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German Home Cooking is not just an ordinary cookbook. It is a wonderful collection of authentic recipes in old-fashioned German cooking such as: Sauerbraten and Spaetzle, or Bavarian Schweinebraten (pork roast)
with Potato-Dumplings, Pancake Soup, Cheese Torte, Butter Cream Cakes, Ice Coffee, Elderberry Juice, Grandmother’s Rum
Pot and many more.
Most of the recipes include beneficial notes; very important for the success of a perfect meal.
In addition, German Home Cooking contains true short stories following some recipes such as: Gleaning Wheat,
The Elderberry Juice on a Fresh Painted Ceiling, The Celebration of Mother’s Birthday and Mother’s
Day, A German Plane Crashing in Front of the Author's Home, and others. This unique cookbook heralds over 240 recipes, ready to try and enjoy.
German Home Cooking is not only a treasure for U.S. travelers who have visited Germany and tasted and raved over German food, but also

She also writes about
ancient Mesopotamia, where life began, "the cradle of civilization" as we know it, which is now called Iraq.
The Bavarian Alps
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readers of German origin. This book may truly become a cherished gift to family members
as a Memoir of the Old Country. Inside, one will also find information about the Munich Octoberfest, Mardi Gras and many
little known facts of Germany, and living through WW II.
A Collection of Poetry For Every
Season and Reason
This is truly a wonderful collection of poetry.
The author writes about various seasons, love, family, friends, the power of prayer, special occasions, holidays, etc. Poetry
is presented straight from the heart, which gave her reasons for putting her thoughts on paper as a way of talking to
God, herself and others. It is mostly Christian poetry.
Chapter 10: Miscellaneous Poetry to Enjoy. Among various poems, the author writes about
how God used people in Bible times and how He can still use all of us, regardless of how and where we live.
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