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Mittwoch, 23. Oktober 2024

Cutural Asset: White sausage breakfast in Munich

Traditional white sausage breakfast as a cultural asset

 

"Weisswurst" - white sausage with sweet mustard, a pretzel and a wheat beer are a breakfast classic in Munich - Bavarians love savory foods


Weisswurst is a cultural asset in Bavaria!!! (GERMAN)

 

Munich - a cosmopolitan city with a heart! ... the food also has to be hearty. A must: traditional white sausage breakfast in Munich. In the Hofbräuhaus (Platzl 9, 80331 M.), even the locals have a Oktoberfest feeling. But please: Dear guests of the city of Munich, do not order ketchup with your Weißwurst and stick to the Weißwurstverzerr etiquette, which we would like to present below. Because the national dish, which is traditionally only served until 12 p.m., is a cultural asset!!! The real Bavarian white sausage breakfast also needs a pretzel, delicious sweet mustard and a nice, fresh wheat beer (alcohol-free is also available) - sometimes parsley and radishes are served with it. If you want, you can also order an Obazda. Incidentally, wheat beer is a good basis for the white sausage breakfast here, because fat lubricates the stomach and the pretzel absorbs the alcohol.
Bavarian delicacies are hearty - here they are served in the festival tent, photo: A. Waess



If you want to try out original Bavarian food, we recommend typical dishes such as Leberkäs, pork knuckle, Bavarian potato dumplings, Obazda, Bavarian meat patties, Bavarian cabbage and Bavarian plum datschi with a mug of coffee. Of course one of these dishes every day and not all at once!!! By the way, there is also a traditional artisan breakfast or “second breakfast” consisting of a butter pretzel or a liver loaf roll. Recently also in great demand as Leberkäs kebab or artisan kebab.


Let’s stick with the white sausage breakfast first



There is a Bavarian commandment for the Weißwurst in this country: “Eat the Weißwurst before 12 o’clock!” According to old custom, she is not allowed to hear the twelve o'clock ringing from the church tower. The reason for this? In the past, the white sausage was prepared fresh in the morning and immediately sold raw.

So please make sure to eat before lunch!

BUT: The Augustiner Bräustuben (Landsberger Straße 19, 80339 M.) have longer Weißwurst serving times - because in the Augustiner Bräustuben the Weißwurst is served until 1 p.m.


The Bavarian delicacy cuisine tempts with traditional dishes, here in the festival tent! Photo press archive: Helga Waess

How is a white sausage in Munich?

If we dare to enjoy a white sausage, then the following must be taken into account:



Traditionally, order Munich white sausages with sweet mustard, pretzels and wheat beer as a snack in the morning.

The white sausage is covered in a natural casing. You can eat it, but it's a tough shell that's easier to peel off. In restaurants and festival halls, the sausages are served in a bowl of hot water, otherwise the skin would discolor as it cools on the plate. Skinning the hot sausage is not that easy! But Bayern have their own methods:
 
1. A real Bavarian zuzelt

This means that they carefully suck out the inside of the sausage and the edible portions from the skin that is opened at one end! So take the white sausage with your hand and chop it. The inside of the sausage, the meat, is pushed out of the intestine using negative pressure, the tongue and very gentle use of the teeth and ends up directly in the mouth. Of course, the sausage is first dipped in the sweet mustard. It's not that easy to zip without losing your story; Because if you bite too hard, this method looks unaesthetic or, better yet, unappetizing for the table company.

2. Cut longitudinally with a fork and a sharp knife

Because it's not that easy - and doesn't seem so appetizing to some people, you can also make a longitudinal cut with a sharp knife and fold the casing away to the side with the fork! Please do everything without putting your hands on the sausage. Then we remove the sausage halves! Now the sausage meat can be cut into fine pieces and enjoyed with sweet mustard.

3. The cross cut of the white sausage is a noble eating option

The cross cut is a little more complicated and is always admired:

We cut the sausage diagonally and free the meat from its tough skin with a twisting motion! The latter remains on the mustard plate in a diamond pattern.

You will gain admiration with this skill. But that is not that easy!



By the way, the best white sausages are available in the Sendlinger Gaststätte Großmarkthalle (Kochelseestraße 13, 81371 M.)


By the way, in the “Gaststätte Großmarkthalle” inn in Munich we find Wallner, who, as the innkeeper, is also jokingly called “the white sausage pope of Munich” by his guests. Connoisseurs and sausage fans come here just for the white sausage breakfast, where the white sausages are made fresh in-house every day.

