrated from Deutschland to America in 1714. Bucket list item for sure. Love this channel.
You certainly should! And thanks for watching and loving the channel:)
Wow, there are a lot of interesting Christmas food options in the Christmas market. I think it would be really fun to try the food. It was fun to watching. Thanks.👍👍
I miss that so much! We used to go to that Christmas Fest every year! Enjoy it!
Loved the Hot Roasted Chestnuts in Munich Christmas Market when I was there 2 years ago.
Christmas 🎄 in Germany 🇩🇪, is very very cool 😎 and great Food to, my Brothers and Sisters.
I need to visit at Christmas time - looks wonderful!
I am so jealous of you guys! I miss the Christmas markets so much. My two personal favorites are Trier and Nuremberg.
Oh those two are wonderful! I went to University in Trier so I have a nice memories with the Trier one:) but Nürnberg is also very nice. I personally like also the one with Stuttgart, mostly because of the food. Thanks for watching Justin!
So nice to see Frankfurt Christmas Market open again! I want to eat all the delicious and authentic foods!
So good!:)
@@cooking-the-world every video you do is a hit! Worth the planning and execution! Keep it up!
The bread with the Raclette cheese looked so amazingly delicious.
And the Flammkuchen 🤩😋
Mmmh i love your channel.
That was wonderful 😊
Wow 😲😲😲 So Really LEKER 😋🤤 yummy thank you for your sharing I miss that for 35 years when I was live in Eschborn Germany I love it German Food God bless you Always More Power from the Philippines Zambales
Everything looked so good! It's definitely on my bucket list to visit Germany, especially Germany's Christmas market! Christmas is my favorite time of year and the way Germany celebrates Christmas is so beautiful! I hope to find myself visiting Germany one day, it's where my great grandparents came from in the early 1900's! Thank you for sharing all those yummy foods, looks like you both had fun!
Oh thanks for watching! I think this is good plan! I love Christmas time here in Germany. Christmas Market is one of many reasons. Also restaurants offer so many delicious dishes, like duck and goose. So wonderful:) thanks for watching!
have you visited yet:-)
Thanks for sharing this video, it was lots of fun. And the Christmas Markets in Germany are so beautiful. Only problem was, I got so hungry watching it!
We made some of these foods at home in the US (Chicago) this weekend, thanks to watching your videos from last year. very tasty with some Gluhwein!
Its interesting to see Reeses at the German market - we dont usually eat these until Christmas morning when we pull them out of our stockings. But they are also a staple treat at Halloween.
That is awesome! Hope you liked the Christmas Market Foods I showed last year:)
Wow your channel brings back so many great memories of when I was stationed in Frankfurt. A very international city where I discovered many foods and my favorite time of year was the Christmas market. Where I live there use to be many German restaurants but not so much anymore. Good channel thank you
Oh how nice. I am sorry aboutbthe restaurants though. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy the channel so much :)
Hi Marta, one of the staple foods of every Christmas market for me and many of my friends are the fried buttom mushrooms (small Champignon) with a garlic sauce.
Also, since you´re living in the area anyway try out the Christmas markets in Michelstadt and Erbach/Odw 50km south of you when the the pandemic is at least partly under control again or even over. The one in Erbach was canceld a few days ago due to Covid and I guess it may happen to the one in Michelstadt too if the current number of incidences stay that high as they are now.
Both are pretty cozy (the one in Michelstadt is totally run over on the weekends though).
Yes I agree, very populated, but Michelstadt has had an exceptionally good Weihnachtsmarkt. Between about 1985 and 1998, I went there almost every year.
In this case I need to check it out.
Thank you for that it was so delightful. Good memories of eating bratwurst in Frankfurt.
Great video, thank you. The food looks great!
Thanks Claudia!
Schaschlik you find all across German Carnivals and xmas markets its not only a Frankfurt thing.
I wasn’t talking about Schaschlik dear. I was talking about Nierenspieß.
Thank you for all of the hard work you put into this channel! Another great video. That Kartoffelpuffer was incredibly fluffy and looked delicious.
Thanks. It is a hard work! Especially when taking care of a 8 months old baby who is going thorough sleep regression:)
Heartwarming video. Well done I enjoyed very much😊
So glad! Thanks for watching!
All looks delicious, another great trip to the Christmas Market.
Thanks Tim. Next year we could go and film maybe somewhere else for a change;)
Your Christmas market looks like it would be so much fun . I wish we had that tradition here.
I'm going to have to make potato pancakes sometime. Have a great week !
@Jody Owen Oh nice, at least you have something. I think it would be a lot of work to organize an event like that.
@Jody Owen Well that worked out well.
