What's your favourite European food ?

[Gil]

hmmm....tasty....

[Alkman]

Originally Posted by Feldherr

My loved greek drink is Frappe "glicko gala".......other so similarly

Lol,drinking your Frappe coffee while playing backgammon for hours,many generations of Greeks grew like this,lazyness is part of our tradition.

It's Greek (and many possible variants of it,from our Balkan neighbours) and Italian food for me.

Drinks are a different story,Sangria would take my vote.
Unfortunatelly,drinking the whole bottle,can bring you to a temporary but shameful state of hallucination

[Gil]

Ah Sangria! True sangria isn't the one you drink bottled, at least I make one which has some fans:

1lt of red wine
Orange juice
half glass of Moscatel
half glass of aguardente
half a bottle of 7up
two sliced apples

add sugar and stir.

[Rusalka]

What sort of red wine do you use, Manji? They make a rather okay Sangria over here in one of the places I go to but it tastes a little too bitter for my taste. I like it sweeter.

[Exeter]

Spanish and Greek.

Other: steak and kidney pie, stilton cheese. English ales.

I like some Irish food too. Irish lamb dishes are filling.

There's also a nice Scottish dish with salmon in whisky. It should be smoked.

Danish Smørreøbrød. Dutch broodjes (sandwiches).

[Theobald]

Originally Posted by Manji

Ah Sangria! True sangria isn't the one you drink bottled, at least I make one which has some fans:

1lt of red wine
Orange juice
half glass of Moscatel
half glass of aguardente
half a bottle of 7up
two sliced apples

add sugar and stir.

Thanks Manji, I'm going to have some nice parties with your recipe.

[Gil]

Rusalka: any red wine, no point in using a expensive one.
Note that this recipe is for making around 2 lt of sangria and that the half-bottle of 7up is half a 1lt bottle...also, sugar should be brown and added alot since it will turn the sangria sweet

[Deutschritter]

I Like German Food - my favourite is "Schnitzel" and Chicken!

But my favourite Drink is Vodka-Redbull

Greetings
Deutschritter

[Menydh]

Looks to me like meat cooked in bread-crumbs.

[Reltih]

German food !?
Wasn't that some sort of medieval torture?

[Kräuterhexe]

Looks to me like meat cooked in bread-crumbs.

Yeah, its named Paniertes Schnizel.

asn't that some sort of medieval torture?

hmm , "s garnitura"

[Rusalka]

Originally Posted by Manji

Rusalka: any red wine, no point in using a expensive one.
Note that this recipe is for making around 2 lt of sangria and that the half-bottle of 7up is half a 1lt bottle...also, sugar should be brown and added alot since it will turn the sangria sweet

You're the man, Manji! Recipe added to my little black book. Thanks.

[Theobald]

Originally Posted by Deutschritter

But my favourite Drink is Vodka-Redbull

Hey, RedBull is prohibited here.
Fortunately Germany and Switzerland are very near

[Rusalka]

Originally Posted by Der Elsasser

Hey, RedBull is prohibited here.

Really? Well, you're not really supposed to drink Redbull with vodka, actually and Redbull itself is not exactly very healthy, but I don't know many people who care.

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Manji

Ah Sangria! True sangria isn't the one you drink bottled, at least I make one which has some fans:

1lt of red wine
Orange juice
half glass of Moscatel
half glass of aguardente
half a bottle of 7up
two sliced apples

add sugar and stir.

Also a couple cinnamon sticks, and two sliced peaches.


Edit: the apples and the peaches should be cut in chunks, not slices.

[anaktas]

Originally Posted by Alkman

Lol,drinking your Frappe coffee while playing backgammon for hours,many generations of Greeks grew like this,lazyness is part of our tradition.

Speak only for yourself, loser!

Originally Posted by etoile noir

excuse the ignorance, but arent those stuffed vine leaves [sorry but i dont know the proper term] vegetarian? i know they can probably be stuffed with all sorts of meat, however at greek restaurants that i've been to they're usually stuffed with rice. taste nice too.

They are called "dolmadakia". I hate them.