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Prof. Thome Gruppe<br />

<strong>Christmas</strong> <strong>Recipes</strong><br />

<strong>2017</strong>


In this small booklet you can find our favorite <strong>Christmas</strong> recipes of the Prof. Thome<br />

Group, from hearty to sweet with some classics.<br />

We wish you a peaceful <strong>Christmas</strong> time.


Creamy pumpkin soup<br />

by Janine Ganzhorn, Consultant, IBIS Business Consulting AG<br />

Ingredients for 3 adults:<br />

1 mid-sized Hokkaido<br />

pumpkin<br />

600 ml vegetable broth<br />

40g butter<br />

1 onion<br />

30g flour<br />

250g cream<br />

2 EL Crème fraîche<br />

salt<br />

pepper<br />

optionally:<br />

pumpkin seed oil<br />

pumpkin seeds<br />

Preparation:<br />

Cut pumpkin and onion in small<br />

pieces.<br />

Melt butter and sweat onion. Add<br />

pumpkin and steam it. Afterwards,<br />

flour it, stir and infuse it with vegetable<br />

broth and cream. Let it cook until<br />

pumpkin is soft and ready to sieve.<br />

Purée the mixture and add herbs and<br />

Crème fraîche.<br />

You can add pumpkin seed oil and<br />

pumpkin seeds optional.<br />

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Creamy chestnut soup<br />

by Lisa Weidner-Zimmer, HR Marketing Assistant, IBIS Prof. Thome AG<br />

Ingredients for 4 adults:<br />

500g celery root<br />

4 (220 g) parsley root<br />

2 onions<br />

2 cloves garlic<br />

2 strains of rosemary<br />

3 tbsp olive oil<br />

200 ml dry white wine<br />

2 tbsp vegetable broth<br />

600g chestnuts (cooked<br />

or fresh)<br />

200g cream<br />

salt, pepper<br />

Fresh chestnuts must be peeled:<br />

cut a cross into the shell and<br />

leave in oven (approx. 100°C)<br />

for about 20 min. The shell pops<br />

out and you can peel it easily.<br />

Preparation:<br />

Peel, wash and cut celery and parsley<br />

root into chunks. Peel and finely cut<br />

onions and garlic. Wash rosemary,<br />

pick needles and chip them.<br />

Heat oil, sweat onions and garlic. Add<br />

celery and parsley root and sweat for<br />

about 6-8 minutes. Add rosemary for<br />

the last 2 minutes.<br />

Quench with wine and 1 1⁄2 l water,<br />

stir broth and bring to a boil. Add chestnuts<br />

and let it cook gently and covered<br />

for about 15 minutes. When using<br />

fresh chestnuts, they must be cooked<br />

a bit longer.<br />

As soon as the chestnuts are soft, add<br />

cream. Puree and serve the soup. Add<br />

salt and pepper as needed.<br />

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Duck leg with<br />

red cabbage<br />

by Christian Mehringer, Consultant, SYSTHEMIS AG<br />

Ingredients for 4 adults:<br />

1kg red cabbage<br />

salt<br />

2 tbsp sugar<br />

4 onions<br />

1tbsp butter<br />

3 bay leaves<br />

3-4 tbsp red wine (or<br />

poultry broth)<br />

4 duck legs<br />

(á 300g)<br />

1 tbsp honey<br />

1 clove, 6 coriander seeds, 1 star<br />

anise, black pepper, 1 pinch of<br />

cinnamon or 1 tsp. Five Spice, 1<br />

tsp. paprika powder<br />

2 tbsp olive oil<br />

1 apple, slightly sour<br />

2-3 tbsp black currant jelly<br />

Preparation:<br />

Remove outer leaves of the red cabbage and cut out the<br />

stalk. Julienne or slice. Put in a large bowl and season with<br />

salt and sugar and knead it. Julienne onions<br />

Heat up butter in a roaster and sweat onions. Add cabbage<br />

and bay leaves and steam for 5 minutes while stirring.<br />

Add 2 tbsp. of vinegar and red wine, bring to a boil and let<br />

it cook gently.<br />

Cut out upper leg of duck legs. Mix honey, Five Spices, paprika<br />

powder, salt and 2 tbsp. of water. Add olive oil. Mix<br />

duck legs with the oil mixture.<br />

Put the roaster with red cabbage without cover on the<br />

oven floor and the oven grid in the middle of the oven. Put<br />

duck leg on the grid so that the duck fat can drip into the<br />

red cabbage. Bake for 1:15 hours. Reduce heat to 180°C<br />

after 30 minutes.<br />

Peel and grade apple. Take out red cabbage and duck legs<br />

from the oven. Mix apple with red cabbage and season<br />

with black currant jelly, vinegar and salt. If it‘s too sour,<br />

add some honey.<br />

Oven: 200°C (top and bottom<br />

heat)<br />

Bread dumplings go very well<br />

with it<br />

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<strong>Christmas</strong> „Knöpfle“<br />

by Claus Büchold, Commercial Director, Administration Intelligence AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

