I found a really old german recipe (1 Viewer)

[Magician]

It's a recipe for 'Möhrenpuffer' (something like carrot pancake)
The recipe is from 1940

 

[Moguri]

Are you going to make it now?

 

[Magician]

Are you going to make it now?

maybe, but it’s really diff to read

 

[Sanumi]

You should def make it and let us know if it is good

it reminds me of hashbrown + pancake lol

 

[Abeamus]

Can't wait for it to be really weird like most old recipes I've watched

 

[ProudOrbit]

It's a recipe for 'Möhrenpuffer' (something like carrot pancake)
The recipe is from 1940

That’s incredible!
Is it a family recipie? And is this a known German Food?
What does it taste like?

 

[Magician]

Can't wait for it to be really weird like most old recipes I've watched

gonna cook a tasty meal for you baby

 

[Magician]

That’s incredible!
Is it a family recipie? And is this a known German Food?
What does it taste like?

I found it online, but it’s not a super common recipe but I have seen it before

 

[ProudOrbit]

I found it online, but it’s not a super common recipe but I have seen it before

It sounds really cool
So I image it’s more of a delicacy then

 

[Ahsoka]

maybe, but it’s really diff to read

I saw a old recipe in a old mansion and it was impossible to read too

 

[Abeamus]

gonna cook a tasty meal for you baby

Seems like you already have from what I can see

 

[gone4good]

I'm sold! are we invited? <3

 

[Pirioca]

It's a recipe for 'Möhrenpuffer' (something like carrot pancake)
The recipe is from 1940

It seems the recipe was made in Germany during World War II. There's a German book mentioning 'Möhrenpuffer' at that time: 'Tante Linas Kriegskochbuch' (Aunt Lina's War Cookbook). You can buy it at Amazon.

 

[Moguri]

maybe, but it’s really diff to read

ohhh I see! I thought you could read it

 

[Magician]

ohhh I see! I thought you could read it

Technically I can read german, but the cursive writing is too strong

 

[Moguri]

Technically I can read german, but the cursive writing is too strong

oh I see! Cursive writing remains a hot topic on here