that was re Simon Ann
Used to pick wild asparagus in Portugal, lovely with scrambled egg
The Spargeleis doesnt really taste of much, sweet cream of asparagus soup frozen and churned if you can imagine it, it is a gimmick really.
I love both the green and the white asparagus and make a pig of myself every Easter(ish). I like it cold with vinaigrette but prefer it hot with hollandaise which is how we tend to eat it at home, my children love it and it is so easy to do.
I like a Pils but with meals we stick to delicious local light dry white wine like Grauburgunder or roter Gutedel which I love. Roter Gutedel is chasselas which is mainly a table grape in France but in the right hands in Germany makes an excellent white wine.
Well, it would have been spaghetti bolognaise but I only had conchiglie to hand, the sauce wasnāt terribly authentic either so, errrā¦ conchiglie with a minced beef and tomato sauce.
It tasted pretty good so Iām not too worried about etymologies.
Sounds gorgeous Veroā¦! Many many moons ago we were in Darmstadt staying with a tattooist friendā¦I was going through a strict vegetarian phase at the time and was really unsure of what to order when we went out to eatā¦I had boiled egg and spinach one timeā¦and another time on trying to order a vegetarian dish I ended up with a spaghetti bolognese which the waiter assured me only contained āa little meatāā¦lolā¦wish Iād have known the German for asparagus back thenā¦x
Iām afraid I have a guilty secret! I adore a McDo breakfast. They are very hard to find in France and always with a very limited choice. Our local McDo serves breakfast in the summer for the tourists and Iāve had one each year these last 3 summers. When Iām in the UK itās one of the meals I insist on having
Double sausage and egg mcmuffin , but the fried potato thing is disgusting. I have one a year.
McDo - my guilty pleasure - well one of them anywayā¦
I love the hash browns. Also like to have a bacon & egg mcmuffin and a sausage & egg mcmuffin. Used to have this every Sunday morning when I lived in the UK. It meant I didnāt need to eat till the evening. The rest of the week it was cardboard cereal for breakfast!!!
Ratatouille, Sausage and rice
Weāre down in the south west so stopped off at the fishmonger in Collioure which was hugely exciting for us mountain dwellers, we were gawping and squeaking with pleasure. So superbly fresh fish tonight and anchovies with the apĆ©ro.
Love anchovies Chips with the fish?
Jacket spuds with salted butter and grated mature cheddarā¦on a bed of rocketā¦x
I had a browse through the grasspunk website and noticed they do chicken carcass for raw fed dogsā¦if I was closer I would be calling in weeklyā¦x
I get the chicken carcasses for us, they have so much meat left on them!
We overdid the aperitifs with a local farmer and his wife so too woozy to cook and will settle for six hardboiled eggs and a sliced tomato. I have bit of Lidl pĆ¢te en croĆ»te left over, which is quite delicious if otherwise naff, and I shall retire satisfait.
'Twas, Endives Jambon, with a fresh Baguette
Oh, and Saint- Chinian
We are having babouti for lunch today.
I keep it simple, no jam or almonds, just a wonderful curried beef with bread and fried onions in a custard and then baked in the oven.