Traveling to Europe has been on every foodie’s bucket list. Germany is one such country which is becoming an extremely popular travel destination especially for Indians. Oktoberfest in Germany is one such festival that is on every foodie’s bucket list. And now, Germany is offering more than just oktoberfest Foodies to explore. The country boasts of traditional cuisine, regional products, farm-to-table cuisine and creative chefs. Germany mixes the old with the new in a way that makes for some truly amazing food.
in each area Germany There are some dishes that taste particularly good – whether it’s the cutter place in Hamburg, the cucumber salad in Berlin or the white sausage in Munich. For example, in the region of northern Hesse, the specialty is the ‘Ahle Wursch’ sausage – made from pork, pepper, carrots and garlic and matured in special curing chambers. Meanwhile, the delicious ‘matje’ fish comes from a small town in lower Helbe. It is served ‘pattika’ style with onion rings, apple slices or cucumber. Modern interpretations may also include curry-banana sauce or herby dip. Coming to the Saxon metropolis area, one can find the delicious ‘Leipziger Lerche’ pastry made with crusty exteriors filled with almonds, nuts, strawberries and marzipan. Looks delicious, doesn’t it?
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There are plenty of options for those who love fine dining in Germany. Photo Credit: Germany National Tourist Office
Apart from the local cuisine, Germany also has great dining options. Schanz restaurant in Piesport has recently been awarded the coveted three Michelin stars. Berlin remains the gourmet capital with more than twenty-four Michelin-starred restaurants, while Munich has sixteen. There are also many varieties of beer and wine in different cities, shaped by a love of tradition and a desire to try something new.
So, plan your next trip to Germany to please the gourmets!
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