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liuzhou

liuzhou

Still on the road to poached egg perfection, two duck eggs on some German bread I was given. I don't really like German bread, but waste not... Irish butter.

 

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Bread was Vierkornbrot (4-grain bread - Rye 55%,  Wheat 5%, oats 5% and barley 5%). Although etymolologically related, 'korn' does not mean the dreaded cØrn, but 'grain'.

liuzhou

liuzhou

Still on the road to poached egg perfection, two duck eggs on some German bread I was given. I don't really like German bread, but waste not...

 

egg1.thumb.jpg.6e6f314efafc749b9870e4ac6a737ea2.jpg

 

egg2.thumb.jpg.756a298d7894f4e90aa717a9cf8d7760.jpg

 

Bread was Vierkornbrot (4-grain bread - Rye 55%,  Wheat 5%, oats 5% and barley 5%). Although etymolologically related, 'korn' does not mean the dreaded cØrn, but 'grain'.

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