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My name is Tina, and my mother Ruth has been making Lebkuchen, Stollen, Zimsterne, Springerle and other classic German Christmas baked goods during the holidays for family and friends for over 50 years. It has been my pleasure to assemble and document her time-honored collection of recipes and techniques for you to enjoy. My father Paul is our devoted photographer.-
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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Stollen – Just Don’t Call it Fruitcake
I am not a big fan of old-fashioned, heavy, rum-infused fruitcake. Is anybody, really? We’ve all heard the jokes about the dense, sticky store-bought brown cake that is rarely truly welcome as a holiday offering. Admittedly, Stollen is a type … Continue reading
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Lebkuchen, My Favorite
Christmas in the Steck household doesn’t officially get started until the first batch of Lebkuchen comes out of the oven. My mother Ruth has been making this traditional German holiday treat since I can remember, and recently kicked off her … Continue reading
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Let the holiday baking begin!
Since I can remember, my mother Ruth baked dozens of varieties of Christmas cookies in preparation for the winter holidays. She stood in the kitchen for hours at a time, sometimes well past midnight, baking until she had created countless … Continue reading
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