On the history of the white sausage from Munich:


The Munich white sausage was - so the story goes - invented by the inn butcher Joseph Moser in the “Zum Ewigen Licht” inn on Munich's Marienplatz in 1857 on Carnival Sunday - it was a faulty bratwurst.



Other hearty dishes are also tempting!


Hearty dumpling rosti with chicken and fried onions and pretzel, photo: Helga Waess

 

 

And: in the plum season - August, September to mid-October - the Augsburg plum datschi with yeast dough tastes particularly good to Munich residents


  •     first mentioned in Sophie Weiler's Augsburg cookbook from 1787

 

Here the plums are ready for the cake - Photo: Helga Waess

Donnerstag, 25. April 2024

Spring festival: Like a little Oktoberfest in Munich

 The little Munich Oktoberfest: Spring festival in Munich on the Theresienwiese until May 5, 2024

 

100 showmen, two festival tents, Ferris wheel, rides, delicacy stalls, shooting galleries and on April 26th the big brilliant fireworks display and on April 28th (from 11 a.m.) “Day of Customs”


Theresienwiese: Spring festival, beer in the festival tent, brass music and tradition at the feet of Bavaria (GERMAN)


Munich. Theresienwiese - Let's go to the Spring Festival 2024 - until May 5th, 2024. At the 58th Spring Festival there are festival tents, over 100 showmen, rides and stalls and on April 26th there will be a large brilliant fireworks display and on May 3rd the musical fireworks will delight the guests on the Theresienwiese in Munich. On April 28, 2024 from 11 a.m., folk musicians and traditional costume clubs will move to the festival grounds with horse teams and the Munich Kindl. We look forward to rustic entertainment with brass bands, Schuhplattler and Goaßlschnalzer and folk music in the festival tents. The beer prices are: a beer costs €12.80 this year (Festhalle Bayernland) and €13.80 (Hippodrome). Entry to the tents is free, reservations can be made on the festival tent websites - we have listed the music program below. In addition, when the weather is nice, a wheat beer garden invites you to enjoy a pint of Bavarian delicacies. On Tuesday, April 30th, a family afternoon with reduced prices is planned from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. And on Sunday, April 28th, from 11 a.m. we are looking forward to the day of customs with Bavarian music - so on the weekend get out your lederhosen and dirndls, the sun will come and with 20 degrees the Oktoberfest weekend at the spring festival will be a Bavarian pleasure.. . Here is also our article (link in this blog) about the traditional white sausage breakfast. MUNICH: Traditional white sausage breakfast as a cultural asset. ... white sausage with sweet mustard, a pretzel and a wheat beer are a breakfast classic in Munich - Bavarians love savory foods. "Weisswurst" is a cultural asset in Bavaria!!!

Ferris wheel at the Munich Spring Festival - in front of St. Paul, photo: A. Waess - April 25, 2024



It's spring festival on the Theresienwiese


  •     Friday, April 26th

    from 10 p.m.: large brilliant fireworks display (southern part of the Theresienwiese) with motifs in the sky

  •     Sunday April 28th

    from 11 a.m.: Day of Customs with Bavarian music

  •     Tuesday, April 30th

    12 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Family afternoon with reduced prices

  •     Friday, May 3rd

    from 10 p.m.: big musical fireworks display (southern part of Theresienwiese)

 

The 2024 festival tents are Bayernland and Hippodrome



  •     Festhalle Bayernland run by the Schöniger family with traditional Augustinian beer
  •     The Krätz family's former Oktoberfest tent Hippodrome offers Spaten beer
  •     Live bands and brass bands daily
  •     Bavarian folk music and hits


Festhalle Bayernland awaits

  •     Mickie Krause on April 29th

 
 Oktoberfest bands play in the hippodrome

  •     mountain air,
  •     Sepp Folger
  •      Högl fun band


View over the Theresienwiese (Bavaria) towards the Frauenkirche in Munich (April 25, 2024), photo: A. Waess

 

Spring Festival rides


  •     Bumper cars
  •     Ghost train
  •     Throwing booth
  •     a 50 meter high Ferris wheel - for the first time with closed gondolas
  •     There are children's carousels for younger guests
  •     Fast pace can be found at Top Spin No. 1
  •     and at the Predator rollover carousel
  •     and the 50 meter high XXL racer

We also enjoy many stalls with Bavarian delicacies.



