52 meals- Bratwurst and fried potatoes

This is the most  common meal here in Germany, so we thought we'd try it.  We're way behind on our 52 weeks- so we need to catch up!  We didn't make the Brats from scratch, we bought them uncooked from a meatshop and just had to fry them.  But we did fry the potatoes.  The potatoes are much more yellow here than the ones we have at home.  They also taste like they have butter already on them even when they're just boiled.  We ate them with curry ketchup, which is the most popular kind of ketchup here.

The kitchen sink here is quite small and they don't have disposals here so we have to be careful to clean out the sink before turning the water on.  We're not used to that.  And it's pretty tricky to do dishes- like pots and pans in this sink.

Nearly empty plate from our little cousin.  Everyone loved these.

Comments

[DnSmum]

I like bratwurst too. We have a good meat market here in our town. I am not so crazy about potatoes though. My little sister loves anything buttery so she would probably love the potatoes!

Just last week I tried couscous. It was like rice but it didn't taste very good. To me it was kind of bitter. I also tried mint tea and it was delicious! It tasted like mint that was warmed up and liquid.

We also went out for sushi (my favorite food!); it was out of this world! Mmmm. For dessert we tried green tea pudding; we've never done that before. It was good. We tried green tea ice cream at home before but it was really gross so I thought the pudding would be gross too. I was surprised it was so good.

I enjoy reading about your trip. Thank you for sharing.

Dresden

[Chantelle & Nakia]

Sushi is our favorite food too! We even had it here in Germany the other night but it tasted like American sushi and not quite like Japanese sushi- which is so good!

My little sister loves couscous because she likes all pasta- even though she usually calls it rice. I like the kind out of the box from whole foods with the seasoning in it- they don't have those in Germany though.

I love green tea ice-cream! I really like things bitter though, but my sister does not. We've never tried the pudding. At least in the US they don't put red beans in their green tea ice-cream, because I do not like those.

Thanks for writing!

[RamonGustav]

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