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Germany: food database
A cuisine of potatoes, soups and "Eintopf" one-pot stews, sausages and bread. Some foods, such as raw minced pork (Mett), are not suitable with low immunity.
7 dishes
GermanyPotato soup (Kartoffelsuppe)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyLentil stew (Linseneintopf)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyBeef rolls (Rinderrouladen)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyCheese spaetzle (Kaesespaetzle)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyPotato pancakes (Kartoffelpuffer)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyChicken fricassee (Huehnerfrikassee)Well-cooked hot dish
GermanyMett (raw minced pork)Not in its traditional form with low immunity
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