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Cultural Eating Patterns of Germany Erika Gaye, Erin Nargi, Staci Owens, Mitchell Remond Geography Geographic Overview Cultural Eating Patterns of Germany Erika Gaye, Erin Nargi, Staci Owens, Mitchell Remond Geography Geographic Overview: ● Located in west-central Europe ● Surrounded by France, Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg to the West; Switzerland and Austria to the South; Poland and Czech Republic to the East and Denmark to the North ● Diverse landscape : ○ Plains ○ Valleys ○ Marshland ○ Wooded forests ○ Mountains ○ Sea towns Historical Overview Early History ● Hops grown in N. Germany during 13th century ● 16th century - Brewing beer became popular ○ Brewed in accordance with Deutsche Reinheitsgebot - German Law of Purity ■ Water, hops, malt ● 17th century - Potato introduced by King Frederick II ○ Staple food in modern Germany World War I ● Outbreak of war in 1914 ○ Decreased imports - blockaded ports ○ Less men farming; needed for war effort ● Introduction of rationing ○ Most food went to individuals contributing to war effort ○ Potatoes were main source of food ■ Eventually reduced to eating swedes (Cattle Fodder) World War II ● Outbreak of war in 1939 ● Volkornbrot - dark wholemeal bread ○ Bran and germ kept in flour ■ Couldn’t be processed during war ○ Pumpernickel bread = most popular ● Rationing continued ○ Even more strict than WWI ○ Military took most ○ Farmers would under report to keep more for themselves Division ● After losing WWII, Germany’s culture was divided (1949) ○ East Germany vs. West Germany ○ Berlin Wall goes up in 1961 ● Division brought the emergence of different cooking styles ○ East Germany (German Democratic Republic) ■ East bloc occupied by USSR ■ Took on Russian styles of cooking ● Soljanka (Solyanka) - spicy and sour Russian soup ○ West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany) ■ West bloc occupied by the USA, UK, and France ■ Kept most traditional German cooking styles ■ Influenced by western culture Popular Food in Modern Germany List of Popular German Foods ● Grains ● Fruits ○ Bread ○ Apples ■ Wheat ○ Pears ● Einkorn - most ancient form of wheat ○ Peaches ■ Buckwheat ○ Currants ■ Rye ○ Cherries ■ Volkornbrot (Whole-meal) ● Beverages ● Pumpernickel ○ Alcohol ○ Spätzle - egg noodles ■ Beer, Wine, Schnapps, Cherry Brandy ○ Knödel - dumplings ○ Coffee ● Vegetables ○ Seltzer Water ○ Asparagus ● Spices ■ they even have a festival for it ○ Juniper berries ○ Potatoes ○ Parsley ○ Cabbage ○ Dill ■ Sauerkraut ○ Vinegar ■ Rotkhol ○ Mustard ○ Beets ○ Turnips ○ Green Beans Popular Foods Cont. ● Dairy Products - Cow, Goat, and Sheep ● Meats ○ Yoghurt ○ PORK! - most popularly consumed ○ Milk ○ Beef ■ Full Fat ○ Veal ■ Semi-skimmed ○ Lamb (Easter) ■ Organic ○ Wurst (Sausage) - 1500 kinds in Germany ■ Lactose-free ○ Poultry ■ Quark (curd) - similar to cottage cheese ■ Goose (Christmas) and made from skimmed milk ■ Turkey ○ Cheese ■ Chicken ■ Brie ● Eggs ■ Blue Cheese ● Seafood ■ Camembert ○ Herring ■ Emmentaler (Swiss) ○ Mackerel ■ Münster ○ Tuna ■ Limberger ○ Sardines ○ Carp ○ Pike Abendbrot - German Dinner ● Abendessen/Abendbrot ○ Translated to “Evening-bread” ● Used to be a small late evening meal ○ Bread ○ Sausages/cold cuts ○ Cheese ○ Salad ● Last 50 years → shift toward larger meal at dinner ○ Modern work routines similar to Americans ● Meat, starch as a side, some kind of vegetable Our Abendbrot ● Schnitzel ○ Pork pounded thin with a meat tenderizer ○ Coated with flour, eggs, and bread crumbs ○ Fried ● Rotkohl (Red Cabbage) ○ Shredded red cabbage cooked in vinegar ○ Apples and onions ● Kartoffelsalat (German Potato Salad) ○ Boiled potatoes with vinegar, bacon cucumber, and spices Dishes Associated with Germany ● Wurst ● Rouladen ○ 1500 varieties ○ Thin sliced beef ● Sauerbraten ○ Stuffed with pickles, onions, ○ Roast - typically beef and bacon ○ Marinated ● Spätzle ■ Peppercorns ○ Egg noodles ■ Onions ● Leberkäse ■ Seasoning ○ Similar to bologna ● Schnitzel ○ Served warm ○ Fried pork cutlets Image Citations ● https://biscuitsandbobbins.wordpress.com/2012/05/13/a-guest-post-from-germany-classic-white-asparagus-with-hollandaise-and-lox/ ● https://thewordgarage.wordpress.com/2015/07/12/11-must-know-things-about-starting-a-potato-farming-small-business/ ● https://www.pinterest.com/pin/459648705699749594/ ● http://www.thomhackett.com/ThomCooks/Recipes/rouladen-donna.htm ● https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photo-butcher-wurst-counter-mature-male-smoked-meat-image79965164 ● http://kitchenproject.com/german/recipes/leberkaese/index.htm ● http://www.recipeshubs.com/sauerbraten/7233 ● http://www.mlive.com/food/index.ssf/2009/01/german_pork_schnitzel_is_an_ea.html ● https://www.aldi.us/en/recipes/main/pork/rouladen/ ● http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-250622.html ● http://www1.american.edu/TED/projects/tedcross/xcult29.htm ● http://countrycheesecompany.com/taxonomy/term/40/all?page=3&term_node_tid_depth%5B51%5D=51&term_node_tid_depth%5B53%5D=53&term_node_tid_depth%5B5 2%5D=52&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B30%5D=30&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B28%5D=28&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B25%5D=25&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B33%5D= 33&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B77%5D=77 ● http://countrycheesecompany.com/taxonomy/term/40/all?page=3&term_node_tid_depth%5B51%5D=51&term_node_tid_depth%5B53%5D=53&term_node_tid_depth%5B5 2%5D=52&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B30%5D=30&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B28%5D=28&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B25%5D=25&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B33%5D= 33&term_node_tid_depth_1%5B77%5D=77 ● http://www.choosy-beggars.com/index.php/2010/08/10/sweet-and-spicy-honey-mustard/ ● http://www.chowhound.com/post/fresh-juniper-berries-718090 ● http://www.mintel.com/blog/food-market-news/time-is-ripe-for-a-new-generation-of-protein-quark-in-germany ● http://the-agrinews.blogspot.com/2014/11/the-worlds-biggest-countries-producing.html ● https://whydyoueatthat.wordpress.com/2011/12/09/day-9-dickbauch/ ● https://recipeland.com/how-to/about-dill-seed-dill-weed-186 ● http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2396564/German-embassy-calls-Britons-celebrate-First-World-War-victory.html ● http://recovery10p.weebly.com/world-war-ii.html ● https://www.pinterest.com/pin/361132463842741655/.
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