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By late 1943, German recipes began to rely heavily on vegetables and alternative ingredients as staples like butter and milk were scarce. One example from that time, billiges abendbrot, translates to "cheap dinner," featuring potatoes, onion, and sausage in a simple stew. This reflects a broader trend towards economical meals, often stewed or cooked in one pot, that became staples amidst food shortages.