Though its name may make you think of the European country, German chocolate cake has more to do with the American South than ...

German Chocolate Sheet Cake Recipe If you're a fan of rich chocolate and luscious coconut-pecan frosting, this German ...

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Friday dissolved the country’s lower house of parliament to pave the way for snap elections on February 23 following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf ...

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has dissolved the country’s parliament, confirming that snap elections prompted by the recent collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government will be ...

This gingerbread cake — with a swoop of molasses frosting — is rich and complex in flavor. It’s also a snap to make. By Mia Leimkuhler Jessica B. Harris’s holiday gingerbread cake with ...

Stollen, Christstollen, or Weihnachtsstollen in Germany literally means 'fruit cake'. It is the centerpiece of Christmas celebrations in Germany and has been relevant for centuries. This is a cake ...

as well as other festive specials like Angus beef en croute — it looks similar to beef wellington in that it’s enveloped in puff pastry, but comes with a topping of pate atop the steak — as well as ...

Stollen, the German fruit bread dusted with powdered sugar, is more than just a festive treat; it’s a slice of history wrapped in rich traditions and symbolism. Originating in the 14th century ...

Everyone also receives a present from Santa, with drinks like champagne and Glühwein along with mince pies and German Christmas Stollen (cake).” The evening begins with Christmas cocktails at 6 ...

We've tried and tested a range of stollen in time for Christmas - so you don't have to. We've reviewed stollen from M&S, ...

Stollen, a German Christmas cake believed to originate from the Middle Ages, is a familiar sight at the Birmingham German Market. Traditionally consumed as a loaf, its slightly dry texture ...

Stollen is a German Christmas cake thought to date all the way back to the Middle Ages. You've probably seen it, if not tried it, at the Birmingham German Market. The traditional way to eat it is as a ...