What did you cook or eat today: July 2025
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Wodans sausage ( That’s really the name 
) . Did taste really good!
And Hungarian sweet Cinnamon chimney bread
) . Did taste really good!And Hungarian sweet Cinnamon chimney bread
badjak
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That looks like a Danish pølser
Looks good
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They were from Germany they said, but all of West & Northern Europe has these kind of sausagesThat looks like a Danish pølser
Looks good
The last time we were in Munich, MrsT had one of those (similar, anyway) at the big Christmas market downtown…of all the pics she posted (she posts a lot of pics to her business page when she’s traveling), that one was the most popular.
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From yesterday so still July.
Our meal with fancy napkins
We shared cornish brie croquettes
For the main, TVC had pan seared seabass and I had the venison stroganoff, we finished by sharing a cheeseboard (some of the cheese is in our fridge because there was too much)
Our meal with fancy napkins
We shared cornish brie croquettes
For the main, TVC had pan seared seabass and I had the venison stroganoff, we finished by sharing a cheeseboard (some of the cheese is in our fridge because there was too much)