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Terms in Austrian German 11-20 of 58

Beisel

/bee-zuhl/
[Austrian_German]

An inn, usually offering home cooking and a folksy atmosphere.

Beuschell

[Austrian_German]

Veal sweetbreads and kidneys with morels and truffles in cream sauce.

Biascht

[Austrian_German]

Similar to beestings, this is the second or third milking of a cow after it has calved.

Bischofsbrot

/BEE-shofs-brott or broht/
[Austrian_German]

"Bishop's bread." A cake made with dried fruits such as currants and sultanas, nuts and chocolate drops for Christmas.

Biskuitschöberisuppe

[Austrian_German]

A very rich beef broth garnished with lozenge-shaped biscuits (US: crackers).

Blaufrankisch

/blaw-FRANK-ish/
[Austrian_German]

A grape used to produce light, slightly acidic red wines. In Germany it is known as Blau Limberger.

Böhmische Dalken

[Austrian_German]

Pastries made with a rich yeast dough. The surface is indented just before baking. They are served hot with plum or redcurrant jam (US: jelly) in the well formed by the indentation.

Brandkrapferlsuppe

[Austrian_German]

A traditional soup made from beef broth and garnished with fried savoury profiteroles.

Briesuppe

[Austrian_German]

A soup made with calf's sweetbreads, onions, carrots and shredded cabbage. It is usually garnished with asparagus tips and diced fried bread.

Brot Tronk

[Austrian_German]

"Bread drink." Kvass. A Russian drink consisting of rye bread soaked in water with raisins and fermented with yeast.