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Obatzda
by Sheila Rodriquez

The name is the Bavarian dialect pronunciation of the Standard "High" German Angebatzter, which roughly translates to "mashed one" in English.

Ingredients:

81/2 ounces of soft ripe camambert cheese cut in big pieces.
81/2 oz cream cheese
1 tsp soft butter
2 small pickles chopped real fine.
1 pinch ground caraway
1 tsp paprika (or more if you want)
salt and pepper
about 4 Tbsp beer.

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Directions:
1. Mash the camembert with a fork (in a bowl) and fold in the cream cheese.

2. Add in everything else except the beer and mix until creamy.

3. Add the beer to taste. Put in the fridge for an hour or so. Serve with a bowl of fresh finely diced onions, Brezen ( Pretzels) and lots of good beer (Augusteiner if you go to Munich and bring some back!!)

by Sheila Rodriquez

   

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