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\u00a9 SalzburgerLand Tourismus, Michael Gr\u00f6\u00dfinger, Sweet sprinkled farmer\u2019s doughnuts<\/p>\nThe ingredients for these recipes naturally come from regional agriculture and the local gardens and forests. Freshly harvested apples and pears, Lungauer Eachtlinge, pumpkin and cabbage are now in season and are cooked in a farmer\u2019s style. The Tauern lamb, Pinzgau beef or freshly caught trout from SalzburgerLand\u2019s streams and lakes also form the high-quality basis for the finest food creations. The local hunters supply fresh game from chamois, stag or deer for roast, goulash, soup or ragout. The recipes are usually easy to prepare as there has always been a lot to do on the farm and the work around the stable, field and garden left little time for cooking.<\/p>\n
If you work a lot, you also need a lot of strength, which is why the original recipes from rural cuisine are sometimes a bit heartier. And the taste of farmer\u2019s doughnuts with sauerkraut, Kasnockn, Kaiserschmarrn or Moosbeenockn is simply unbeatable. After dinner you can enjoy a small glass of freshly distilled farmhouse Schnapps. Each region has its own specialities, which are passed down from generation to generation within the farming families. There are classics that are simply indispensable on the farm, but also some dishes that have almost been totally forgotten.<\/p>\n
On numerous cooking courses, you can look into the recipe books of the farmers\u2019 wives during your harvest festival holiday and swing the wooden spoon yourself under their expert guidance. Fresh farmhouse bread is baked together, the secret preparation of the Pinzgauer Bladln is revealed or blueberries are freshly harvested on the alpine pasture and transformed into Moosbeenockn. The best and most popular harvest festival recipes to cook at home can be found below. So, you can now bring a piece of Harvest Festival into your home kitchens.<\/p>\n
A particularly popular dish throughout SalzburgerLand are the doughnuts, which are prepared in different versions. Depending on the region, these farmer\u2019s doughnuts, baked golden brown in deep fat, can be heartily filled with sauerkraut, bacon or potato roast, but can also be sprinkled with icing sugar and garnished with cranberry jam.<\/p>\n
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A hearty Pinzgauer beer cheese is the basis for the delicious Kaspresskn\u00f6del. The dough is prepared with dumpling bread, milk, egg, parsley and a little flour. The flattened dumplings are then fried in a pan. For some, this speciality tastes best fresh and crispy straight from the pan, while others prefer the Kasspresskn\u00f6del as a spicy soup and still others enjoy this classic with a nice green salad.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cdn.salzburgerland.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/5w5p_obertauern_boomcreativelabgmbh_02-1170x658-1-1024x569.jpg\")
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Hearty Kaspresskn\u00f6del. \u00a9 Boom Creative Lab<\/p>\n