Two fireworks displays at the Spring Festival under the Bavaria starting at 10 p.m


  •  On Friday, April 26th, the brilliant fireworks display will be lit - "Roman lights" will be lit and effective pictures with figures, hearts or smileys will be drawn in the sky.
  •  On May 3rd, the musical fireworks display delights
  • ..
The music is coming - Munich, photo: Helga Waess


 Day of Bavarian Culture Customs on the Theresienwiese at the Munich Spring Festival


On April 28, 2024 from 11 a.m., folk musicians and traditional costume clubs will move to the festival grounds with horse teams and the Munich Kindl. We look forward to rustic entertainment with brass bands, Schuhplattler and Goaßlschnalzer and folk music in the festival tents or the street musicians.

    Festival tents and beer garden - music performances directly on site


This year there are:


  •         Dancing couples from the Isargau
  •         Folk and mountain costume association “D'Stoarösler” Dorfen e.V.
  •         Chiemgau Alpine Association with the Gaujugend
  •         Munich Oktoberfest musicians with Wolfgang Grünbauer (Festhalle Bayernland)
  •         Musikverein Harmonie Neubiberg e.V. (Hippodrome)
  •         De Andern and I (Munich Weissbiergarten)


 Spring Festival opening hours


  •       Location: Theresienwiese under the Bavaria, in the northern part streets 1 and 2 between Wirtsbudenstrasse and Schaustellerstrasse
  •         Opening hours: Monday to Friday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. The festival tents are open until 11 p.m. Last serving is at 10:30 p.m
  •         Supporting program: fireworks, customs day, family afternoons
  •         Festival tents: Bayernland, hippodrome and wheat beer garden
  •         Rides and booths: Over 100 showmen with 30 rides, including the Willenborg Ferris wheel, bumper cars, shooting galleries

Beer tents have the following opening times



  •         Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m
  •         Weekends and May 1st from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m
  •         Fridays from 10 a.m. to 11:15 p.m
  •         Closing time: 10:30 p.m. Music ends: 10:45 p.m


Shops, games and rides:




  •         Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m
  •         Friday from 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m
  •         Saturday and May 1st from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m
  •         all businesses on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m


Children's rides, sales and snacks



  •          Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m
  •         Saturdays and May 1st from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m
  •         all businesses on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m


Directions to the Spring Festival


Subway: Theresienwiese station


  •     U4/U5 stop Theresienwiese
  •     S-Bahn - get off at Hackerbrücke station and follow the signs
  •     Tram stop on Hermann-Lingg-Straße (Tram 18/19)
  •     the Goetheplatz stop on the U3 and U6 subway lines




Herzl at the folk festival in Munich, photo: Helga Waess

Up to heaven with the lift - Theresienwiese in Munich, photo: Helga Waess


It's really boarish with live music in the Schöninger family's Bayernland festival hall


Thu 25.04.
DINGL DANGL (from 11:00 a.m.)
OHALALA - hotter than ever!

Fri. 26.04.
Hearty pub music with DINGL DANGL (from 11:00 a.m.)
BACK TO YOU - The party band

Sat. April 27th
Helmut Schranner and his Holledauer musicians (from 11:00 a.m.)
FULL THROTTLE ORCHESTRA

Sun. April 28th
* Day of customs *
Brass music with Wolfgang Grünbauer and the Munich Oktoberfest musicians (from 11:00 a.m.)
KZWOA - feeling & power from the Alpine country

Mon. 29.04.
MÜNCHNER G´SCHICHTEN - A Bavarian party band rocks
afterwards
** Star guest appearance: MICKIE KRAUSE **

Tue. 30.04.
Hearty pub music with DINGL DANGL (from 11:00 a.m.)
MANYANA - Happy Music for Happy People

Wed. 01.05.
Brass music with the Bayern musicians (from 11:00 a.m.)
WOLFSEGGER

Thu. 02.05.
Hearty pub music with DINGL DANGL (from 11:00 a.m.)
FRONTAL party pure

Fri. 03.05.
Music with DINGL-DANGL (from 11:00 a.m.)
ESLARNER - that's happening

Sat. 04.05.
ESLARNER - that's happening
(From 11:00 a.m. to the afternoon, brass and light music - evening: mood & show)

Sun. 05.05.
ESLARNER - that's happening
(From 11:00 a.m. to the afternoon, brass and light music - evening: mood & show)


Dienstag, 23. April 2024

Cutural Asset: White sausage breakfast in Munich

Traditional white sausage breakfast as a cultural asset


 

"Weisswurst" - white sausage with sweet mustard, a pretzel and a wheat beer are a breakfast classic in Munich - Bavarians love savory foods


Weisswurst is a cultural asset in Bavaria!!! (GERMAN)

 

