Switzerland: breads, grains & baking
Community source noteAppenzeller Käsefladen: The Appenzeller cheese tart, also called Chäsflade, is made with either a bread dough or a yeast dough.
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AI topic illustration ZopfbreadZopf (known as tresse in French and treccia in Italian) is a traditional Swiss bread known for its characteristic braided shape and golden crust.
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View guide & history →AI topic illustration BirnbrotpastryA pastry filled with dried pears.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration KäsefladenpastryAn Appenzeller cheese tart made with bread or yeast dough.
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Appenzeller Käsefladen: The Appenzeller cheese tart, also called Chäsflade, is made with either a bread dough or a yeast dough.
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