- "German prune" in English-speaking countries, and "
Zwetschge" in German-speaking ones. The word
Zwetschge (/ˈtsvɛtʃɡə/),
plural Zwetschgen, is from the German...
- low-class origins,
while the
unique Viennese words (such as Zwutschgerl) (cf
Zwetschge/Zwetsche/Pflaume
depending on
dialect ("plum"))
however generally remain...
-
Germany from
Bosanska Gradiška
during the late 1960s.
Known in
Germany as
Zwetschge (a
German plum) due to
similar pronunciation to his
first name, Misimović...
- P.
domestica ssp.
domestica –
prune plums,
zwetschge (including ssp. oeconomica) P.
domestica ssp.
insititia –
damsons and bullaces, krieche, kroosjes...
- ****oensis
Ziziphus budhensis Ziziphus budhensis Ziziphus incurva Ziziphus incurva Zunna berry Ziziphus rugosa Zwetschge Prunus domestica subsp. domestica...
-
local pastries include the Pretzel, a Lent speciality; Quetscheflued, a
zwetschge tart;
verwurelt Gedanken or Verwurelter,
small powdered sugar-coated doughnuts;...
-
reason for the
zwetschge cake's po****rity is,
among other things, that the fair's end
traditionally falls at the same time as the
zwetschge harvest also...
-
among the most
successful commercial fruits, the so-called Bühler Früh-
Zwetschge. Wine and
plums are only able to
support a much
reduced number of full-time...
- of trees:
apple (Malus domestica),
European plum (Prunus domestica),
Zwetschge (Prunus
domestica domestica),
blackthorn (Prunus spinosa), bird cherry...
-
Quetschenkuchen (a cake made with the
variety of plum
known as
Quetsche or
Zwetschge –
Prunus domestica domestica) and
Backeskrumbere ("bakehouse potatoes")...
