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This week’s recipe was a fruit soup, Fliederbeerensuppe mit “Plauener Spitze” (Elderberry soup with “Plauener lace”), from the section of the book on the German states of Sachsen and Sachsen-Anhalt. These states were part of East Germany, are located to the south and southwest of Berlin, and are home to the cities of Dresden, Leipzig, […]
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This week’s challenge was to make Grumbeersupp mit Quetschekuche, or potato soup with plum cake. Rainer says this is one of the meals he grew up with, well actually, potato soup with pancakes is how his mom made it, and plum cake was something they had for coffee & cake. Rainer says Grumbeersupp is how it’s called […]
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This week’s recipe was Sauerampfersüpple (Sorrel or Dock soup) from the Baden-Württemberg section of the book. Sorrel (Sauerampfer) is a sour plant that has both wild and cultivated varieties. The most common kind of sorrel is all green, while the plant I picked up at our local garden center, though called only “Sauerampfer” appears to […]
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This week’s challenge was an easy, low calorie soup from the Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg section of the Echte Deutsche Küche cookbook, Wurzelsuppe (Root soup). Unfortunately, in all the birthday hub bub around here, I completely forgot to buy ingredients to make it this weekend (even after meeting up with Emily on Thursday in Munich and […]
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We spent this weekend with my in-laws and I think I gained back all the weight I lost over the last 8 months. My jeans were tight when we left and I spent today going through chocolate withdrawal. In case you don’t have a German mother-in-law, visits to a GMIL could qualify as world class […]
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What have I been up to? Breastfeeding, basically! (It’s going better, just so you know, but I’ve got a hungry little barracuda on my hands).
In a little over a month, Oliver has already cried his first tears, learned to hold his head up pretty steadily (for at least a little while), raised his head and shoulders […]
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Christina Geyer has lived in Germany since May 2002. She has lived in Berlin, Rostock, Potsdam, and has now settled pretty much permanently in the Regensburg area. In addition to blogging on AmiExpat.com, she founded the parenting site Mamas Worldwide. For more, see About Christina.
