Austrian Cuisine

ร–sterreichische Kรผche

National

Austria's own cuisine, with documented exchange across the German-speaking world and the former Habsburg lands.

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Communities and languages

Languages: German

Related foodways

Recorded as relating to this foodway

  • originates from Wienerbrรธd โ€” "Danish" Pastry documented

    Brought by Austrian bakers during the 1850 bakersโ€™ strike and then changed in Denmark; the Danish name still says Vienna.

  • related to Alpine German Foodways documented
  • related to Bratislava Foodways documented
  • related to German Foodways documented

    Documented exchange across a German-speaking border. Austrian cuisine is its own cuisine.

  • related to Koroลกka Foodways documented
  • related to Liechtensteiner Dishes documented

    Riebel is shared with Vorarlberg and the St Gallen Rheintal; Kรคsknรถpfle is the same family as Vorarlberg Kรคsespรคtzle and Swiss Chรคsknรถpfli.

  • related to Liechtensteiner Foodways documented

    A customs union with Austria-Hungary until 1919, a shared border with Vorarlberg, and Riebel shared across it.

  • related to Slovak Foodways documented
  • related to Slovenian Foodways documented

    Long documented exchange across a shared border; two cuisines, not one.

  • related to Swiss Foodways documented

    The eastern Alpine arc โ€” Graubรผnden, the Rhine valley, Liechtenstein and Vorarlberg โ€” holds dialect, dairying and mountain grain in common.

  • related to Swissโ€“Austrian Borderland Foodways documented
  • related to ล tajerska Foodways documented

    Slovenian Styria and Austrian Styria were one historical duchy and are now two places.

Recipes

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