jxe
babe en der wood
i did and it sure does imply bratkartoffeln (literally fry-potatoes) as pictured with onion chunks is german fries.
you know what the germans got right was that hot potato salad.
Rush mustard...
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you know what the germans got right was that hot potato salad.
jxe
babe en der wood
you know, there was a polish food cart in portland for a few months, with cabbage rolls, sausages, dumplings with sour cream, bacon and onions, cucumber salad, and a nice polish lady with the best accent. i was so sad when they moved away.But it specifically does mention the name change from German Fries to French Fries or just 'Fries' in the US, which was my original point, the picture notwithstanding.
I'm gonna agree with you on the salad. They got certain tubular meat things right, too.
That's such great Polish food (and other Eastern European countries have very similar foods). I grew up on stuff like that as a kid!
Detroit has a very large Polish population; there were several great Polish restaurants here, most notably Double Eagle, but I don't think it exists any more. We still have Pierogi Day (filled dumplings), which is a Detroit tradition that lots and lots of people get into, myself included.
Moondog Wily
Howlin' At The Moon!
I think you might be stepping on a land mine with that one! Looking forward to the explosion!!
DISTORT6
NJ Devil
veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
A local store is giving away a Geddy Bass.
Not sure if they include mustard.
Not sure if they include mustard.
jxe
babe en der wood
it'll be in the case with the bridge cover.
If anyone can play as well, they should enter the contest.
He's a helluva player, and I don't even like their music. So props to him.
gush
Where is that speedo pic
That's a question for Les.
gush
Where is that speedo pic
When I was in Alaska I ate a lot of fries red and white
