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Munich: My favorite cake…

Recently, I was dreaming about my favorite raspberry cake that I would alway buy in Munich, Germany. I couldn’t remember the name of this cake, but I could visualize every layer of it. I’ve never seen this cake in America.

The search began. Hours of searching. I truly mean hours. So many raspberry cake recipes out there, but I couldn’t find MY cake.

Finally, I came across this German website, Petit Chef. There was my cake, exactly as I remembered it. It’s called, “Himbeerschnitten.” Only problem, the recipe is in German. That’s OK, luckily the recipe is not very long, so I need to translate it and try to make it. So, THANK YOU, Mr Petit Chef for the recipe!

What’s interesting is that I tried searching, Himbeerschnitten, thinking I would find an English version of the recipe. Well, you can see from search above, I wasn’t successful. This cake comes in many varieties it seems.

Since COVID and our lockdown, different memories have been coming to me. This cake was one of them.

Do you have a favorite cake, cookie, bread or meal that when you see it or think of it, you immediately have happy memories?

5 responses to “Munich: My favorite cake…”

  1. Looks delicious. Good luck finding an English version of the recipe. I love multi-layer cakes with thin layers and a good chocolate frosting between each layer. An old fashioned bakery in NC makes it–yum!

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      Monica Ganz, A Spark of Inspiration

      Agree, it’s nice to have a multi-layer cake, especially in the afternoon with coffee or tea. Your bakery sounds like they would have a nice selection of cakes.

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  2. It looks really delicious!!!

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      Monica Ganz, A Spark of Inspiration

      Yes, the Germans do make great cakes. 💕

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