GUEST POSTER – Recipe courtesy and by approval of koolkosherkitchen
Guest Blogger: koolkosherkitchen Link: Original Post
The only kind of strudel I’ve seen in the U.S. is the Viennese apple strudel. In fact, when Americans say “strudel,” they mean “apple strudel.” However, the word strudel means whirlpool in German, and describes any rolled flaky pastry with any filling, meet, cheese, fruit, or vegetables. There is actually a sauerkraut strudel! The first one, though, was created in Vienna in 15th century, as the wave of Ottoman Empire conquests brought with it Turkish baklava, among other exotic foods. Crafty Viennese literally twisted the Turkish dessert, filled it with apples, and thus the famous Wiener Apfelstrudel was born.
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This will become one of my family favorite Song! We have wonderful plum trees in our herb garden. English heritage , juicy, sweet/sour fruits which will be perfect for this. Thank you for sharing this and it’s history.
Carolyn Gallon.
Carolyn. Wonderful, great let us know what you think once you tried it. 😊
Beautiful dish. I am so use to seeing the classic apple strudel it’s nice to see something different for a change. Nice work! (:
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