German-Cheese Recipes
Blue Brie Soup
Yield: 6 servings
Categories: Soup, Cheese, German, Ethnic
1 lb leeks washed trimmed & sliced
1 1/4 oz butter
1 1/4 oz plain flour
1 pt chicken stock
1/2 pt milk
3oz Blue Brie
1 tb fresh dill
salt & pepper to taste
Lightly fry leeks in butter for 5 mins.
Stir in flour & cook for 3 mins.
Add chicken stock, cover & simmer for 15 mins.
Combine mixture in a blender then return to pan.
Cube Blue Brie into small cubes then add to soup.
Heat until cheese has melted.
Add chopped dill & adjust seasonings to taste.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004
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Emmentaler Fondue
Yield: 4 servings
Categories: Fondue, Cheese, German, Ethnic
2 ea garlic cloves 1/2'd
12oz Allgäu Emmentaler cheese grated
2/3 c  milk
1 pt German white wine
1 tb Kirsch Brandy
salt & pepper
1 ea large loaf bread unsliced
Run the garlic around the sides and bottom of a fondue pot.
Add the cheese and milk and cook over a very low heat, stirring until the cheese melts.
Stir in the wine and Kirsch Brandy, adding gradually,and season with salt and pepper.
Cut the loaf into 2.5 cm /1inch cubes and serve to dip into the cheese fondue.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004
Camembert Deep-Fried
Yield: 4 servings
Categories: Appetizer, Cheese, German, Ethnic
4 ea 1/2's German Camembert cheese
2 eggs,beaten
1 tb black pepper coarsely grated
1 1/2 c bread crumbs for coating
8 tb gooseberry or cranberry preserves
oil for deep frying
Cut Camembert 1/2's into two pieces.
Refrigerate for at least 1 hr.
Mix together black pepper & breadcrumbs.
Remove cheese from refirgerator.
Dip into beaten egg.
Dip egg-covered Camembert into this.
Meanwhile, put preserves in a small bowl.
Heat thoroughly over a pan of boiling water.
Return cheese to the fridge for 10 minutes.
Heat oil to 350 deg-F & fry cheese 1/4's until golden brown.
Drain fat & serve immediately with preserves poured over.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004
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Herb Brie Stuffed Potatoes
Yield: 4 servings
Categories: Cheese, German, Sidedish, Ethnic, Vegetable
4 ea baked potatoes
3 oz German Herb Brie rind removed
1/2 tsp salt
1 egg yolk
2oz German butter softened
Slice top from potatoes & carefully scoop potato out to form a shell.
Mix together potato,herb brie, salt, egg yolk & butter.
Beat until well mixed & return mixture to potato skins.
Place in oven at 375 deg-F for 10 mins. until filling is golden brown.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004
Tilsit Turnovers
Categories: Cheese, German, Ham, Appetizer
Yield: 8 turnovers
1 3/4-oz. pkg. of instant white sauce
1 c shredded Tilsit
1/4 lb finely diced Westphalian or Black Forest Ham
1 lb pkg. of frozen puff pastry thawed
1 ea egg yolk
1/2 c warm water
In a small bowl whisk together contents of package of instant sauce &Â warm water.
Stir in shredded
Tilsit & finely diced ham & set aside.
Thaw a package of frozen puff pastry according to package directions.
Roll out 1/4" thick & cut into 8 4" squares.
Place 3-4Tb of the cheese mixture in the center of each square.
Brush a 1/2 " border of each square with beaten egg yolk.
Turn dough over to form a triangle & press border with a fork to seal.
Prick top in 3 places.
Brush lightly with beaten egg yolk & place on a baking pan that has been lightly sprinkled with water.
Bake in preheated 475 deg-F oven 20 mins. until golden brown.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004
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Ham & Butterkäse Cheese Boats
Yield:Â 4 servings
Categories: German, Cheese, Ethnic, Ham,
1/2 lb diced Butterkäse
1/4 lb diced Black Forest or Westphalian Ham
1/4 lb. diced mushrooms
2 ts spicy brown mustard
4 ea egg yolks
french rolls
salt & pepper to taste
1 ts paprika sweet
Combine diced Butterkäse, diced ham, mushrooms, mustard & egg yolks together in a bowl.
Season to taste with salt, pepper & paprika.
Cut 2 8" french rolls in 1/2-lengthwise.
Scoop out enough of the bread to form cavities about 1 1/2" deep.
Reserve bread for making croutons or breadcrumbs.
Distribute cheese mixture evenly in the 4 bread "boats".
Broil 6" from heat 3-5 mins. until hot & bubbly.
ORIGIN: Gisela Morgenblatt, Hamburg-Germany, circa 2004





Comments: 15 ( 1 removed by Donald H. )
And any fondue is from Switzerland...
Gisela is a German friend of mine...why?
So you could also say that fondue is typical American ;-) The origin (where it was invented) is Switzerland, that's what I meant.
I might try the Brie soup as hubby loves cheese.
Christine, you've just met another one of my favourite people here on Gather!! So glad to see you jumping in, and having a good time.