Ahhh the Frankfurter Weihnachtsmarkt, so many memories. Especially that one winter it snowed heavily. Glad to see it's back open. BTW, my favorite Raclette is with walnussbrot and topped with eingemachtes preiselbeeren. Not sure which markt I would buy it at. So long ago.
I’m going tomorrow I’m so excited to try everything on the the list 👏🏾
My goodness everything looks delicious, I love to try all of the snacks! 😋👌💞
I know Elisabeth 🥰
Danke!!! I miss meine Mutti and definitely our trips to the Christmas markt!! I soooo appreciate you sharing!!
You are so welcome!
This brings me back to 2017 when I visited the Frankfurt Christmas market!
Amazing video💖
Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season n a joyous New Year ❣ 🎄💥🎆
Love from Berlin ❣❣❣
Thanks for watching 🥰
All delicious, favorite the mulled wine, hot chocolate, rackette, and forgive me, cookies, gingerbread and cinnamon
good to see you again! those potato pancakes look really good! i'd like to try them. i'm not a big carb guy - but i do make exceptions from time to time, lol!
Those are to die for. Good that Christmas Market is only once a year ;)
Wonderful video. I had pause it at the Flammkuchen segment and just stare at it for awhile.
Hahahahaha 😂
German tourists are blown away by our food in my country Albania. If some of our dishes were to be adopted and cooked in Germany, German people would love them.
Oh there are some Albanian retsuarnats here. Every cuisine has so many wonderful traditions and dishes :)
I love these videos so much, I miss home and all the food😁😍
Glad you like them!
Such a fun trip ! Looks like some very tasy treats, and beautiful scenery too. Did your little one pick a favorite yet?
Not yet James, but next year I think it will be possible. But we might try this carousel next week 😃
Schaschlik is the German phonetic spelling of the Russian word Шашлык. In English we'd probably call it shish kebob (from the Turkish şiş kebap)
Wow, I would love to visit the Market one day! A company I used to work for attended the Musikmesse every year. Our two favorite must-go restaurants were an Italian restaurant called Gallo Nero and a corner tavern near the Main called Baseler Eck.
Oh, I know exactly what places you are talking about!
@@cooking-the-world Your restaurant tip "The customer is not King" brought to mind the gentleman who used to wait on us at Baseler Eck. Same person every year; not sure if he was the owner or manager. He never came to the table until he was ready.
That was a wonderful video. Thank you for it.
I was in Frankfurt 2019 its amaizing place😋 I jealous German this!!! So many sweet and Christmas... wow
I want to visit a market some day!
I don't think we'll ever be able to travel without insane restrictions, so we'll probably never get back to your beautiful country, we made Oktoberfest a few years ago, so fun.
Super cool! Food looks really good, I think the breads, sausages, and gingerbread cookies look good.
Do you have a recipe for gingerbread cookies? Thank you for sharing. From California
My favorite once are linked in the description box. Thanks for watching 🤩
While I still harbor some very unpleasant memories from German history, people like you keep making the country much more appealing to visit. For now, please enjoy your holiday preparations as much as I'm enjoying watching you. I must find your German recipe for both the potato pancakes, and the garlic sauce. My people eat them with applesause or sour cream. Garlic should be an amazing twist. Please eat a wurst or two for me. Grusse aus der Vereinigten Staaten!
Hahaha David I will! Thanks for watching. I am sorry about the memories, glad those days are behind us.
Sadly the USA also has a history of some unpleasant memories.
I really miss my grandmother's lebkuchen. Among so many other Christmas foods she knew how to cook. But I don't remember what they were all called.
Thank you for the upload:)
I have a video coming up about Lebkuchen. Maybe you will find them among those I will present! Thanks for watching!
You forgot the most delicious item at any German Xmas Market anywhere - (Schwenkerpfanne) Champignons mit Knoblauchsauce (Grilled Button Mushrooms with garlic sauce), well they're not always grilled on a swinging frypan... but taste is awesome! My favourite!
I have never seen it at the Frankfurt Christmas Market 🤨 and certainly not this year.
@@cooking-the-world No fried mushrooms in Frankfurt? At Xmas time? Ohhh, that's so sad. Certainly in Hamburg, it was everywhere. I'm in Shanghai now, and miss it soo much, that I have to make my own, from time to time. Thanks anyway, the video was a good effort.
btw here's a random search link on the topic. th-cam.com/video/L3Cnov57vsI/w-d-xo.html
I usually find decent if not really good potato pancakes locally where I live. Very delicious. One thing I had learned over the years and potato pancakes was the first example, was never to trust the tastes of tourists from Illinois. Every time I had seen a crowd around a restaurant and it was of Illinois tourists, they would claim the food to be great. I have been disappointed. What I see in your video looks very good. Even the kidneys.
