No way !
Thats like Cevapcici, this started to be a national swiss dish around 1975!
I've had cevapcici before that in a Yugoslavian restaurant in Germany.
Today I prepared a national Russian dish, spaghetti bolognese. I opened a bottle of dry white Georgian wine Tsinandali. Oh, good at heart. But this Tsinandali is very similar to dry Riesling, although Riesling is my favorite variety in the summer. So that everything is wonderful, and I wish everyone. Kakhuri - ჩვენი ღვინო
I opened a bottle of dry white Georgian wine Tsinandali. Oh, good at heart. But this Tsinandali is very similar to dry Riesling, although Riesling is my favorite variety in the summer. So that everything is wonderful, and I wish everyone. Kakhuri - ჩვენი ღვინო
Total lack of inspiration today so I simply throw some hot sausages in the pan with halved tomatoes and two eggs (sunny side up) with a light beer (and some Swedish vodka - there's a company making simple vodka, rum and gin in our town!!!).
The national dish of Sweden is the Friday taco with either bananas or pineapple.
The national dish of Sweden is the Friday taco with either bananas or pineapple.
Magnus, today is only Wednesday. This is our next new national holiday today. Vodka and beer are probably now produced in every city. Recently I was treated to this vodka from our city. She is definitely premium. Водка <<Эрех Премиум Gold>>
Throw away the sausage, tomatoes and eggs, the residual things will be fineTotal lack of inspiration today so I simply throw some hot sausages in the pan with halved tomatoes and two eggs (sunny side up) with a light beer (and some Swedish vodka - there's a company making simple vodka, rum and gin in our town!!!).
The national dish of Sweden is the Friday taco with either bananas or pineapple.
For me greek yogurt and liquid wood honey is ultimate sunday breakfast, sometimes i add crunched whale nuts to get it crispy
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A dyslectic ocean-living mammal ...
With fat fingers
...I hate it when I step on my own punch line with a typo.
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walnut: Old English walhnutu "nut of the walnut tree," literally "foreign nut," from wealh "foreign" (see Welsh) + hnutu (see nut). Compare Old Norse valhnot, Middle Low German walnut, Middle Dutch walnote, Dutch walnoot, German Walnuss. So called because it was introduced from Gaul and Italy, distinguishing it from the native hazel nut. Compare the Late Latin name for it, nux Gallica, literally "Gaulish nut."
No cetaceans involved.
No cetaceans involved.
I can send you a old discontinued 20 SEK Swedish banknote in an email ...Ok guys, Bingo for you, someone likes to get an *h* for free ?
Somehow i feel myself a little bit nuts...
... Having blackberry mousse right now. Nothing fancy: blackberries, sugar, gelatine and whipped cream. (FINALLY).
Suddenly it has become important where you puit your fat finghers ....