Feige Ziege
A beef burger with goat cheese, walnuts and fig chutney. The name is a pun: “Feige” is German for fig but also means cowardly, so it reads as both “fig goat” and “cowardly goat”. Sweet chutney, tangy goat cheese and crunchy nuts are a combination from the cheese board, moved onto a burger.
What’s inside
- beef patty
- goat cheese
- walnuts
- fig chutney
- lettuce
- tomato
- house burger sauce
- choice of sourdough, multigrain or brioche bun
Make it at home
There is no copycat of the Feige Ziege yet. Until there is, these recipes on the site come closest to it, judged by what goes into the bun.
- Shares beef, a special sauce and cheese
McDonald's Big Mac (Copycat) - Shares beef and cheese
The Burger Ball Pit - Shares beef and cheese
Zachariah's Shack Burger - Shares beef and cheese
The Krusty Burger
Similar burgers at other chains
Built around the same things as the Feige Ziege.- Shake Shack · beef, a special sauce and cheese
SignatureShackBurger - Fatburger · beef, a special sauce and cheese
1000 Island Burger - Carl's Jr. · beef, a special sauce and cheese
SignatureFamous Star with Cheese - Hans im Glück · beef, a special sauce and cheese
SignatureHans im Glück
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About Peter Pane
Peter Pane comes out of a split. Patrick Junge, from the Lübeck baking family behind the Junge bakeries, founded in 1897, ran the family business for ten years before selling his share in 2012. His new companies then operated the northern German restaurants of Hans im Glück, the Munich burger chain. In 2016 he parted ways with Hans im Glück and turned his restaurants into a brand of his own: Peter Pane, burger restaurants with a cocktail bar built in.
Around 50 restaurants across Germany and in Austria, many of them in the north.
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