Excellent post, thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love the cookies and thw wurst looks delicius
Your videos makes me miss Germany so much. I need to find a German husband just so I can live there and enjoy the culture.
Hahahaha 🤩 love German man. I wish you good luck with it 😍
Hello Martha!! I'm here too!!! Have a nice week, lovely Christmas atmospher in that market!!!
Oh how nice! Enjoy your time in Frankfurt and don’t even try to leave without eating Green Sauce (Frankfurter Grüne Soße) 😜
I agree with you that one dish for which Christmas market could be visited is potato pan cake!
Hahahaha! We have the same taste then 😎
I really miss the Markets, I lived in Wiesbaden for three years
Oh this wonderful wine market there! I love it!
Halló, Vielen Dank fuer das video, und schooner grusse aus ATL GA. Adriana
Matschbrötchen was in School my favorit
Love your videos.
Thank you! So glad!
'Nabent Marta, Oh where do I start, I miss all that so much. Schmalzbrot, oh yes I loved it, I love the sound of that coarse Bratwurst. I've never heard of Käsewurst but I'm pretty sure I'd love it. Wïldbratwurst I've had, it was wild Boar, but that was from our local Polish delicatessen, does that count? The roast almonds I remember from when I was a child, they were always sweet, honey coated? I don't know. Nierenspieß I have never heard of but I'd love to try, they look delicious. Those chocolate covered fruits were always a favourite when Oma made them. Those savoury PfannKuchen were always a favourite too, especially the ones with speck and onion, I don't remember cheese but that has me drooling Marta. Kartoffelpuffer are another trip to my childhood, no Knoblauchs söse though I don't think that was a North German thing, but I'd like it, we had them with applesauce. Roast chestnuts were always cooked by Opa on top of the heating furnace in the sitting room, not a meal but a snack from what he'd collected whilst cycling home from work. That Rahmbrot and Roggenkruste look wonderful, I don't recall anything like that, I'd love to try it though. That raclette reminds me of fondue parties we used to have with our German neighbours in Herford back in the '70's. Yuk marzipan, I can't stand it but my wife, children and grandchildren love it. Grüss gott Marta.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Glühwein 😀 the potato pancake, brot mit rachlette looks good! Did the kidney had an after taste?
I never eat the whole thing 😀 always have at least 3 boxes where I pack the food for later 😅 yes, I am a cheater 😂
Thanks for sharing!
Went to the Aachen christmas market this weekend. First time at a German Christmas market. Thinking about visiting the Cologne one.XD
I am sure you will enjoy it!
My mom made the best served with sauerkraut and home made sausage my father made miss it all
Any videos of Nuremberg Christmas market?
Not this year 😌
MY FAVORITE STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE
Merry Christmas
We really mIss the Christmas markets. One food that they would serve at the Trier market was dampfknodel with vanilla or raspberry sauce.
Oh those had to be delicious. We also had Germnknödel (yeast dumplings that are filled) with vanilla or butter sauce. Heaven on earth.
WE STARTED MAKING FLAMMKHUKEN BECAUSE OF YOU, WE CANT HAVE OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS MARKET DUE TO COLD WEATHER , TODAY IT'S - 16 C GOES DOWN TO -35 C SOME TIMES
Oh that’s crazy cold.
I am glad about Flammkuchen.
Chestnuts were very popular in America also at one time. What happened was the majority of the trees were killed by a disease called chestnut blight which swept through Eastern forests in America.
Oh, i am sorry to hear that
We have Kidney spears at the Wiesbaden Christmas Martket too, with 2G of course.
😅
Matschbrötchen haben wir uns als Kinder in der Bäckerei vor der Schule geholt. Bevor wir in den Unterricht gingen.
How I miss German food!!
Wildschwein Bratwurst mit kochkase 😋
That would be something delicious :P
I was planning a trip to Germany this year so I could visit a Christmas market, but I decided not to due to COVID. Maybe I will be able to go next year.
Keeping my fingers crossed. And if you want to try some traditional Frankfurt Specialities don't forget about my food tours!:) the past two years weren't the best for the business but I hope that this pandemic will end at some point.
@@cooking-the-world I will keep you mind. Thank you.
Yummy!!!!!👍👍👍
COVID did not close the Christmas Markets ?
Not everywhere. In Frankfurt it stays open until the end.
Lingonberry senf. 🥳🥳🥳
Someone's told you a made-up story, I'm afraid. Nierenspieß (Kidney shashlik) is available not only at each and every Christmas Market, but also at every traditional food truck found throughout the country. ^^
Wow, your bratwurst are twice as long as ours!
OMG….I’m going next year!!!!
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YUM!!
Ah!