- "Zwetschge" in German-speaking ones. The word
Zwetschge (/ˈtsvɛtʃɡə/),
plural Zwetschgen, is from the German.
Variants of the word include: Quetsch(e) (Lorraine...
-
batter that is
thinly spread onto a
baking sheet and
covered with
pitted zwetschgen plums (also
called Italian plums)
before being baked. It is po****r cake...
- Quetschentaart, a po****r
Luxembourg speciality, is a
simple open
fruit tart with
zwetschgen. In the
Ketty Thull recipe, the
dough for the
shortcrust base consists...
- gable-window down upon the mob. That event, the 29th of Nisan,
called the
Zwetschgen Taanit "Plum-Fast", was
commemorated by a fast and a
Purim festivity until...
- attackers. The
event is
still commemorated on the 29th of
Nisan as the
Zwetschgen-Ta’anit (Prune-Fest). 1703 The
Aleinu prayer is
prohibited in most of...
- (Mädla)
Madla maiden Heinersdorf Heaneschdaff Haaneschdaff Heinersdorf zwei
Zwetschgen zweji Gwadschge zwa Zwetschgä two
plums Sperling Schperk Schbootz sparrow...
- Obstbrände (also
called Geist) or liqueurs,
which are made of apples,
plums (
Zwetschgen) pears, or cherries.
Similar to
other German regions,
Franconian bread...
- the
production of wine grapes. In
addition the
production of cherries,
zwetschgen, and
apples contribute significantly to the economy. In
recent years tourism...
-
dough upon
which are laid
pitted and
chopped zwetschgen. In the preparation, the
grounds for
choosing zwetschgen over
plums can be seen.
Plums would give...
