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Kirschw****er (/ˈkɪərʃvɑːsər/, UK also /-væsər/, German: [ˈkɪɐʃvasɐ] ;
German for 'cherry water'), or just
Kirsch (German: [kɪʁʃ] ; the term used in Switzerland...
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whipped cream,
maraschino cherries, and
chocolate shavings.
Traditionally Kirschw****er, a
clear alcoholic spirit made from sour cherries, is
added to the cake...
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jubilee is a
dessert dish made with
cherries and
liqueur (typically
kirschw****er),
which are flambéed tableside, and
commonly served as a
sauce over vanilla...
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sponge cake and
butter cream, and is
flavoured with the
cherry brandy kirschw****er.
Pastry chef
Heinrich Höhn
invented the cake 1921 in the city of Zug...
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Depending on the
region it can
contain raisins,
almonds or
sometimes also
Kirschw****er cherry brandy.
Traditional Gugelhupf always contains some
dried fruit...
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their region of
origin and base ingredients. For example: Schwarzwälder
Kirschw****er (cherry
spirit of the
Black Forest),
Framboise d'Alsace (raspberry of...
- Rose is a ****tail made of vermouth,
Kirschw****er (cherry eau de vie) and
fruit syrup (strawberry,
raspberry or redcurrant). Some
recipes include cherry...
- butter.
Cherries jubilee is
prepared with
cherries and
liqueur (typically
Kirschw****er),
which is
subsequently flambéed, and
commonly served as a
sauce over...
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types of
plums make Zwetschgenw****er [de] ("plum water");
cherries make
Kirschw****er ("cherry water"); and
apricots are used to make
Austrian Marillenschnaps...
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Fruit Apple Applejack Calvados Cashew apple Feni
Cherry Kirschw****er Dates Araqi Fig
Boukha Grape Arak
Armagnac Brandy Cognac Pisco Zivania Juniper Gin...
