Oktoberfest 2009 -HELP not sure what to make the vegetarians !
We are hosting an Oktoberfect party in a few weeks and I am stuck on the menu. I have all the standards down and some no standards too but a few of our friends our vegetarian and I have NO idea what to make them. I have alot of vegetarian receipes but very few that are in the German or Oktoberfest theme. Any ideas would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks !
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Here are some search results:
http://germanfood.about.com/od/vegetarianrecipes/r/meatfreepatties.htm
http://www.ehow.com/facts_4970283_veg... -
I would make red cabbage with apples and onions, something like this recipe, but keep the bacon out:
http://www.chow.com/recipes/12025All the other ideas are great, too. I just find that some people who don't like sauerkraut really, really like the red cabbage.
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re: Full tummy
FYI I reversed engineered this rotkohl recipe from one that had great sweet and sour balance - the bacon flavor wasn't that evident.
Not really German, but I like paprika gravy cooked with small red beans and/or sauerkraut. A tasty balance of (not too) spicy and tangy flavors.
http://life-eos.blogspot.com/2007/10/...
Yes, you can substitute good vegetable stock for the chicken/beef.
No, you can't leave out the sour cream!
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Pretzels with Liptauer (or Obatzda if you want to be a purist)
Kartoffelpuffer
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re: JungMann
As a vegetarian myself, I second (or third?) the spaetzle idea. Why not make it with some mushrooms for added flavor? Another option, which I had a veg restaurant in Germany this year, is a mixed vegetable au gratin... Also, Boca Brats are declicious. But only the Boca brand ones, not any of the other brands! :)
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Handkase mit musik. I love this stuff.
http://www.germanfoodguide.com/recipes.cfm?recipe_number=39Other ideas from the same site:
http://www.germanfoodguide.com/oktobe... -
Sauerkraut, onions, vegan sausage, spatzle...what were you planning to make for the omnivores?
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re: books
Jaegerschnitzel & saurbraten, not veg; pick up a package of tvp and soak in same marinade as schnitzel, then bread and pan-fry in similar fashion; Saubraten--get a vegan brat at the store and boil in beer
Dumplings: veg if cooked in vegetable broth
Saurkraut: veg
Fondue: veg, but not vegan
Pretzles: veg
Potato salad: veg (not vegan if butter added; traditional to some recipes, not to others; ditto with whether to add speck or bacon--some recipes include, others don't).For the beer ice cream, will you be using dried fruit soaked in an Oktoberfest beer? This too would be veg, but not vegan. Actually, a Christmas brew might be better, but that may be too much, as these are generally double-proofed beers!
It doesn't look like you really should worry about it, as your menu really does already cover food for most!
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