Fischburger
A breaded white fillet in a soft round bun with cold Remoulade, sold off a chain tray with fries. The Fischburger puts North Sea catch into burger grammar, built by Nordsee since 1965.
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A breaded white fillet in a soft round bun with cold Remoulade, sold off a chain tray with fries. The Fischburger puts North Sea catch into burger grammar, built by Nordsee since 1965.
It is ordered, built, and eaten in the time it takes to walk a pier. The Fischbrötchen is made and broken by the same thing: speed, and one decisive piece of fish.
Finkenwerder-style plaice; plaice fried with bacon and shrimp, in roll.
'Three in a roll'; the classic Nuremberg serving—three small Rostbratwürste in a round Brötchen with mustard.
Spelt roll; ancient grain alternative, popular with health-conscious.
Debrecen sausage; spicy smoked pork sausage with paprika (Hungarian origin), in roll with mustard.
Spicy currywurst; extra-hot curry powder, sometimes fresh chilies or hot sauce added.
Currywurst with fries; the most common combination, fries with mayo or ketchup alongside.
Currywurst without casing; skinless sausage version, common in Berlin.
Currywurst with casing; natural or collagen casing, snappier texture, more common in Ruhr area.
Currywurst with bread roll; the sausage plated with sauce, Brötchen served on side for dipping.
The sauce is cooked, not poured: tomato reduced with curry powder until it has body and a spice line. In the Brötchen form the roll drinks it and becomes part of the eating.
Extra-spicy currywurst; very hot, for chili enthusiasts.
Coburg bratwurst; very large (up to 30cm), coarse grind with egg, grilled over pine cones giving distinctive flavor. Served in special el...
Ciabatta roll; Italian-style bread, popular for sandwiches.
Buttered pretzel; fresh pretzel split and buttered, sometimes with ham or cheese.
Pretzel; twisted lye bread, traditional with Weißwurst and mustard, also used as sandwich base.
Bratwurst with mustard; medium-hot German Senf (mustard) is traditional—Düsseldorfer (sharp), Bavarian süßer Senf (sweet), or Dijon-style.
Bratwurst with German potato salad in roll.
One excellent grilled sausage, one good roll, one sharp condiment, sold on the same square where Nuremberg first wrote sausage into law in 1313. The roll is a handle, not a wrapper.
Germany's soused-herring roll: green herring floured and fried, then steeped cold in a vinegar souse with onion and bay until the fine bones soften, laid sharp and chilled in a crusty Brötchen.
Hold the water just below a simmer and you have made one correctly; let it boil and you have ruined it. A pale, mild poached pork-and-veal sausage built to be good company beside a beer.
Boiled Bockwurst in roll with mustard.
A vinegar-cured herring fillet on a buttered Brötchen with raw onion rings. The German fish roll whose name was granted by Bismarck himself in 1871.