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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Veal with Asparagus


Healthy and delicious, omitting potatoes or any carbo.
Slices of veal, quick panfried with olive oil but I didn't sacrifice on sauce - it was red wine and butter.  









Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Lost In Translation

Unique lunacy of a foreign language Someone asked me to help to translate a restaurant menu and she claim to have good knowledge of english as she has worked in a hotel reception few years ago. Here are some samples of the original translation.



German :Tageskarte ........... Translation: Daily map

Lumberjack Steak
German : Schweinerückensteak mit Schmelzzwiebel und Röstkartoffel ............Pig back steak with fusion bulb and roasting potato

German: Züricher Geschnelzeltes von Truthahnbrust auf feinen Champignon a la crema und hausgemachten Spätzle.
......Inhabitant of Zurich Geschnetzeltes of the turkey on fine mushrooms à la crème
and house-made schwabian noodles

Do I really need to translate ? :-)





Sunday, February 12, 2012

Filled Tomatoes

When I have lots of tomatoes, some old breads or cooked potatoes, here is what I usually do.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Salmon (Lachs) Tartar

I know I've been neglecting my blog lately.  Too busy with not too popular household demands like cleaning .......don't want to sound like a broken record. There are some positive changes in 2012 so it is a good start in this Dragon Year  I have taken on a new challenge and will stay busy - as always.  
   
First post for 2012 is fish. Not 'yee sang' like the chinese to herald in the new year but a european version of 'yee sang'  -  Lachs (salmon) tartar on red beets and potato salad accompanied by chard and brussel sprouts which were pan fried in olive oil.  A sort of mediteranean 'diet' .  Super healthy dish .



Sunday, December 11, 2011

Halle (a little Christmas Market)

Son of Halle - Handel..... 'Michael Jackson' of  the 1700  :-)
After Leipzig, we made a short drive to Halle.  The Christmas Market is small and not different from Leipzig. Lots of grill - sausages and game.