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    Was ist das beste österreichische Kochbuch, das es gibt?


    Ich liebe die österreichische Küche und bin auf der Suche nach einem möglichst guten Kochbuch zur österreichischen Küche (sowohl Gastronomie als auch Hausmannskost), natürlich auf Deutsch. Als ich das letzte Mal in einer österreichischen Buchhandlung war, fand ich das oben abgebildete Buch interessant, aber ich würde gerne etwas über Sie und Ihre Lieblingsbücher hören, bevor ich etwas bestelle.

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    1. Hittheyu on

      Classic is Kronen zeitung Kochbuch gelb (the yellow one).

      You can find it on willhaben.

    5. somefriesmotherucker on

      I would recommend „Die gute Küche“ by Ewald Plachutta.

      Its straight forward Austrian cuisine and according to my mum it’s a must have in everyone’s (austrian) household

    9. Chollub on

      „Das große Sacher Kochbuch“ by Franz Maier-Bruck is the go-to in my family. Very comprehensive and iirc it even has some sections on the history of some dishes and the Austrian cuisine as a whole.

    14. tgdtgd on

      How to start a religious war …

      Plachuttas books
      And Sacherkochbuch are safe bets

    15. Pace9247 on

      I like [this](https://amzn.eu/d/6Hv0U7R) one.

      St. Martiner Kochbuch.

      That’s a newer version of the book that my mom got in the Hauswirtschaftsschule (domestic science school) I don’t know if the word makes any sense to you. It is (was?) basically a school where mostly females go and learn how to be a housewife.

      They learn stuff like cooking, baking, cleaning, knitting, sewing, budgeting, child care and care for elderly ppl ,taditional dances and stuff like that.

    23. Flauschi0123 on

      As other users mentioned before, i would also second the plachutta cookbook. There is the normal one and a fancier „golden plachutta“ cookbook. Both are very good. I dont like the restaurants but the book is great. Straight forward and really old recipes. Even my grandmither cooked with it :))
      Edit: there should also be an English version available

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