German Restaurant experience

[Fandango 1,439]

Is Weinershnitzel that place in the mall? It always smells like sh!t.

[tweety 1]

I cook some German dishes once in a while so no need for us to go and try our luck at a German restaurant.

Of course Jaegerschnitzel is always on top of my hubby's wish list.

I'm not a big fan of most Bavarian dishes ("Schweinshaxe" are nasty and Sauerkraut no comment.... and unfortunately that's what most Americans associate with "real" German food), The things I really miss (because I can't find or make them myself here) I wouldn't expect any restaurant in the US to have anyway - like "Flammkuchen", Weisswuerste mit Radi und Brezen, etc.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I cook some German dishes once in a while so no need for us to go and try our luck at a German restaurant.

Of course Jaegerschnitzel is always on top of my hubby's wish list.

I'm not a big fan of most Bavarian dishes ("Schweinshaxe" are nasty and Sauerkraut no comment.... and unfortunately that's what most Americans associate with "real" German food), The things I really miss (because I can't find or make them myself here) I wouldn't expect any restaurant in the US to have anyway - like "Flammkuchen", Weisswuerste mit Radi und Brezen, etc.

They actually have Weisswurst in this particular place. Whether those are any good I don't know. Couldn't judge that either as I never had any in Germany. They just don't come across as very appealing seeing that they are so damn pale. Schweinshaxe, on the other hand, or better yet a good Eisbein - there's something I truly miss. Same goes for a good Kasselerbraten. Sauerkraut is something I have quite regularly. It's tasty and healthy. Nani likes Sauerkraut. Even my little baby likes brats and sauerkraut. She had it the first time when she was like 10 months old and she loved it at first bite. Made me so proud. She's my blood.

[jundp 191]

I cook some German dishes once in a while so no need for us to go and try our luck at a German restaurant.

Of course Jaegerschnitzel is always on top of my hubby's wish list.

I'm not a big fan of most Bavarian dishes ("Schweinshaxe" are nasty and Sauerkraut no comment.... and unfortunately that's what most Americans associate with "real" German food), The things I really miss (because I can't find or make them myself here) I wouldn't expect any restaurant in the US to have anyway - like "Flammkuchen", Weisswuerste mit Radi und Brezen, etc.

I'm trying to learn some German side dishes. P makes the schnitzel (and does an excellent job, I might add) and he taught me how to make Spaetzle, but it didn't turn out right. His mom will teach me damfnudeln this Christmas, because the package stuff we tried was NASTY.

There's a small German deli here that is run by a German couple. They don't offer full service, but they have wonderful sausage and bread.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

I tried. Actually, I have a nephew who is half German, living in Germany with his mother, but that's extend of my German knowledge.

[yogib37 3]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

Maybe you can help me, My father's best friend is a war bride from Germany. Actuly from Berlin. She made one thanksgiving since my father and her husband does not like Turkey she made a German meal. It was meat rolls with pickels in it. It was so good.. what is that called in German? The receipe that she prepared called

Yogi

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

Maybe you can help me, My father's best friend is a war bride from Germany. Actuly from Berlin. She made one thanksgiving since my father and her husband does not like Turkey she made a German meal. It was meat rolls with pickels in it. It was so good.. what is that called in German? The receipe that she prepared called

Yogi

Rinderrouladen like shown below? Thin beef rolled up with pickles, onion, mustard and bacon.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

Maybe you can help me, My father's best friend is a war bride from Germany. Actuly from Berlin. She made one thanksgiving since my father and her husband does not like Turkey she made a German meal. It was meat rolls with pickels in it. It was so good.. what is that called in German? The receipe that she prepared called

Yogi

Rinderrouladen like shown below? Thin beef rolled up with pickles, onion, mustard and bacon.

Mmmm...that sure looks more appetizing than a phoney German chili dog.

[Fandango 1,439]

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Is Weinershnitzel that place in the mall? It always smells like sh!t.

That's the smell of the chili...two sides of the same coin when you thing about it.

[yogib37 3]

The last time I had German cuisine was a chili dog at Wienerschnitzel...it was tasty.

A chili dog? Nobody eats chili dogs in Germany.

Wha??? Dammit...I even replied to the girl at the counter with, "Vielen Dank, dass Sie Frau, meine Wurst ist größer als diese."

You got scammed. Go back and ask for a refund.

Oh, and if you tried to say what I think you tried to say, it didn't come out right. Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.

Maybe you can help me, My father's best friend is a war bride from Germany. Actuly from Berlin. She made one thanksgiving since my father and her husband does not like Turkey she made a German meal. It was meat rolls with pickels in it. It was so good.. what is that called in German? The receipe that she prepared called

Yogi

Rinderrouladen like shown below? Thin beef rolled up with pickles, onion, mustard and bacon.

Awsome... yes that sounds right. It was so good.. I wish I could have that again.

as a matter of fact, I do belive it did have everything that you mention inside it.. .

[almaty 19]

Koenig Ludwig Hefeweizen - a fine selection

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Koenig Ludwig Hefeweizen - a fine selection

I've only tried Paulaner's Hefe...which was excellent.