Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein's cuisine closely mirrors Alpine culinary tradition shared with neighboring Switzerland and Austria, built around dairy, potatoes, and hearty mountain fare. Cheese production holds particular cultural and economic importance.
Käsknöpfle, a cheese-topped dumpling dish similar to Swiss käsespätzle, is considered a national specialty. Ribel, a cornmeal dish, remains a traditional comfort food across the principality.
Sides
Pan-Fried Potatoes with Onions (Bratkartoffeln mit Zwiebeln)
Holidays & Special Occasions
St. Nicholas Day Treat Bags (Chlausensäckli)
Holidays & Special Occasions
National Day Roast Dinner (Staatsfeiertag Festtagsbraten)
Street Food
Roasted Sugared Almonds (Gebrannte Mandeln)
Street Food
Grilled Sausage with Crispy Onions (Bratwurst vom Grill mit Röstizwiebeln)
Drinks
Elderflower Cordial (Holundersaft)
Drinks
Mulled Vaduzer Wine (Glühwein mit Vaduzer Wein)
Breads
Cornmeal Bread (Ribelbrot)
Breads
Liechtenstein Farmer’s Bread (Bauernbrot)
Desserts
Alpine Walnut Torte (Nusstorte)
Desserts
Liechtenstein Carnival Fritters (Küachle)
Sides
Braised Red Cabbage (Rotkraut)
Breakfast
Ribel with Coffee Cream (Türggenribel)
Mains
Shredded Caramelised Pancake (Kratzete)
Mains
Alpine Rabbit Stew (Hasenpfeffer)
Salads
Lamb’s Lettuce Salad with Bacon (Nüsslisalat mit Speck)
Salads
Liechtenstein Potato Salad (Kartoffelsalat)
Soups
Toasted Flour Soup (Mehlsuppe)
Soups
Alpine Barley Soup (Gerstensuppe)
Appetizers
Vineyard Wine and Cheese Bites (Rebhüsli-Käsehäppchen)
Appetizers
Cured Meat and Landjäger Platter (Landjäger und Speck Teller)
Lunches
Barley and Toasted Bread Skillet (Hafalaab)
Lunches
Cheese Spaetzle, Liechtenstein Style (Käsknöpfle)
Breakfast
Liechtenstein Braided Butter Bread (Liechtensteiner Zopf)
