The Prussian Table

The "Blood Court" and Other Wine Cellars

There were no refrigerators, so wine was stored and served in cellars

Curious Episodes from the History of East Prussian Baking

What Königsberg bread was like

The Spring Festival of the Königsberg Brewers' Guild

The local brewers' trade festival was called Catching Up with Spring!

The “Siegel” Coffee House on Französische Straße

A cult venue on Französische Straße

Königsberg, City of Confectioners

Chronicles of the sweet life on the banks of the Pregel

Luise Cake and the Love Bone*

How marzipan and Europe's finest confectioners came to Königsberg

Beans, Peas and Lentils in East Prussian Cuisine

They were used to make everything from soups to patties and salads

Lamb and Mutton East Prussian Style

A selection of the most interesting and characteristic recipes developed over many centuries

East Prussian Poultry Dishes

Traditional recipes for the festive table and the everyday dinner

How Mushrooms Were Cooked in East Prussia

Time-tested local recipes for mushroom dishes and dishes with mushrooms. Fortunately, there have always been plenty of them here!

Traditional Local Quark Dishes

The quark dishes popular in East Prussia are astonishing in their variety

Unusual East Prussian Bakes

Original traditional recipes that have stood the test of time

Hearty East Prussian Eintopf: Soup and Main Course in One Pot

For a long time this simple but delicious soup was the region's gastronomic symbol

The Potato on the King of Prussia's Menu

How the potato won its place on Prussian tables, plus recipes

The Story of Chef Schmid and His Signature Dish

In memory of the Curonian Spit, Karl came up with an original recipe that later graced the traditional local cuisine