Open Arms for Publisher's Weekly
For novelist Priya Basil, this strange moment has proven an ideal fit for her new book about the power of hospitality.
When Schools Reopened in Germany, ‘We Swallowed Our Misgivings’
A mother recounted how worried she was sending her children back to in-person classes in the spring. But seeing her son “blossom” and the school’s safety measures eased her concerns.
Classic German recipes for Christmas cookies
Advent is the perfect time for baking biscuits, and German Christmas cookies – sweet and spiced – are the best there are, be it for afternoon tea platters or festive gifts.
The Finest and Richest of All German Lebkuchen
A batchable, better-as-it-sits Christmas cookie.
In Germany, You Eat Cake Every Day
The next step to getting to know someone in Germany isn’t getting together at home for cocktails, like in France, or for dinner, like in the U.S., but for cake and coffee.
The Best Easter Traditions Come from Germany
The culmination of the Lenten period that begins much earlier in the year, on Ash Wednesday (February 10 this year), Easter is a joyous holiday with candy, culinary delights, and animal folklore. And while each country has its own unique customs, Germany’s Easter traditions deserve particular recognition. It was, after all, in western Germany that the Easter bunny, or rather Osterhase, was born.
20 Surprising Things about Parenting in Germany for Cup of Jo
For our tenth Motherhood Around the World interview, we’re thrilled to feature Luisa Weiss.
Eggplant in a Jar
Pickle an eggplant now, and you’ll have a jar full of flavor to get you through the fall.
The Cake That Steals the Party
Crunchy, sour and sweet, this German fruit-and-cream confection could not be more festive—or delicious.