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Vienna boasts one of the world's most famous culinary traditions.
A diverse yet delectably harmonious range of dishes reflects the
city's mix of nationalities and food cultures through the centuries,
and inspires visitors from all over the globe. Below you will find
recipes for some of the most famous Viennese specialities. Why not
try out a few for yourself? And, maybe you will soon be eating the
originals at a traditional inn or cosy coffee house in Vienna!
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A speciality originating from the Italian
"costoletta milanese" -breadcrumbed and fried veal
escalope, frequently served with Erdäpfel
Salat.
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A delicious side dish made from potatoes
- especially delicous as a side dish for 'Wiener Schnitzel'!
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Choice pieces of boiled beef with classic
garnishes.
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A legend says that this dessert of shredded
pancake and stewed fruit was invented for Emperor Franz Joseph.
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Cheese danish joins apple strudel as one
of the most famous specialities - wafer-thin strudel pastry
filled with sweet cheese and raisins.
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If you want to bake a delicious Apfelstrudel
the dough has to be rolled out very thin. You can also buy the
finished dough which tastes good as well.
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Salzburger Nockerln are not an easy dish,
but they are worth the effort!
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The recipe of the original Sachertorte
is a secret but this cake tastes almost the same.
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You need:
150 grams butter - 210 grams flour - 80 grams ground hazelnuts
or almonds - 80 grams powdered sugar - one whole egg; 60 grams
powdered sugar and 3 tablespoons vanilla sugar to roll in.
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