It’s Gugelhupf time! Haven’t baked a bundt cake aka. Gugelhupf for quite some time to be honest – even though they are so easy to prepare… and most of the time delicious ;) Bundt cakes is something even my mom managed to bake even though she was no great baker. I think she would like this (Tyrol) Nut Gugelhupf with that thick layer of chocolate on top. Maybe I should send her a piece. :P
Denmark has a lot of sweet bakes to offer. Anyone who has ever been there for some time will surely be able to confirm this statement. We’ve been to Copenhagen several times and love the city, the people, and the food, of course. If you’ve never tried a Danish Christianshavner Tærte, you should change that as soon as possible! You don’t have the budget to go to Copenhagen? Well, what about baking some at home and enjoying them on the balcony? ;P
I know – it is a bit late to make Christmas cookies now – but it is Cookie Friday and you deserve cookies! That’s why I made these little fellas here ;) Happy Cookie Friday!
Earlier this week I recommended making some Mini Red Velvet Cupcakes for your loved one(s) on Valentine’s day.
It is clearly a good choice – there is absolutely nothing wrong about that. But let’s be honest – if you REALLY love your (maybe soon to be) partner/lover, you should make this cake. As you all know – Nutella is pure love in a glass jar. So this cake is pure love, because it is made with one full glass jar of Nutella! ;)
Back to Christmas cookies! I have given some other sweet treats a chance to make it on the coffee table but today on the third Advent Sunday we have to go back to the basics – good old-fashioned Christmas cookies ;)
Thumbprint cookies are pretty easy to make – form little balls of the size of a cherry or walnut and give them your thumbprint on top to make room for a filling – that is basically it ;) READ MORE
Christmas stollen are an essential part of the Advent season here in Germany. Not everybody likes these sweet and heavy bakes though – but to be honest – you can’t please everybody ;) I love Christstollen a lot. So much I love to share it with others. And with these Christmas Stollen baked in Glass Jars, it is much easier to bring them as a gift to a Christmas party. An easy peasy homemade gift that beats every storebought bottle of mulled wine easily ;P
I love my job, but in between I love to bake and try new things in the kitchen. A lot of my friends and colleagues encourage me to bake - for a very simple reason: they get the leftovers - and it seems they like it most of the time ;) 
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