Schnuesch is the North German vegetable stew of early summer, with carrots, peas, beans, kohlrabi and potatoes cooked together with smoked bacon, finished with cream and dill; in Germany we have verified places to eat it in Hamburg. Start with where to eat Schnuesch in Hamburg.
Schnuesch · Hamburg
Schnuesch is the North German vegetable stew of early summer, with carrots, peas, beans, kohlrabi and potatoes cooked together with smoked bacon, finished with cream and dill.
Schnuesch is a Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg-hinterland seasonal vegetable stew, eaten when the first early-summer vegetables come to the markets in June. The Plattdeutsch name means snicker (chop) and refers to the small-diced cuts. Hamburg taverns serve it from June to August as a vegetarian-friendly summer alternative to the heavier Birnen Bohnen und Speck. Old Commercial Room cooks the canonical version with optional smoked bacon.
Where to eat in Hamburg:
- Old Commercial Room
- Deichgraf
Where to eat Schnuesch in Hamburg: the editor picks