Homemade Leckerli Recipe – Swiss style gingerbread!


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An amazingly addictive recipe I tried in Switzerland called Leckerli, a fruity, honey, chewy version of gingerbread that is extremely …

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  1. Jay Diemert
    Jay Diemert says:

    I enjoy watching you cook and bake. I used to do a lot of cooking and baking, but now I have diabetes so I don't eat much of anything that has any flavour. Tried some diabetic baking with loaf and cookies, but like gluten free baking it was awful. So I live through you and your videos. It is very much like how I travel these days too, only on video. Thanks a bunch Barry.

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  2. Sandraudiga Váli
    Sandraudiga Váli says:

    I'm swiss and it's definitely cool to see those pictures of your trip from places where I've been to as well. Good to hear that you had a good time. As other people have pointed out they're originally from Basel and known as Basel Läckerli and as a kid I'd eat so many of them that I had to take a long break to be able to enjoy them again. Might try making them myself soon with this video.

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  3. 2weird2live2rare2die
    2weird2live2rare2die says:

    Mr.Barry should try some polish gingerbread/cookies (pierniki) as it did originate from the country!! Some have a sweet jam filling some traditionally have a minty frost covering them!! My PL wife introduced them to me and I've not looked back since…well apart from crossing the road and everytime I check behind me and to be honest I look back everyday but there delicious okay!! Should definitely try some polish dishes…p.s your enthusiasm is infectious now I'm off to the kitchen👍🏻🤘🏻

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  4. bloodybaronesse
    bloodybaronesse says:

    Those are one of my favourite Christmas cookies! I'm German though 😀 "Lecker" means yummy, delicious. Leckerli is the same as sweets, usually sweet baked goods. In my dialect it's most common as the word for dog treats 😀

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  5. TheDamit84
    TheDamit84 says:

    Hey Barry, as always a banger recipe! So happy to see you had an amazing vacation with the family! Next time come to Vienna and we can raid the Naschmarkt and then get some Käsekrainer with a beer 😉

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  6. turdl38
    turdl38 says:

    looks delicious, though not entirely sure what candied peel or mixed spice are. I assume candied peel is citrus peel, but no clue on the mixed spice. All spice maybe?
    Totally different note: it'd be fun for you to do traditional gingerbread people and decorate them with the girls

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  7. Hunter Stewart
    Hunter Stewart says:

    Hey Barry have ever heard of "ThatDudeCanCook" he reminds me of an American version of you lol and he's also from the UK originally though he's a full blown chef. A collab would be awesome to see.

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  8. Sebforce 116
    Sebforce 116 says:

    My mum's Swiss, and she's making stuff from her childhood all the time, I'm a little surprised this hasn't come up yet, but there's every chance I could surprise my mum for her birthday, it looks really nice, and (even though it'd be summer here) December seems like an appropriate month, too 😛 I've been taking note of so many videos from this channel so I can find them later and try them. Love to see these videos!

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  9. Skye Thomas
    Skye Thomas says:

    Love your work Barry and appreciate you trying out new styles
    Not such a fan of this exposition/voiceover it doesn’t feel as authentic as you talking about what you’re doing in the moment

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  10. Philip Sherborne
    Philip Sherborne says:

    Please don't confiscate their Swiss army knives, teach them to use and look after them responsibly. They are great tools and should be treated as such but the girls shouldn't be scared of having them.

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  11. Femke Oosterveld
    Femke Oosterveld says:

    Hi Barry, I love watching your videos, I enjoy watching you for many years, so thank you for making them😊. Recently I discovered burrata and I like it very much. Do you have a good recipe with burrata? 😇

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  12. DT Hurley
    DT Hurley says:

    Barry, what is the difference between golden syrup and corn syrup? I can't find golden syrup where I live, but we have plenty of corn syrup, dark corn syrup, maple syrup, honey, and molasses. Which would be the best substitute for golden syrup in your opinion?

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