I can share, and it's easy
fry some meat in pressure cooker ( I used lamb stew meat, but mostly my mother used beef) for a few minutes with a chopped onion and some garlic, add cut up green beans. It works great with green beans left on the plants a little too long. Add a cut up potato , some parsley, and you are supposed to use Bohnenkraut, but that doesn't grow here and the closest to it translated would be savory, which I don't have, so I used some Italian seasoning. Add 1 small chopped tomato. Add a beef or chicken bullion cube ( those go in all German soups ) , some salt and pepper, cook for about 20 minutes in pressure cooker. When done add some Maggie seasoning ( it's sort of like soy sauce, you can buy it in Asian groceries, maybe Aldi has it too)
The cake:
sweet yeast dough with streusel on top, that's it
https://www.recipesfromeurope.com/streuselkuchen/
this recipe is close, except I add a little cinnamon to my Streusel
Yum! That sounds wonderful. I’ll have to give it a try. We don’t have a pressure cooker (we do have a pressure canner but it’s way too big for feeding just two of us), but I think it’ll work out fine slow-cooked on the stove or in the crock.
The internet says bohnenkraut is summer savory, and I do actually have some on my shelf! Not growing it, but maybe I should think about it since I live in a cooler place.