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Warmer Kartoffelsalat (Hot Potato Salad)
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Wasserschnalle
This is a traditional recipes that is rarely encountered today.submitted by
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Weinkuechle (Wine Fritters)
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Weisse Bohnensuppe (White Bean Soup)
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Wespennester - Wefzgeneschter (Wasp Nests)
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Westphalian Cabbage
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Westphalian Leg of Lamb
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White Asparagus in White Sauce
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White Asparagus with Brown Butter
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White Bean Soup
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Wiener Schnitzel
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Wine Cream (German)
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James Bond enjoys vodka martinis, quail eggs, Bollinger Champagne and Beluga caviar. A man after my own heart. An ardent connoisseur, he can...
I've made this recipe since I was a kid (I believe that my Mom found it in a Reader's Digest magazine) and everyone has always loved it. I was going to make it again yesterday and couldn't find my copy of the recipe. So, I googled for it and was glad to find it here. The recipe is easy and forgiving in terms of amount of ingredients and cooking time. I usually use 1/2 cup of peanut butter rather than 1/3 cup and I usually cook it for 20 minutes or sometimes a little more. It usually doesn't look very done when it comes up, but that is fine. You want the oatmeal "cookie" base to be a little chewy.