Monica Granlove
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<p>Ilse chose to step away from patient care upon her return to England after the war. Following her relocation to Germany with her husband, Eli, he encouraged her to re-enter the workforce. Despite the lingering challenges of coping with the traumatic war experiences, Ilse initially decided to forego caring for patients entirely.</p><p>However, exceptions arose when she was called into action to assist a boy injured in a car accident and later in Sweden. These instances prompted her to reconsider her decision, acknowledging the deep-rooted compassion that still resided within her.</p><p>Ultimately, Ilse did return to the workforce, but not in a medical capacity. Instead, she found solace and fulfillment in an unexpected place: a bakery. Eli's aunt, driven by a profound passion for the science of baking, shared her expertise with Ilse. The art of baking became a source of immense joy and comfort for Ilse, providing a therapeutic outlet.</p><p>Here, preserved through time, are some of the recipe cards that reflect Ilse's newfound passion and creativity. Each card tells a story of resilience, transformation, and the discovery of solace in the gentle art of baking.</p>
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Stollen, a quintessential German holiday treat, is a rich, fruit-laden bread traditionally enjoyed during the Christmas season. This festive loaf, brimming with dried fruits, nuts, and spices, and often containing a marzipan center, is lovingly dusted with powdered sugar, evoking the winter snow, making it not just a delicious delicacy but also a symbol of holiday cheer and tradition
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Appetizer - Starters and small dishes
Beverage - A drinkable liquid, excluding water
Bread - Various types of bread, including loaves, rolls, and flatbreads
Breakfast - The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning
Brunch - A late morning meal eaten instead of breakfast and lunch
Dessert - Sweet course that concludes a meal
Dinner - Last meal of the day
Lunch - A meal typically eaten in the early afternoon
Salad - Dish consisting of mixed ingredients
Sauces - Used as aprt of other dishes and an ingredient or as an added flavor
Side Dish - A secondary dish served alongside the main course
Snack - A small portion of food eaten between meals
Soup - A liquid dish, typically savory and served warm
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