Bauernfrühstück, a German Farmers breakfast

Bauernfrühstück, a German Farmers breakfast

Some dishes feel like home from the very first bite. For me, Bauernfrühstück—literally “Farmer’s Breakfast”—is one of those. It’s the kind of hearty, rustic meal I grew up with, the kind that filled the kitchen with the scent of sizzling bacon and onions, and made mornings feel warm and grounded. This dish was born out of practicality. Farmers needed something rich and filling to fuel … Continue reading Bauernfrühstück, a German Farmers breakfast

German Breakfast are coffee, German crusty rolls, sliced bread, pastries, jam, jelly, cereal, yoghurt, fruit, wurst and cheese platter, and soft boiled eggs. Besides the coffee, there is always some type of juice, like apple, orange and/or grapefruit.

What to Expect at a German Breakfast (Frühstück)

When in Germany, do like the Germans do; this is my mantra which I follow religiously. A German or “continental” type breakfast (Frühstück) is not eaten every day at home, mostly on special days like weekends and religious holidays. When most of the stores are closed, the bakeries remain open every day at 7 a.m. and are conveniently situated at nearly every street corner. As … Continue reading What to Expect at a German Breakfast (Frühstück)