Munich - a cosmopolitan city with a heart! ... the food also has to be hearty. A must: traditional white sausage breakfast in Munich. In the Hofbräuhaus (Platzl 9, 80331 M.), even the locals have a Oktoberfest feeling. But please: Dear guests of the city of Munich, do not order ketchup with your Weißwurst and stick to the Weißwurstverzerr etiquette, which we would like to present below. Because the national dish, which is traditionally only served until 12 p.m., is a cultural asset!!! The real Bavarian white sausage breakfast also needs a pretzel, delicious sweet mustard and a nice, fresh wheat beer (alcohol-free is also available) - sometimes parsley and radishes are served with it. If you want, you can also order an Obazda. Incidentally, wheat beer is a good basis for the white sausage breakfast here, because fat lubricates the stomach and the pretzel absorbs the alcohol.
Bavarian delicacies are hearty - here they are served in the festival tent, photo: A. Waess



If you want to try out original Bavarian food, we recommend typical dishes such as Leberkäs, pork knuckle, Bavarian potato dumplings, Obazda, Bavarian meat patties, Bavarian cabbage and Bavarian plum datschi with a mug of coffee. Of course one of these dishes every day and not all at once!!! By the way, there is also a traditional artisan breakfast or “second breakfast” consisting of a butter pretzel or a liver loaf roll. Recently also in great demand as Leberkäs kebab or artisan kebab.


Let’s stick with the white sausage breakfast first



There is a Bavarian commandment for the Weißwurst in this country: “Eat the Weißwurst before 12 o’clock!” According to old custom, she is not allowed to hear the twelve o'clock ringing from the church tower. The reason for this? In the past, the white sausage was prepared fresh in the morning and immediately sold raw.

So please make sure to eat before lunch!

BUT: The Augustiner Bräustuben (Landsberger Straße 19, 80339 M.) have longer Weißwurst serving times - because in the Augustiner Bräustuben the Weißwurst is served until 1 p.m.


The Bavarian delicacy cuisine tempts with traditional dishes, here in the festival tent! Photo press archive: Helga Waess

How is a white sausage in Munich?

If we dare to enjoy a white sausage, then the following must be taken into account:



Traditionally, order Munich white sausages with sweet mustard, pretzels and wheat beer as a snack in the morning.

The white sausage is covered in a natural casing. You can eat it, but it's a tough shell that's easier to peel off. In restaurants and festival halls, the sausages are served in a bowl of hot water, otherwise the skin would discolor as it cools on the plate. Skinning the hot sausage is not that easy! But Bayern have their own methods:
 
1. A real Bavarian zuzelt

This means that they carefully suck out the inside of the sausage and the edible portions from the skin that is opened at one end! So take the white sausage with your hand and chop it. The inside of the sausage, the meat, is pushed out of the intestine using negative pressure, the tongue and very gentle use of the teeth and ends up directly in the mouth. Of course, the sausage is first dipped in the sweet mustard. It's not that easy to zip without losing your story; Because if you bite too hard, this method looks unaesthetic or, better yet, unappetizing for the table company.

2. Cut longitudinally with a fork and a sharp knife

Because it's not that easy - and doesn't seem so appetizing to some people, you can also make a longitudinal cut with a sharp knife and fold the casing away to the side with the fork! Please do everything without putting your hands on the sausage. Then we remove the sausage halves! Now the sausage meat can be cut into fine pieces and enjoyed with sweet mustard.

3. The cross cut of the white sausage is a noble eating option

The cross cut is a little more complicated and is always admired:

We cut the sausage diagonally and free the meat from its tough skin with a twisting motion! The latter remains on the mustard plate in a diamond pattern.

You will gain admiration with this skill. But that is not that easy!



By the way, the best white sausages are available in the Sendlinger Gaststätte Großmarkthalle (Kochelseestraße 13, 81371 M.)


By the way, in the “Gaststätte Großmarkthalle” inn in Munich we find Wallner, who, as the innkeeper, is also jokingly called “the white sausage pope of Munich” by his guests. Connoisseurs and sausage fans come here just for the white sausage breakfast, where the white sausages are made fresh in-house every day.

On the history of the white sausage from Munich:


The Munich white sausage was - so the story goes - invented by the inn butcher Joseph Moser in the “Zum Ewigen Licht” inn on Munich's Marienplatz in 1857 on Carnival Sunday - it was a faulty bratwurst.



Other hearty dishes are also tempting!


Hearty dumpling rosti with chicken and fried onions and pretzel, photo: Helga Waess

 

 

And: in the plum season - August, September to mid-October - the Augsburg plum datschi with yeast dough tastes particularly good to Munich residents


  •     first mentioned in Sophie Weiler's Augsburg cookbook from 1787

 

Here the plums are ready for the cake - Photo: Helga Waess