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Marzenbier, or Märzen, is a traditional German lager that is rich in malt with a balance of clean, hop bitterness. Brewed originally in March (März in German) to be enjoyed during the Oktoberfest season, this copper-colored beer has a medium to full body, a malty flavor, and a clean dry finish.
Marzenbier: Special beer brewed for the fall season
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Hawaiian Sweet Bread rolls are a soft, fluffy, and slightly sweetened bread that's traditionally served as a delightful accompaniment to meals or as a base for various types of sandwiches.
Hawaiian Sweet Bread - Soft, buttery rolls
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Chicago-Style Deep-Dish Pizza is an iconic dish known for its thick, buttery crust that lines a deep pie pan, cradling layers of cheese, meat, vegetables, and a chunky tomato sauce. Preparing this indulgent pizza involves creating a dough that is enriched with butter and sometimes cornmeal, giving it a distinctive yellow hue and rich flavor.
Chicago-Style Deep-Dish Pizza - Thick crust, layered fillings
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Honey Mead is an ancient fermented drink that has been enjoyed for centuries. Made predominantly from honey, water, and yeast, this beverage is known for its sweet, aromatic flavors with varying degrees of complexity based on the fermentation time and additional ingredients such as fruits, spices, or herbs.
Honey Mead – Fermented honey drink
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Brioches, or soft, buttery rolls, are a classic French pastry that are rich, tender, and perfect for breakfast or as a snack. Each roll is made with a high amount of butter and eggs, which gives them their distinctive, pillowy texture and golden hue.
Brioches – Soft, buttery rolls
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Schmalznudel, also known as Bavarian fried dough pastries, are a traditional German delicacy with a rich, golden crust and a soft, fluffy interior. These pastries are shaped into rounds or twisted forms before being deep-fried in lard or butter until puffed and light golden-brown.
Schmalznudel (Dough Pastries)
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Beignets are a classic New Orleans dessert, featuring deep-fried choux pastry covered in a generous dusting of powdered sugar. This light and airy confection has a golden-brown exterior and a slightly chewy interior.
Beignets - Deep-fried, powdered sugar
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Beer-Battered Fish is a classic dish often associated with British pubs and seaside towns. In this midwestern version Walleye is used, a fish that is prevalent in the Great Lakes region. Fresh fillets walleye are dipped in a light and airy batter made with beer, which lends a subtle yeasty flavor and ensures a golden, crisp coating once fried.
Beer-Battered Walleye
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Sächsischer Stollen, also known as Dresden Stollen, is a traditional German Christmas bread that hails from Saxony. Rich, sweet, and dense, this festive loaf boasts a luxurious mix of candied fruits, nuts, spices, and a core of marzipan, invoking the warmth and cheer of the holiday season.
Sächsischer Stollen: Christmas bread with candied fruits, marzipan.
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Ginger Beer is a refreshing, fizzy, and spicy homemade beverage that has its origins from colonial America and is made by fermenting ginger spice, sugar, water, and lemon juice.
English Ginger Beer
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Molasses Buns are soft, spiced rolls that effortlessly combine the sweet, rich flavor of molasses with the warm, aromatic spices like cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg.
Molasses Buns – Soft, spiced molasses rolls
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Pain aux Raisins, often known as Raisin Bread in English, is a French pastry favorite that combines the light and fluffy texture of a croissant with the sweet taste of raisins and a swirl of crème pâtissière. This delightful treat is perfect for breakfast or as a snack with a cup of coffee or tea.
Pain aux Raisins – Raisin bread
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Classic Irish Soda Bread is a quick bread that requires no yeast, just a few simple ingredients, and bakes up with a beautiful crust and tender crumb. The dough is traditionally made with flour, baking soda, salt, and buttermilk, allowing a chemical reaction between the baking soda and buttermilk to act as a leavening agent.
Soda Bread – Served warm with butter
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Birch sap wine is a unique and traditional alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the sap extracted from birch trees during early spring. The process involves tapping the trees to collect the clear, slightly sweet sap, which is then combined with yeast and other ingredients to initiate fermentation.
Birch Sap Wine – Fermented birch sap
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Homemade Berry Kombucha is a fermented, fizzy, and flavorful tea beverage that combines the probiotic benefits of kombucha with the antioxidant-rich properties of berries. To make this refreshing drink, black or green tea is first brewed and sweetened, then it's infused with a SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast) that ferments the tea.
Berry Kombucha - Homemade berry-flavored kombucha
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Röggelchen, often known as small rye rolls, are a staple in German bakeries and a beloved addition to breakfast and brunch tables. These rolls are characterized by their hearty rye flavor and crisp crust, complemented by a chewy interior.
Röggelchen: Small rye rolls.
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Wheaten bread, also known as brown soda bread, is a traditional Irish staple. This wholesome bread is made with wholemeal wheat flour, which lends it a characteristic nutty flavor and dense texture. Additionally, the use of baking soda as a leavening agent, rather than yeast, makes for a quick bread that's easy to prepare and bake.
Wheaten Bread – Brown soda bread slices
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Ulster Fry Bread, often referred to as farl or soda bread, is a traditional Irish bread that is commonly served as part of an 'Ulster Fry,' which is a hearty Northern Irish breakfast. This quick and easy bread does not require yeast and is instead leavened with baking soda.
Ulster Fry Bread – Breakfast soda bread
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Pain de Ménage is a classic homemade bread from Quebec, known for its thick, crusty exterior and soft, chewy interior. This bread is deeply rooted in Quebecois culinary traditions, often accompanying family meals. It is made with simple, wholesome ingredients including flour, water, yeast, and a touch of sugar and salt to enhance the flavor.
Pain de Ménage – Traditional Quebec bread
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Eierschecke mit Pflaumen is a traditional German dessert originating from Saxony and Thuringia. It's a layered cake that consists of a yeasty dough base, a middle layer of sweet and tangy plums, and a top layer of a creamy custard made from eggs, quark or curd, and vanilla.
Eierschecke mit Pflaumen: Custard cake with plums.
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