300g Type 1050 spelt flour<br />

4 eggs<br />

2 tbsp butter<br />

3 TL salt<br />

3 pears<br />

2 plums<br />

Hot water<br />

Sugar and cinnamon<br />

Nuts<br />

Preparation:<br />

Bring water to a boil in a large pot.<br />

Mix and stir flour, eggs and salt until<br />

bubbles are formed. Put a grater on<br />

the pot, fill with some dough and push<br />

into the pot.<br />

As soon as the „Knöpfle“ pop to the<br />

surface, take them out and cool them<br />

in cold water.<br />

Repeat this until dough is empty.<br />

Heat oil and butter in a pan and sauté<br />

„Knöpfle“. When done, put cut pears<br />

and plums as well as sugar and cinnamon<br />

on it.<br />

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Vegan cheese cake<br />

by Johannes Kölbach, System Administrator, SYSTHEMIS AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

For the bottom<br />

200g flour<br />

100g vegan margarine<br />

50 g sugar<br />

1 pinch of salt<br />

3 tbsp water, ice cold<br />

For the filling<br />

100g vegan margarine<br />

120g sugar<br />

500g soy yoghurt or soy<br />

quark (natural, lemon or<br />

vanilla)<br />

1 pck vanilla pudding powder,<br />

vegan<br />

½ lemon (optional or additional:<br />

½ tsp. cinnamon)<br />

1 pinch of salt<br />

120ml chick peas water<br />

1 tbsp tartar powder<br />

Oven: 180°C fan heat<br />

Preparation:<br />

Knead all ingredients for the bottom to a short<br />

pastry. Form to a bowl and cool for about 30<br />

minutes.<br />

Roll out the dough about 3 - 4 cm larger than<br />

the spring-form pan and put into spring-form<br />

pan with an edge. Prick the bottom with a fork.<br />

Put the pan in the cooler for about 5 minutes.<br />

Put baking paper on the dough and pre-bake<br />

for 15 minutes.<br />

For the filling, beat sugar and margarine until<br />

fluffy. Add soy yoghurt/soy quark and slowly<br />

add vanilla pudding powder. Add lemon crust,<br />

1 tbsp. lemon juice and 1 pinch of salt.<br />

Beat chick peas water until stiff. Add tartar<br />

powder and stir for another 2 minutes. Fold in<br />

the chick peas snow to the yoghurt mix.<br />

Fill yoghurt mix into the pan and bake about 60<br />

minutes.<br />

The cake will only be firm after<br />

cooling!<br />

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Winterly Cantuccini<br />

by Falco Winschel, Consultant, SYSTHEMIS AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

40g candied ginger<br />

220g whole almonds<br />

1 vanilla pod<br />

250g spelt flour Type 630<br />

150g coconut sugar<br />

2 tsp cinnamon<br />

1 tsp baking powder<br />

2 eggs<br />

25g margarine<br />

1 pinch of salt<br />

Oven: 200°C / fan heat: 175°C /<br />

gas: level 3<br />

Preparation:<br />

Chop ginger. Cut vanilla pod and scrape the core<br />

out.<br />

Knead vanilla pulp with all other ingredients (except<br />

ginger) and cool for 15 minutes.<br />

Knead dough to a short pastry. Add ginger and almonds.<br />

Cut dough into equal portions and form to about<br />

20 cm long and 2-3 cm thick rolls. Put into plastic<br />

wrap and into fridge overnight.<br />

Put baking paper on baking tray, put dough rolls<br />

without wrap on the tray and bake for 10-15 minutes<br />

(middle).<br />

Take out, let it cool a few minutes and slice at an<br />

angle. Put on tray with one cut surface and bake<br />

for another 8-10 minutes.<br />

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„Heinerle“<br />

by Steffen Hock, CEO, SYSTHEMIS AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

250g palm butter<br />

250g sugar<br />

250g cooking chocolate<br />

4 eggs<br />

1 pck vanilla sugar<br />

1 pck wafers<br />

Preparation:<br />

Melt palm butter. Add sugar, eggs and<br />

chocolate while stirring. Bring the mixture<br />

over steam to a boil.<br />

Let it cool down, spread the mixture<br />

onto the wafers and build 4-6 layers.<br />

Weight the wafers with a board overnight<br />

and let them chill. Cut them into<br />

edges on the next day.<br />

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<strong>Christmas</strong> Pudding<br />

by Alexander Müller, CTO, Administration Intelligence AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

