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You don’t need to be in Munich and doesn’t have to be October to enjoy a fest style crispy skin roast chicken.
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I know, the title is a mouthful and so is this dish – a delicious mouth full I might add. And as usual, super simple! This one is for you skin lovers! Ingredients fresh whole chicken (1.5 -2 kg) 100g of soft butter 1/4 cup of brown sugar 1 large onion salt and pepper to… read more »
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Zutate für 4 Personen 2 kleine Hähnchen 2 Zwiebeln 150 g Oliven (grün mit Kern) 1 Zitrone 1/2 Bund Koreander Olivenöl 1 Messerspitze Kreuzkümmel 2 Messerspitzen Safran 1 Messerspitze Paprika (scharf) 1 Messerspitze Curry 1 EL Honig Hähnchen waschen, putzen, trocken tupfen. Zwiebeln schälen und in Ringe schneiden. Kräuter hacken. Zitrone waschen und in Scheiben… read more »
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My first encounter with guava was in the shape of a South African dried fruit leather, my friend Erna shared with me. It’s so good. Then I fell for guava juice and when I found guava paste in the “Hispanic” section of the commissary, I had to try it. I was able to find it… read more »
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It doesn’t get more manly than that. Get your grunt on, because we are going into the man cave! Ingredients 2 nicely marbled steaks 3 small onion, sliced mustard 1 bottle of beer 1. Spread some of the onion rings in the dish you will use for marinating your steak. 2. Spread mustard onto both… read more »
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You might have heard of Hasselback potatoes, which are just fancy sliced backed potatoes brought to us by a Swedish restaurant in the 1700. When my husband asked the other night “What’s for dinner?” I told him “Hasselback potatoes”. The only Hassel he knows – is the Hoff. “Hasselhoff potatoes?!” he asked. And what can… read more »
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Quick, easy, healthy and mui bueno – you cannot beat that combo. Mike and I grew some basil from seeds in our first apartment in Sunnyvale, CA. It was the biggest, juiciest basil explosion we had ever seen. We’ve been trying to recreate it ever since – without success. When we had a ton of… read more »
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Have you seen the style of facebook groups? You can now add a 200×800 px banner that reflects your group. Here is the one I made for our German Spouses in the US Military Group. And here is a similar one for your timeline. Enjoy. If you are a German Spouse of a Military service… read more »

I’m a sleep deprived mom of 2 little girls. I start my day with coffee, lots of it, freshly brewed in a French press. Then it has to be poured into large travel coffee mug. Large because I need lot’s of coffee. And travel mug, because before I get to finish this cup it will… read more »

Homemade funfetti scones with colorful sprinkles recipe.
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