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10 Classic Cakes My German Auntie Baked in 1960

Do you remember the smell of Sunday afternoon? 🕰️🍰 Not the chemical vanilla of a boxed cake mix, but the real scent of browned butter, toasted hazelnuts, and yeast dough rising near the radiator. In the 1960s, before "just add water" became the standard, baking was an act of love—and a test of endurance. In this episode of The Forgotten Pantry, we are traveling back to my German Auntie’s kitchen in 1960. It was a world where electric mixers were rare, but patience was plentiful. From the "dreaded" apple strudel stretch to the muscle-burning ritual of cranking Spritz cookies through a meat grinder, these are the recipes that defined a generation. We aren't just making food; we are recreating the Sunday Kaffeeklatsch—the sacred ritual where coffee was strong, the lace tablecloth was ironed stiff, and the Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest Cake) stood tall like a king. 🧺 ABOUT THE FORGOTTEN PANTRY: We are a digital archive dedicated to preserving the lost flavors, skills, and memories of the 19th and 20th centuries. We believe that when a recipe dies, a memory disappears. Help us keep the oven warm. 👇 YOUR TURN: Did your grandmother or mother have a special baking tin? Or a recipe she guarded with her life? Tell me your story in the comments. I read every single one. #TheCookingArchivist #GermanRecipes #GrandmasCooking #FoodHistory #TheForgottenPantry