Evi stirring the potato soup
My turn to stir (I need to start wearing more make-up!)
Heinz's contribution ... cutting the bread. It's pretty common to own your own bread-slicer and slice the bread you buy at the bakery. Our house had one built-in that used to pull out from a bottom cabinet .... we temporarily took it out ... a toddler + circular blade = danger
My turn to stir (I need to start wearing more make-up!)
Heinz's contribution ... cutting the bread. It's pretty common to own your own bread-slicer and slice the bread you buy at the bakery. Our house had one built-in that used to pull out from a bottom cabinet .... we temporarily took it out ... a toddler + circular blade = danger
Heinz shared with us that in Fall/Winter you traditionally eat knockwurst with potato soup and in the Spring/Summer you eat a plum bread with the potato soup!
Lebkuchen! Heinz pulled out the Lebkuchen and said "You know Lebkuchen?" After the astonishment of not knowing what Lebkuchen was, Heinz told us about it. Lebkuchen is made and eaten only during the holiday season ... it's a German dessert cake/cookie. The best way to describe it ... a spiced cookie that more like the consistency of a dense cake. It tastes like a mix of spice cookie and fruit cake. There is a variety of ways to coat it or even not to coat the exterior. The underside of the Lebkuchen has a wafer type bottom. Totally confused? :o)
Tomorrow night Evi is teaching us how to make Schnitzel!
Tomorrow night Evi is teaching us how to make Schnitzel!
How neat! You are so lucky to have such great neighbors, dinner sounds like it was very good and very fun.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at your bread slicer quip, I hide all the scissors and knives at my house still and my oldest is 10, in my defense though the youngest is 5 and she likes to get into things :)
OMG!! That is sooooo cool!!!! I can't wait to travel and see you guys!! I have to say, that beats mine and Shawn's Sushi night, although I love sushi!
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