Austrian cuisine
28 entries in the Austrian Cuisine compendium.
Austrian cuisineAustrian cuisine blends regional traditions with Central European influences.AllerheiligenstriezelBraided yeast pastry for All Saints' Day in Austria and Bavaria.AlmdudlerHerbal soft drink known as Austria's national beverage.Austrian wineAustrian wine rebounded from scandal to emphasize quality.BeuschelA traditional organ ragout from Viennese and Bavarian cuisine.Bosna (dish)Austrian spicy hot dog variant with disputed origins.Codex Alimentarius AustriacusA voluntary food codex used by courts and later influencing international standards.Danish pastryA laminated sweet viennoiserie of Danish origin, popular worldwide.Egg drop soupA Chinese soup of wispy beaten eggs in chicken broth.EiernockerlAustrian egg dumplings with a contested historical association.EisbeinGerman cured ham hock dish with a name dating to the 16th century.FlädleSavory pancake ribbons served in clear broth.Frankenburger BratknödelAustrian knödel specialty from Frankenburg am Hausruck.Hash (food)A dish of chopped meat, potatoes, and fried onions.HeurigerAustrian taverns serving new wine under seasonal licence.Hoppel poppelA frugal egg casserole made with leftovers.KartoffelklösseA potato dumpling common in Central Europe.KäsekrainerAustrian cheese-filled sausage invented in the late 1960s.KäsespätzleA baked noodle dish with cheese and fried onions.KnödelBoiled dumplings common in Central and Eastern European cuisines.KnedleBoiled dumplings with sweet or savory fillings from Central Europe.KnieküchleTraditional Austrian/German fried dough dessert with regional names.KotelettGerman rib cutlet dish served roasted, grilled, or breaded.LiptauerSpicy cheese spread from Central and Eastern European cuisines.Lye rollAlkaline-dipped baked rolls, a German and Alsatian specialty.Open sandwichA single slice of bread topped with various ingredients.PalatschinkeThin crêpe-like pancake of Greco-Roman origin, common in Central Europe.Plum butterA fruit butter made from cooked, reduced plums.
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