Basically, I'll still go where the stomach leads me (and probably protagonists of my novel series universe), but I'll also – as the description indicates – throw in German (Alpine) Yums my (grand)parents used to cook when I was a kid.
Those look so delicious!!! I think the "sun" pattern looks beautiful on the plate. Grab one and dip, I say! Thank you for sharing the recipe. I love lentils. Thanks for tagging me!
I don't wanna brag, but it also tasted delicious, darn delicious even.
My friends thought the same, even asked if I got the pretzel half-prized at the bakery as while making it something didn't go round (it looks yummy but not as perfect as one made by a professional baker). And they're German, means they don't dish out such easily.... which was the BIGGEST compliment.
They also only believed me that i made it after I showed them photos of my kitchen while making it.
That is a labor of love! You go girl. It sounds delicious. Pretzels that are stuffed with all the good stuff and iced at the end. Or rather, icing added at the end. It sure makes quite a bit of dessert.
I would have tried it in my younger days while kids and family gathered for the holidays.
Waffles are SO versatile... they don't need to be sugar bombs, that's the great thing about them. And they're so easily made!
But, please, don't substitute quark, cheese, and other dairy. The natural product is the best. Full-fat satesquickly and efficiently. NO munchies, no hangry. Try to get fresh cheese, too, sliced and wrapped by a real person who (ideally) made it, or works at someone who knows. If it's at Everman's, go there. (Remember my "difficulty" with North American bread? The same applies to dairy.)
And absolutely never opt for light / fat-reduced products as the food industry substitutes the removed fat with sugar.
VERY inconvenient truths, I know, BUT vital for your health.
I've been on a Belgian waffle kick. So, I'm definitely adding this to my list. I need to pick up the cheeses. I'll have to get a quark cheese substitute. I may be able to get it at Everman's, but don't want to drive across town 🤣
What? The remaining lentils from had to go somewhere.
In case you're wondering about the title of the recipe: I've "borrowed" it from my first word search, . Linsengericht is a town in Hessia, in the Mid-South of Germany.
But seriously now: as I seem not to be in the mood to stand in the kitchen for hours at the moment, but also don't want to bore you all and keep it healthy, lentils are just the thing. (And the acoustic side effects has dwin... [Read more]
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