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German Food

Discussion in 'Ogres Breakfast' started by ogreman, Sep 12, 2011.

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  1. Lions

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    Butter? Never heard of that haha.
     
    Lions, Sep 21, 2011
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    I went to a German restaurant yesterday. I had these yummy sausages that i forgot the name of.
     
    Rageaholic, Sep 22, 2011
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    Okay this is so weird.. I've had all this German food but I've never even seen a German restaurant in my life lol. I mean there are some places around here that have PA Dutch foods like french fries and beef gravy and common stuff like that but I don't think I've ever seen a food exclusively with German food haha. What are these places called?
     
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    Most German Food I have had, I have cooked myself either from memory of my mom cooking them for me(though we arent German) or from recipes.

    We do have a local authentic German Restaurant near where I live called Edelweiss, I have only ate there once. It wasnt bad.

    Edelweiss Restaurant

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    The town that I will be going to near Austin has 4 to 5 German restaurants:).
     
    ogreman, Sep 24, 2011
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    Thanks for the suggestions. I will be trying out the German Food this weekend:).
     
    ogreman, Oct 6, 2011
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    Ok, I tried some WeinerSchitznel and Saurkraut. The Saurkraut was not for an Ogre :). The rest was very good.
     
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    Haha Weinerschitznel is good.. and fun to say. The restaurant I work at makes it sometimes for specials.
     
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    aww, gentlemen, PLEASE!?!
    Concerning "german" Food: That's very difficult to define!
    Schnitzel and Sauerkraut for instance originate from southern germany. Unfortunately, these dishes do NOT even represent a 20th part of all the german food I know.
    I beg to consider the large diffirence between northern german food (mainly fish, vegetables,...) and southern german food(more meat than northern...) whereby there also diffirence between Baden-Würrtembergand Bayern (=Bavaria). ...
    If You want to know more...feel free to ask me, I should know best.

    waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH D: "This Video Is Not available In your Country" WHY?
     
    Ttihm3993, Oct 13, 2011
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    exactly how German is northern German food? bare in mind I'm Frisian ;)
     
    shugo, Oct 14, 2011
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    oh well, ... one cannot define food as "german", as I said.
    I'm from Baden-Würrtemberg, so my knowledge about "northern" food may lack in correctness.

    [​IMG]
    Just in case someone was wondering...
     
    Ttihm3993, Oct 14, 2011
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    Why did I assume WeinerSchitznel was a sausage:)? That surprised me.
     
    ogreman, Oct 16, 2011
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    ??For Real??
    anyways; Although Wiener Schnitzel is very popular in Germany, it's Still an austrian food...
     
    Ttihm3993, Oct 17, 2011
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