Rosa's Yummy Yums: SWISS SPECIALITIES

Thursday, August 31, 2006

Basel Bread (Basel/Bern)
Basler Läckerli (Basel)
Basler Mehlsuppe (Basel)
Blackberry Tart (Vaud)
Blood Sausage - Boudin Noir (All Regions)
Brunslis (Basel)
Butterzopf - Tresse Au Beurre (All Regions)
Chocolate Mousse or Délice Au Chocolat (Vaud)
Cinnamon And Apricot Flan Tart (Home Recipe)
Cuchaule Bread (Gruyère/Home Recipe)
Engadiner Crostata or Caramel Walnut Tart - Daring Bakers (Italy/Home Recipe)
Grittibänz Or Man-Shaped Breads (Swiss German Part)
Kriegskuchen or War Cake (Graubunden)
Magenbrot (Eastern Switzerland)
Mai lander (All Regions)
Mailänderli Cookies (All Regions)
Maluns (Graubunden)
My Swiss Mémé's Cake (Home Recipe/Vaud)
Quarktorte - Quark Cheese Tart (Swiss German Part)
Raclette (All Western Regions/Valais)
Salée A La Crème (Vaud/Home Recipe)
Silserli Or Swiss Pretzel Rolls
Spätzli (Swiss German Part)
Spaetzlis (Swiss German Part)
Swiss Easter Rice Tart (All Regions)
Swiss Fondue (All Western Regions)
Swiss Sausage Salad (Home Recipe/All Regions)
Tatsch From Grisons (Graubünden)
Zimtsterne (Graubunden)

12 comments:

Anonymous3:53 PM, December 08, 2007
hi !
i'm french...
And what about the "salée-sucrée" (i don't knom the nam in english) a speciality of Vaud ? A sort of pie, like a bread, with sugar on. I tasted it when i was in Yverdon-les-bains, it was great.
Bye bye !

http://sylviaetchris.over-blog.com/
Rosa's Yummy Yums12:42 AM, December 09, 2007
SYLVIA: Thanks for passing by and for leaving a comment! This wonderful bread speciality from Vaud is called "La Salée", but is generally sweet (with cream and sugar), although it can also be savory... Cheers, Rosa.
Anonymous5:45 PM, September 02, 2008
Hi Rosa, thanks of stopping by my blog earlier. It's nice to find another foodblogger from Switzerland. I would love to learn more Swiss recipes and will definitely come back for them. Also I can tell you like Asian food too : )
Anonymous4:39 PM, November 30, 2009
Hi Rosa,

I am so happy to find your blog, as a half swiss person raised in the UK and living in the US I am looking for Swiss inspiration! Do you have a recipe for Chestnut Vermicelli - was my favorite as a child and would now like to try it out myself.

Thanks! Monica
Anonymous1:30 PM, December 02, 2009
Do you have a recipe for Beggeshmutz? I've been looking everywhere and can't seem to find anything. Is it some closely guarded Swiss secret?! I'm hooked since I tasted them at the Herbstmesse in Basel.
Rosa's Yummy Yums8:09 PM, December 08, 2009
ANONYMOUS: Unfortunately, I don't have a recipe for Beggeschmutz... I never heard of that speciality before. It seems all recipes are to be found in German. Sorry!
Rosa's Yummy Yums8:39 PM, December 14, 2009
ANONYMOUS: Thanks for passing by! Unfortunately, I don't have a recipe in English for that speciality... this recipe might help, though: http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/montblancchestnutand_79056.shtml
Cheers.
Renata1:11 PM, February 23, 2011
Hi Rosa, as a Swiss girl, do you know a good recipe for rösti potato (if this is how you name it) or any indication? I was hoping to find one at the Swiss Specialties section of your blog... Any tip will be appreciated. Thanks!
Rosa's Yummy Yums7:19 PM, February 23, 2011
RENATA: I make Rösti, but never follow a recipe... Nonetheless those look good: http://www.roeschti.ch/en/roestirezepte.html
I sometimes add garlic (powder or fresh)and ground black pepper to mine. I hope that helps... Cheers.
Renata12:26 AM, February 24, 2011
I'll take a look. Can't wait to try it. Thank you so much for the tips!
Raksha9:16 AM, May 05, 2011
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Egle B11:11 PM, July 13, 2011
I will certainly stop by another time to try some of the specialities. Living in Ticino we end up cooking more italian rather than swiss food :)