National Apple Strudel Day
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Where is National Apple Strudel Day celebrated?
The name strudel feels like it is originated in Germany, but this day is widely celebrated in Austria.
Who is National Apple Strudel Day celebrated by?
This day is huge in Austria. In fact, every family in Austria has its recipe for Apple strudel with unique additions, and they bake it to mark the day!
When did National Apple Strudel Day first start?
The documentation of the first National Apple Strudel Day and its origin is nowhere to be found. However, the first handwritten record of the recipe dates back to 1697.
Who started National Apple Strudel Day?
Nobody knows who started the National Apple Strudel Day; however, the recipe for this dish was first found in Vienna, and it soon became quite popular in Austria.
History And Timeline
Apple Strudel is a very old dish that goes back to medieval times. A strudel is traditionally a German dish, and many people think that its origin is German; it is really an Austrian dish from Vienna. After it was first introduced, it gained so much popularity that it soon became an important part of their culture.
First Record Of Strudel Recipe
The first record of the Apple strudel recipe shows multiple thinly rolled doughs with apple filling.
Eighth BCCrazy Dough From England
To give the strudel a unique texture, they made it with a mixture of Turkish phyllo dough and crazy dough from England.
1526The Millirahm Strudel
One of the oldest strudel recipes, the Millirahm strudel, was introduced this year.
1696First Handwritten Recipe
The first handwritten strudel recipe came out in 1696 and was kept in the Vienna City library for several years.
1697The Great Viennese Cookbook
A very detailed recipe of the apple strudel was published in the 'Great Viennese Cookbook' by Anna Dorn.
1827Traditions And Customs
There are no particular customs and traditions related to this day. However, many Austrian families have their specific ways of making an apple strudel. Every year families gather to enjoy this layered pastry!
Ways To Observe Or Celebrate National Apple Strudel Day
You can observe the day by having an apple strudel and a cup of coffee or tea for breakfast. You can also pair it perfectly with a glass of wine at the end of the day.
The pastry can be served with some powdered sugar on top, and some ice cream served on the side. You can either order the pastry from a bakery or make it at home.
Baking it at home will give you the added benefit of making an unleavened dough with your favorite fillings. In addition, you can enjoy the perfect day of sweetness and fun with your family members and loved ones!
Facts And Stats
- Apple Strudel was considered a healthier option among other desserts back in the day because of its unique apple filling.
- Apple does not contain fat or sodium and is considered a great source of fiber.
- You can easily ripen your apples at room temperature than in the refrigerator.
- The oldest strudel recipe is a handwritten recipe from 1696.
What is the significance of National Apple Strudel Day?
Apple Strudel is a much-loved dish all over the world. The sweet mixture of apple and sugar in the layered pastry feels like a warm hug served on a plate. National Apple Strudel Day celebrates the feeling of love, especially among family members, as they gather to celebrate the day.
Who invented the apple strudel?
Although the dish was made famous by the Viennese, it was introduced by Turkish Baklava pastry.
How do people celebrate National Apple Strudel Day?
People celebrate National Apple Strudel Day by baking their strudel, eating, and enjoying the day with family and friends.
Who started National Apple Strudel Day and when?
The origins of the National Apple Strudel Day are unknown.
When is the National Apple Strudel Day in 2021?
National Apple Strudel Day was on Thursday, June 17, 2021.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Wednesday, June 17, 2020
- Thursday, June 17, 2021
- Friday, June 17, 2022
- Saturday, June 17, 2023
- Monday, June 17, 2024
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