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  1. EU_BreadDevourer on

    I’m glad you enjoyed a nice Leberkassemmel/Fleischkäsebrötchen with some Süßer Senf / Weißwurstsenf. I hope you topped everything with some Frikadellen/Fleischpflanzerl and fresh Krapfen/Pfannkuchen/Berliner as dessert.

  2. It’s called „Süßer Senf“, literally sweet mustard, but it’s often called „Hausmacher Senf“. I personally think the Develey sweet mustard is ok, but I prefer „Händlmaier“ personally. It’s great with white sausages. I don’t know about availability in the UK though.

    The meat sandwich is a „Leberkäse“, or often called „Fleischkäse“ outside of Bavaria. Even though Leberkäse literally translates to „liver cheese“, it contains neither liver or cheese, it’s a kind of forced meat sausage in the shape of a loaf.

  3. whoisjohngalt12 on

    If you are in Köln do go and see the Mustard Museum . Its kind of near the Lindt Factory outlet.

  4. Triumph_Disaster on

    It’s called an LKW with ABS: Leberkäsweck with a bisserl Senf 😉

  5. the brand händlmaier is way better. btw the meatsandwich is called Leberkassemme

  6. NaCl_Sailor on

    Nice, usually foreigners hate our sweet mustard.

    I quote an American: „It’s like marmalade“

  7. Very occasionally, you can buy this in Lidl in the UK (when they have German/Bavarian specials in the middle aisles). I think they call it something like „Bavarian mustard“ but I can’t remember exactly.

  8. Wrong mustard with the leberkäs.

    Süsser senf is exclusively for weisswurst

  9. „Meat“ because they don’t know how else to classify pureed and congealed slaughterhouse floor scrapings slurry.

  10. Freak_Engineer on

    „Develey“ makes good sweet mustard, but I preferr „Händlmeier“. See if you can get either in the UK or even via Amazon if you like.

    As for the meat sandwich: The meat is „Leberkäse“, the Bavarian variant in this case which doesn’t actually contain liver („Leber“ = liver) and is also known as „Fleischkäse“ elsewhere. It contains beef pork and bacon.

    Here’s the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leberk%C3%A4se

    Coming to think of it: I am not very well versed in the English kitchen (has been quite a while since I was in Britain), but if you manage to find a detailed recipe your local butcher might whip you up a batch. Or, get minced meat and a mixer and try it yourself, can’t be that hard (…he wrote, before he went, tried and failed miserably).

  11. Good choice by the food stand. Develey is really the best supermarket sweet mustard in Germany.

  12. I don’t think I have ever had süßer senf (sweet mustard) with Leberkäs (meat sandwich)…but now that I think of it, it could work well.

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