More Than Sauerkraut And Dumplings - The Contest!
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 Charlotte J
Tue May 01, 2012 10:50 am Food.com Groupie
Last edited by Charlotte J on Tue May 01, 2012 10:59 am, edited 2 times in total
 Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 10:56 am Forum Host
Got you 
 Elmotoo
Tue May 01, 2012 10:58 am Forum Host
Mia, dahhhlingggg....please put me down for these tags...it's the beginning of the month & I am HUNGRY!
Baked Austrian Rice Pudding ("reisauflauf") #467060 any excuse for rice pudding works for me!
Beef Paprika Stew Viennese Style (Gulash) #471605 always a big hit in this house
Green Cabbage and Apple Sauté #134043 ditto 
Spargel - White Asparagus With Easy Hollandaise Sauce #458804 which I discovered in Holland & ADORE
Tyrolean Bozner Sauce #459184 more asparagus? oh yeah!
Oma's Cream of Wheat Pudding (German Griesbrei) #187624 which would be brekky if i had any eggs 
Traditional Bavarian Beef Sauerbraten #409947 which I am most excited about!
Thanks luvvy! xoxo Bethie
Charlotte J
Tue May 01, 2012 11:00 am Food.com Groupie
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 11:05 am Forum Host
You're one hungry girl 
My first glance went to Oma's cream of wheat pudding (because of Oma, of course, not the pudding!). I like your choices 
(Except for the sauce Hollandaise which I'd only eat when desperately starving or something. But I guess I'm the only German who thinks that way )
Have fun and enjoy - you'll not starve, I can assure you!
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 11:06 am Forum Host
Lot's of hungry girls who know what's good
Charlotte J
Tue May 01, 2012 11:08 am Food.com Groupie
And another
Tagging
Mashed Potatoes and Carrots #126894
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 11:09 am Forum Host
I'll update you later - have to bake cookies now
Charlotte J
Tue May 01, 2012 11:14 am Food.com Groupie
Mia in Germany wrote:
Lot's of hungry girls who know what's good
I'm of German/Austrian background and remember my grandmothers cooking.
Elmotoo
Tue May 01, 2012 11:18 am Forum Host
Mia in Germany wrote:
You're one hungry girl
My first glance went to Oma's cream of wheat pudding (because of Oma, of course, not the pudding!). I like your choices
(Except for the sauce Hollandaise which I'd only eat when desperately starving or something. But I guess I'm the only German who thinks that way )
Have fun and enjoy - you'll not starve, I can assure you!
you don't like Hollandaise?? I will drink your share. The simple meal i had in Holland? Belgium? Both? consisting of the white asparagus, boiled potatoes & ham with hollandaise to go with it all was a fave & I make it at home occasionally, YUM! I was in a Jean Georges restaurant & had a t-loin w/bearnaise....i asked for a gravy boat of sauce & they brought me one! Heaven!! (and I wonder why I'm not skinny)
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 1:12 pm Forum Host
Charlotte J wrote:
Mia in Germany wrote:
Lot's of hungry girls who know what's good
I'm of German/Austrian background and remember my grandmothers cooking.
I know what you mean! Speaking about comfort food ...
My dad was Romanian, and I love making and eating Romanian stuff he used to make because it's simply comforting. And yummy, of course
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 1:22 pm Forum Host
Elmotoo wrote:
Mia in Germany wrote:
You're one hungry girl
My first glance went to Oma's cream of wheat pudding (because of Oma, of course, not the pudding!). I like your choices
(Except for the sauce Hollandaise which I'd only eat when desperately starving or something. But I guess I'm the only German who thinks that way )
Have fun and enjoy - you'll not starve, I can assure you!
you don't like Hollandaise?? I will drink your share. The simple meal i had in Holland? Belgium? Both? consisting of the white asparagus, boiled potatoes & ham with hollandaise to go with it all was a fave & I make it at home occasionally, YUM! I was in a Jean Georges restaurant & had a t-loin w/bearnaise....i asked for a gravy boat of sauce & they brought me one! Heaven!! (and I wonder why I'm not skinny)
A votre sante - enjoy your Hollandaise
What you describe is what you always get when you want to eat asparagus in a restaurant in Germany. I grew up eating them with either molten butter or vinaigrette, and when I had Hollandaise for the first time, it made me terribly sick, so that was the end of our relationship
In the region where I grew up (Baden), they have another traditional way to eat asparagus which is called "asparagus with kratzete". "Kratzete" is a fluffy pancake which is torn after firming up in the skillet, like Kaiserschmarrn. The pancake scraps and the asparagus are served with Hollandaise, of course
Looks like this:
Elmotoo
Tue May 01, 2012 2:47 pm Forum Host
Mia in Germany wrote:
Elmotoo wrote:
Mia in Germany wrote:
You're one hungry girl
My first glance went to Oma's cream of wheat pudding (because of Oma, of course, not the pudding!). I like your choices
(Except for the sauce Hollandaise which I'd only eat when desperately starving or something. But I guess I'm the only German who thinks that way )
Have fun and enjoy - you'll not starve, I can assure you!
you don't like Hollandaise?? I will drink your share. The simple meal i had in Holland? Belgium? Both? consisting of the white asparagus, boiled potatoes & ham with hollandaise to go with it all was a fave & I make it at home occasionally, YUM! I was in a Jean Georges restaurant & had a t-loin w/bearnaise....i asked for a gravy boat of sauce & they brought me one! Heaven!! (and I wonder why I'm not skinny)
A votre sante - enjoy your Hollandaise
What you describe is what you always get when you want to eat asparagus in a restaurant in Germany. I grew up eating them with either molten butter or vinaigrette, and when I had Hollandaise for the first time, it made me terribly sick, so that was the end of our relationship
In the region where I grew up (Baden), they have another traditional way to eat asparagus which is called "asparagus with kratzete". "Kratzete" is a fluffy pancake which is torn after firming up in the skillet, like Kaiserschmarrn. The pancake scraps and the asparagus are served with Hollandaise, of course
Looks like this:
ooh i'll be right over! in my deams anyway. sigh.
Mia in Germany
Tue May 01, 2012 4:05 pm Forum Host
I can post that recipe, if you wish.
Going to bed now - good night!
Elmotoo
Tue May 01, 2012 5:00 pm Forum Host
Mia in Germany wrote:
I can post that recipe, if you wish.
Going to bed now - good night!
ooh goody! sweet dreams!
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