Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Autumnal Surf'n'Turf
I suppose, the only thing you reliably can buy cheaper in Switzerland than in Germany are dried morels. So whenever I happen to stay in Switzerland I pass by Migros and grab a few 20g envelopes of these wonderful mushrooms. Yummmm!
Inspired by Sylvias Pasta from sea and forest I decided to combine the following:
a butternut squash + vegetable stock + morels + crabs = delicious surf and turf lunch!
To even increase the pleasure you may pimp the soup with a shot of white wine and with the strained soaking water of the morels . The crabs and the morels should be braised in olive oil, garlic and coarse salt before being placed on the soup. Salt, pepper and hot pepper flakes to taste.
Labels:
autumn,
butternut squash,
forest,
morels,
recipe,
sea,
surf and turf
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Is Dresden the new Scotland?
Right now, I feel like in Scotland. Pouring rain, the forest has never been this green, some cows escaped from the field and greeted us blocking the road (just sub sheep for cow and you get the true scottish highland feel).
Someone else must have thought so too:
Georg Schenk, the owner of Augustus Rex Distillery is already internationally known for his selection of noble spirits. He stuck to the old German varieties until this year he set foot on new ground! Well to be very literal he is still up in Dresden MAKING HIS OWN SINGLE MALT WHISKY.
High quality is Mr. Schenk's pride: the water comes from the Erzgebirgian mountains and the whisky is set to age in wooden Saxonian wine barrels. Three more years and the first Augustus Rex Single Malt is waiting for you to taste it.
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