It is considered to be one of the most multinational cuisines in Europe. Descends from the Austro - Hungarian cuisine, but is also influenced by the bavarian, czech, hungarian and italian cuisines. Rich variety of recipes divided by 6 main regions: Vienna, Burgenland, Oberoesterreich, Niederoesterreich, Kärnten, Steiermark.
A typical Austrian meal includes usually from 2 to 7 courses according to the importance occasion. It usually starts with an appetizer (Vorspeise), a soup (Suppe), and a main course (Hauptspeise) with one or two either raw or cooked side dishes (Beilagen). It may also include a dessert which can be either a cake ("Kuchen" or "Torte"), any baked specialty made with flour ("Mehlspeise"), or a warm or cold after-meal sweet treat ("Nachspeise"). With the meal, Austrians usually drink either beer, wine or "sekt" (sparkling wine). After the meal it is usual to take cofee with some fruit brandy (Schnapps).
Potato cream soup (Kartoffelcremesuppe)
Potato soup with bacon (Kartoffelsuppe mit Speck)
Garlic cream soup (Knoblauchcremesuppe)
Cabbage soup (Krautsuppe)
Cauliflower soup (Karfiolsuppe)
Pumpkin soup (Kürbissuppe)
Viennese cutlet (Wiener Schnitzel)
Viennese boiled beef (Tafelspitz)
Smoked pork with pea puree (Selchfleisch mit Erbsepüree)
Veal steak with onions (Zwiebelrostbraten)
Roasted potatoes (Röstkartoffel)
Crispy onion rings (Röst Zwiebel)
Stewed red cabbage with apples (Rotkraut mit Apfel)
Sauerkraut (Sauerkraut)
Dumplings (Semmelknoedel)
Apple strudel (Apfelstrudel)
Vanilla crescents (Vanillekipferl)
Milk rolls (Buchteln)
Vanilla custard (Vanillesauce)
Chocolate cake "Sacher" (Sachertorte)
Cake "Linz" (Linzer Torte)
Apple cake (Opfelküachle)
Austria-style pancakes (Palatschinken)
Bohemian Omelets (Bohmische omeletten)
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