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I dreamt last night that it snowed and in my dream I woke up and looked out the window to see Santa skiing down a nearby hill. I got up - still in my dream - and had breakfast but by the time I'd finished eating all the snow had melted. When I really did… Continue reading Lebkuchen for lunch
It's lebkuchen time of year which means it's time to share my recipe. It has become a tradition in our family to make numerous batches of lebkuchen every December. Lebkuchen is a German Christmas dish which translates to "ginger bread" but there's no ginger in the recipe. I got the recipe from a German friend… Continue reading Scottish vegan cookbook and lebkuchen
Every Christmas I make lebkuchen which is German for ginger bread except that it doesn't contain any ginger. I'm a bit slow making it this year because I've been making panforte - I've made three batches of it so far and probably eaten most of it myself because the kids don't like it. I had to… Continue reading ‘Tis the season to stuff your face with lots of yummy food
This is a reblog of an old post of mine. It's a recipe for lebkuchen which is a very delicious German treat eaten over the Christmas season. I usually make it every year but this year I've adopted the British tradition of baking mince pies instead. But this is recipe that must be shared. So… Continue reading Recipe for Lebkuchen
Lebkuchen is a delicious German Christmas treat. The English translation is gingerbread but it doesn't actually contain any ginger. I got this excellent recipe for lebkuchen a few years ago from a German friend and have been making it every Christmas ever since. Ingredients: 500g honey 375g sugar 2-3 eggs 15g cinnamon 4g ground cloves… Continue reading Recipe for Lebkuchen
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