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Still entertaining the in-laws with traditional German food …
Today was an easy sell - who doesn’t like Himmel un Ääd ? Freshly smoked blood sausage, Weißwurst (yes, traditionally Leberwurst, but this is my house), hearty potato purée and sweet apple sauce. Plenty of fried onions and some mustards … heaven indeed.
They enjoyed, I enjoyed, little one asked for seconds … all good.
And of course served with a cold Kölsch !
Still entertaining the in-laws with traditional German food …
Today was an easy sell - who doesn’t like Himmel un Ääd ? Freshly smoked blood sausage, Weißwurst (yes, traditionally Leberwurst, but this is my house), hearty potato purée and sweet apple sauce. Plenty of fried onions and some mustards … heaven indeed.
They enjoyed, I enjoyed, little one asked for second … all good.
And of course served with a cold Kölsch !
Still entertaining the in-laws with traditional German food …
Tosay was an easy sell - who doesn’t like Himmel un Ääd ? Freshly smoked blood sausage, Weißwurst (yes, traditionally Leberwurst, but this is my house), hearty potato purée and sweet apple sauce. Plenty of fried onions and some mustards … heaven indeed.
They enjoyed, I enjoyed, little one asked for second … all good.
And of course served with a cold Kölsch !
Still entertaining the in-laws with traditional German food …
Tosay was an easy sell - who doesn’t like Himmel un Ääd ? Freshly smoked blood sausage, Weißwurst (yes, traditionally Leberwurst, but this is my house), hearty potato purée and sweet apple sauce. Plenty of fried onions and some mustards … heaven indeed.
They enjoyed, I enjoyed, little one asked for second … all good.
And of course served with a cold Kölsch !
Still entertaining the in-laws with traditional German food …
It was an easy sale - who doesn’t like Himmel un Ääd ? Freshly smoked blood sausage, Weißwurst (yes, traditionally Leberwurst, but this is my house), hearty potato purée and sweet apple sauce. Plenty of fried onions and some mustards … heaven indeed.
They enjoyed, I enjoyed, little one asked for second … all good.
And of course served with a cold Kölsch !
