Can I use raw Leberkäse instead of pre-cooked?
Raw Leberkäse needs to be baked at 160°C for about 60–90 minutes until the internal temp hits 70°C. Pre-cooked slices are the shortcut for this recipe.
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Raw Leberkäse needs to be baked at 160°C for about 60–90 minutes until the internal temp hits 70°C. Pre-cooked slices are the shortcut for this recipe.
Mix equal parts Dijon mustard and honey, or use a mild yellow mustard with a pinch of sugar. Bavarian sweet mustard (Händlmaier's is the classic) has a grainy, mildly spiced profile.
Yes—brush slices with oil and bake at 200°C for 8–10 minutes, flipping halfway. You'll lose some of the crust crunch, but it's a hands-off option.
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