200g dried apricots<br />

150g candied orange peel<br />

75g candied pineapple<br />

100g candied Fidschi ginger<br />

150ml white Rum<br />

100g zwieback/rusk<br />

75g flour<br />

100g dried coconut<br />

150g sugar<br />

1/2 tsp cinnamon<br />

1 pinch of allspice<br />

100g butter<br />

4 eggs<br />

2 TL Macadamia nut syrup<br />

2 TL vanilla syrup<br />

100ml milk<br />

1.5 tsp baking powder<br />

10 buttered forms (à 150ml), best<br />

to use preserving jars<br />

Closed pudding is best within 1<br />

week.<br />

Preparation:<br />

Cut apricots, orange peel, pineapple and ginger<br />

into small pieces. Mix with rum in a bowl and let<br />

it brew for 40 minutes.<br />

Grind rusk and mix with flour, coconut, sugar,<br />

cinnamon and allspice. Add the brewed fruits<br />

and mix it well. Let it brew covered for at least 8<br />

hours, best overnight.<br />

On the next day, melt butter in a pot and let it<br />

cool down, but don‘t let it get hard. Mix with<br />

eggs, macadamia nut and vanilla syrup, milk<br />

and baking powder. Knead well with the fruitrusk-mixture.<br />

Fill 3/4 of the form with this dough and close the<br />

jar.<br />

Put jars into a large pot. Fill pot with water until<br />

3/4 of the jar is surrounded by water. Take out<br />

the jars again and bring water to a boil. Then put<br />

in the jars again.<br />

Let them cook with middle heat (not boiling water)<br />

for 50 minutes. Take them out, let them cool<br />

down and put into fridge.<br />

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Nougat bars<br />

by Helga Weidinger, CEO Assistant, IBIS Business Consulting AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

For the dough<br />

225g butter<br />

100g powdered sugar<br />

1 pck vanilla sugar<br />

3 eggs yolks<br />

2 pinches of cinnamon<br />

200g flour<br />

1 tsp baking powder<br />

40g cocoa<br />

125g grounded hazelnuts<br />

Preparation:<br />

Make a dough with all ingredients<br />

(remember the order).<br />

Put 4 cm long bars on the baking tray<br />

with a piping bag. Bake for 8-10 minutes.<br />

Smear the bottom of the baked bars<br />

with nougat and put a second bar on<br />

it.<br />

Dip one end of the bars into chocolate<br />

and let it chill.<br />

For the filling<br />

100g nougat<br />

100g dark chocolate<br />

Oven: 175°C fan heat<br />

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„Vanillekipferl“<br />

by Stephan Streller, Director & Co-Founder, IBIS Prof. Thome AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

250g flour<br />

210g butter<br />

100g ground almonds<br />

80g sugar<br />

2 pck vanilla sugar<br />

For turning:<br />

1 pck powdered sugar<br />

2 pck vanilla sugar<br />

Oven: 175°C fan heat<br />

Hint: The rest of the powder<br />

sugar mixture can be kept in a<br />

tupperware box for next year.<br />

Bake each tray each one at a<br />

time. Otherwise they will cool<br />

too fast and you won‘t be able to<br />

turn them in the powder sugar<br />

mixture.<br />

Preparation:<br />

Knead the ingredients to the dough and cool<br />

for 30 minutes.<br />

In the meantime mix powdered sugar and two<br />

packs of vanilla sugar in a large bowl.<br />

Form the dough into rolls of 4 cm diameter and<br />

cut out 1-2 cm thick slices. Then form little croissants<br />

(„Kipferl“) and put the on the tray (don‘t<br />

forget the baking paper on the tray). Bake for<br />

about 20 minutes until they are gently brown.<br />

Let the „Kipferl“ cool a bit and turn them in the<br />

powdered sugar mixture. If they are too warm<br />

they will break - if they are too cold the powder<br />

sugar won‘t stick to them.<br />

The „Kipferl“ are supposed to be best for about<br />

6 weeks. However, I wasn‘t able to try this because<br />

they were all gone before that time.<br />

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<strong>Christmas</strong> Cake<br />

by Michael Fink, Consultant, IBIS Business Consulting AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

1kg apples<br />

250gr sugar<br />

250gr raisins<br />

250gr whole hazelnuts<br />

1/2 tsp ground cloves<br />

2 tsp cinnamon<br />

500gr flour<br />

2 pck baking powder<br />

3 tbsp Rum<br />

Oven: 150°C fan heat<br />

Preparation:<br />

Grate apples, sprinkle sugar on them<br />

and leave it overnight.<br />

Soak raisins in Rum overnight as well.<br />

On the next day, add flour to apples<br />

and raisins and stir well.<br />

Then stir in baking powder, cloves,<br />

cinnamon and hazelnuts. Fill into a<br />

buttered form and bake for 90 minutes.<br />

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„Nürnberger<br />

Elisenlebkuchen“<br />

by Manuela Treutlein, HR Department, IBIS Prof. Thome AG<br />

Ingredients:<br />

2 eggs<br />

200g sugar<br />

1 pck vanilla sugar<br />

1 tsp cinnamon<br />

1 pinch of grounded<br />

cloves<br />

1 tsp Rum<br />

75g candied orange peel<br />

25g grounded almonds<br />

1 pinch of baking powder<br />

75-125g grounded hazelnuts<br />

approx. 40 wafers (diameter 6<br />

cm)<br />

Preparation:<br />

Beat eggs until it is foamy. Add sugar<br />

and vanilla sugar slowly.<br />

Stir for about 15 minutes, until the<br />

mixture is thick and creamy.<br />

Add spices, sliced candied orange peel,<br />

almonds and baking powder.<br />

Stir in grounded hazelnuts. Be careful<br />

when adding hazelnuts, because the<br />

dough must still be creamy.<br />

Place one rounded tsp. of mixture on<br />

wafer and spread it.<br />

Bake for 25-35 minutes.<br />

Oven: max. 150°C fan heat<br />

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