Steak Tartare

[+ Avalon]

You think? Several years ago, I took an intensive German course of several weeks in Germany. One of our activities was a potluck dinner where we brought a dish that was characteristic of the country we were from. I was the only American in the class and I wracked my brain to come up with something that conveyed "mom and apple pie" that wasn't ordinary. I finally decided on scalloped potatoes with ham." Everybody liked it.

 

My grandmother once told me the thing to bring to a potluck are deviled eggs. Easy to make and everyone likes them.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deviled_egg

[Rudynate]

My grandmother once told me the thing to bring to a potluck are deviled eggs. Easy to make and everyone likes them.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deviled_egg

 

I love deviled eggs. I make them for picnics, parties, starter at dinner parties. Grandma's right. You can't go wrong with them

[Rudynate]

Didn't you realize you had answered your own question? You could have brought an apple pie![/QUOTe]

 

 

True enough.

[+ Avalon]

I love deviled eggs. I make them for picnics, parties, starter at dinner parties. Grandma's right. You can't go wrong with them

 

Instead of mixing the yoke with mustard and mayonnaise I now use

 

https://maries.com/products/honey-mustard/

[mike carey]

t is more common to find people eating the Italian Eritrean cuisine in the capital, Asmara. Asmara has been regarded as "New Rome" or "Italy's African City"

A comment without reading the Wiki entry, Eritrea was an Italian colony for quite a while, whereas the occupation of Ethiopia was relatively brief. Asmara is noted for the substantial amount of art deco architecture there. The two countries were united after the Italians left but that suppressed their separate identities, so their separation was not really a surprise.

[mike carey]

A1 sauce on wagyu beef? Sacrilege!

I won't ask what you think of the wagyu burger that McDonalds had here a couple of months back. (It was good.)