From Bratwurst to Bulgogi A German Thanksgiving

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In America, a Thanksgiving turkey, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie are traditional foods served at the dinner table. It is easy to add a little German culture to your holiday meal. You do not have to replace the whole menu with German food but here are some German Thanksgiving recipe ideas that you can easily add. Main Courses

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'Erntedankfest,' Or A German Thanksgiving Lauren Wilson | May 30, 2013 2:19 pm EST A holiday marking a time to give thanks is hardly a North American invention. In fact, many cultures around the world have had "thanksgiving" traditions for centuries. Click here to see the Thanksgiving Holidays Around the World Slideshow!

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The typical German thanksgiving celebration ( Erntedankfest) is normally a rural event. There are often country fairs and town gatherings filled with food and neighbors. However, in larger cities and less rural areas, Erntedankfest is sponsored by Protestant and Catholic churches.

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Many favorite German dishes are a natural fit with the Thanksgiving meal, particularly those traditional to harvest season. So, if yours is one of those families whose Thanksgiving tradition allows a little play in the menu, try slipping in one or two of these recipe ideas from Germany. Your guests will be grateful!

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Creamed dried corn, sweet and sour dishes, potato rolls, and potato filling - mashed potatoes, blended with sautéed bread, onions, celery, and parsley, then baked, and delicious desserts still grace our holiday tables. About the Lebanon bologna, it is a sweeter, more tender, version of salami.

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Some of the most popular Thanksgiving dishes in Germany include roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and green bean casserole. In addition to these classic American dishes, Germans also serve a variety of their own traditional foods during Thanksgiving.

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Erntedank and Thanksgiving are both harvest-themed festivals steeped in many traditions and history. Modern revelers are increasingly interested in where their foods come from in the world. Traditionally the food for Erntedank and Thanksgiving is home-grown and sustainable. In modern times this is often hard to achieve, but there is interest.

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1 / 44 Country Potato Pancakes Potato pancakes, or latkes, are really versatile. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, they can be a side dish for just about any meal or the main course for a light meal. We have them often at our house. —Lydia Robotewskyj, Franklin, Wisconsin Get Recipe 2 / 44 Oma's Apfelkuchen (Grandma's Apple Cake)

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Thanksgiving in German Europe has a long tradition, but one that is different in many ways from that in North America. First of all, the Germanic Erntedankfest ("harvest festival of thanks") is primarily a rural and a religious celebration.

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In the German-speaking countries, Thanksgiving is an autumn harvest celebration called Erntedank or Erntedankfest ("harvest thanksgiving festival"). The observance usually takes place in September or October, depending on the region. Similar harvest festivals are common in many countries and regions around the globe.

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Bratkartoffeln are a staple at any German thanksgiving celebration. They're also called Pommes Frites or fried potatoes. The most common way to make Bratkartoffeln is to cut potatoes into even-sized cubes. After, place them in a pot of cold water, and bring the pot to a boil for about 20 minutes.

From Bratwurst to Bulgogi A German Thanksgiving

In Germany, Thanksgiving— ("das Erntedankfest," i.e.,Thanksgiving Harvest Festival)—is strongly entrenched in German culture. Erntedankfest is usually observed on the first Sunday of October (04 October 2015 this year), although the timing is not hard and fast nationwide.

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Thanksgiving side dishes that celebrate their German roots and the flavors of the season. Christmas & New Year's Nothing warms a chilly spirit like winter holiday confections from Germany. Create a feeling of Gemütlichkeit (German for "coziness") for yourself and your family with meals made with imported specialties from Germany. Christmas Cookies

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With a selection of sausages stuffed into a bun with sauerkraut or served doused in curry sauce, this easy-going snack is an idyllic lunch on the go. Open in Google Maps. 317 S Broadway, Los.

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Original and Authentic German Recipe: Thanksgiving Menu - A true German dish that you can make wherever you are.