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Unlocking the Gateways to Luxembourg: A Tale of Echoing Borders
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Jüddel: Jüddel is a traditional Luxembourgish sausage made from minced pork, beef, or veal, along with onions, salt, pepper, and other seasonings. It's typically served grilled, pan-fried, or boiled and enjoyed with a side of potatoes and local sauerkraut. The dish is hearty and savory, often accompanied by a beer from one of Luxembourg's many microbreweries.
Luxemburger Galette: This unique pizza variant is a staple in Luxembourg. The dough is similar to that of a traditional pizza but thicker and flakier. The base is typically topped with a rich combination of locally sourced mushrooms, onions, and bacon or ham, mixed with crème fraîche or sour cream, giving it a distinct tangy flavor. Some variations include cheese and other regional ingredients. 
Bouneschlupp: Bouneschlupp is a classic Luxembourgian soup made primarily with fresh broad beans, green peas, and cubed pancetta or bacon. It also includes onions, carrots, parsley, and a touch of cumin for added depth of flavor. This comforting, vegetarian-friendly dish is often consumed during the bean harvest season, making it both a culinary and cultural staple of the region.Historical Appearance
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