Kuchen

kuchen Küchen küchen- German Pronunciation de /ˈkuːxən/ [ˈkuːxn̩] [ˈkuːχn̩] [-ən] de De-Kuchen.ogg Germany de De-Kuchen2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de LL-Q188 (deu)-Sebastian Wallroth-Kuchen.wav Germany de De-at-Kuchen.ogg Austria Etymology 1 From de gmh kuoche, from de goh kuohho, from de gem-pro *kōkô. Compare nl koek. de Quiche. Noun m Küchlein,Küchelchen pie; cake; tart foodstuff made of baked dough, other than bread Usage notes de Kuchen can refer to almost any foodstuff that is made of dough, baked in a pan or oven, and considered fit for consumption by itself (unlike bread). Which sorts are in fact called de Kuchen and which are not is mainly a matter of tradition, for which no clear rule can be given. For example, de Pizza is not included in the term, unlike the rather similar de Zwiebelkuchen onion tart and de Flammkuchen. While most de Kuchen have pieces cut from them, the northern German de Schmalzkuchen are bite-sized. Similarly, most de Kuchen are made of flour, but de Reibekuchen are made of potatoes. All that said, the prototypical de Kuchen is a fairly large, sweet pastry similar to the en cake. Declension m Hyponyms de Aschenkuchen Apfelkuchen Baumkuchen Blechkuchen Butterkuchen Döppekuchen Eierkuchen Fantakuchen Flammkuchen Fleischkuchen Gemüsekuchen Käsekuchen Kirschkuchen Lebkuchen Mohnkuchen Mutterkuchen Napfkuchen Obstkuchen Pfannkuchen Pflaumenkuchen Pustekuchen Reibekuchen Rosinenkuchen Sandkuchen Schmalzkuchen Speckkuchen Spießkuchen Streuselkuchen Zwiebelkuchen Related terms de Kuchenbäcker Kuchenform Kuchengebäck Kuchengabel Kuchenmesser Kuchenplatte Kuchenstück Kuchenteller Kuchentheke Descendants 1 en kuchen 1 eo kuko 1 ja クーヘン kūhen csb kùch 1 1 pt cuca cuque 1 es kuchen See also de Keks de Torte cream-based cake de kochen Etymology 2 Proper noun toponym de town s/Baden-Württemberg c/Germany Further reading de de Foods Luxembourgish Noun lb noun form lb Kuch