clewing 2 years, 5 months ago said: Brotchen Not sure I'm spelling this right, but anyone have a recipe for brotchen?
liza12 2 years, 3 months ago said: Brotchen? Hi Clewing- I tried to look up the recipe that you are looking for. I found that different areas of Germany call dishes slightly different names. In my German cookbook I couldn't find anything like that. Maybe if you explain what it is someone would recognize it by another name. I hope this helps in your quest. I hate it when I have a taste for something and can't figure out how to make it!
Liza12
binky67 1 year, 4 months ago said: Broetchen What Clewing is talking about is bread rolls. Very very common in Germany ( I lived there for 12 yrs) It is actually spelled with a umlaut (dot dot) over the o in brotchen and that is probably why the search didnt work well as our keyboards dont have that o with umlaut. Another way to search would be broetchen like I have in the subject as 'oe' is a substitute for o with umlaut. Hope this helps.
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clewing 2 years, 5 months ago said:
Brotchen
Not sure I'm spelling this right, but anyone have a recipe for brotchen?
liza12 2 years, 3 months ago said:
Brotchen?
Hi Clewing- I tried to look up the recipe that you are looking for. I found that different areas of Germany call dishes slightly different names. In my German cookbook I couldn't find anything like that. Maybe if you explain what it is someone would recognize it by another name. I hope this helps in your quest. I hate it when I have a taste for something and can't figure out how to make it!
Liza12
binky67 1 year, 4 months ago said:
Broetchen
What Clewing is talking about is bread rolls. Very very common in Germany ( I lived there for 12 yrs) It is actually spelled with a umlaut (dot dot) over the o in brotchen and that is probably why the search didnt work well as our keyboards dont have that o with umlaut. Another way to search would be broetchen like I have in the subject as 'oe' is a substitute for o with umlaut. Hope this helps.