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 Posted: Tue Jun 26th, 2007 03:16 pm
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Onkel C
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Just returned from an exam which lasted from sunday to today. Exam was in the hessian town of Wetzlar, a small but pretty town with a vintage flair:


We had to examine the new funeral masters, who had, amongst other things, had to build these ones:


We made it a rite that the board of examiners "reward" ourselves with some fine foods for the duration of the exam, so the dishes following were NOT consumed only by myself:lol

The fellow members of the examiners board and me had the following:

Day 1:
Modest start in the afternoon, judging the written test, accompanied by some Apple mix and a cappuccino:



An oven-baked steak tartare with a sunny side up and panfries (very interesting dish btw, will try that out at home soon):



A mixed veggie platter (yeahm, I know):


Veal steak, topped with some bresaola:


second day started modest:


and was topped off with a real nice italian restaurant which we just discovered that night:
Insalata cappricciosa (mixed salad with hard boiled eggs, cooked ham and cheese):




and Pizza bread to go with it:


Beef carpaccio:


Grilled Dorade:


Pasta with fresh chanterelles:


Standard Pizza and calzone:



Beef fillet with several seasonal mushrooms and panfries:


Desserts were great, too:
Coppa Danmark


Panna Cotta:


and strawberries with a mascarpone creme:


Today was modest breakfast again:


Enjoy!

And tonight I'll have some Tramezzini.

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 Posted: Tue Jun 26th, 2007 09:23 pm
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You say there was an exam held somewhere in there amongst all that eating?  Looks absolutely delish - would love to see the trial and recipe for that oven-baked steak tartare... hand6.gif

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 Posted: Thu Jun 28th, 2007 07:38 am
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Looks like despite the somber surroundings you managed to squeeze in some good eating. Thanks for sharing!!

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 Posted: Thu Jun 28th, 2007 04:14 pm
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And here is the test question:

How many days can a man eat like this prior to exploding? subtlelaugh.gif

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 Posted: Fri Jun 29th, 2007 12:31 pm
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KenC wrote: And here is the test question:

How many days can a man eat like this prior to exploding? subtlelaugh.gif

I agree! I was reading this thread, and his pic's typically make me hungry. This one just made me feel full!toon1.gif

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 Posted: Fri Jun 29th, 2007 01:43 pm
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INFIDELS!

the "we" in the text (should you have read it) stands for "five hungry men and a lady", I just passed the camera around so everybody took a pic of his/her dish!!!1































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 Posted: Fri Jun 29th, 2007 02:44 pm
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with food like that ... a monte python type moment might happen

sleddog218 wrote:
KenC wrote: And here is the test question:

How many days can a man eat like this prior to exploding? subtlelaugh.gif

I agree! I was reading this thread, and his pic's typically make me hungry. This one just made me feel full!toon1.gif

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 Posted: Mon Jul 2nd, 2007 05:24 pm
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Great food Christian and Pics!cool10.gif....but that casket would make a nice watch case for me:D:D

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 Posted: Mon Jul 2nd, 2007 05:47 pm
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Great Pic's! Now I'm Hungry....:)

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