Tübingen
South Africa Program 2011
Cooking
Kässpätzle
Wow my second day in Germany and I was cooking up a storm. A schwabian
dish where the basic components are eggs, flour cheese, and caramelized
or roasted onions. It was delicious.
I have done some research and a part i found most interesting was
"Schwabian girls were not considered ready for marriage until they
had mastered the art of Spätzle making." ummmm. its a good thing
that i have already mastered that, it was perfect and we had many
smiles and joy after eating this tantalising German speciality!
it was a are true comfort food, flavorful and simple to prepare
and that is just what we needed to start our 4 weeks in Germany
as well as having a wonderful bubbly hosts Babara Owen and her extraordinary
amazing team Felina and Tom who were of great help and welcoming
to all of us and i would like to extend my gratitude towards them
and the sponsors who made it possible that we are here .I have really
learned alot and grew personally with this programme within this
week. it taught me about all aspects of life and made me realise
that theres more out there that i would like to see and experience.
it is most certainly a worthwhile, memorable experience i will always
treasure and never forget.
I really enjoy cooking and i love to cook for people but what was
more fun about cooking this dish is that we all cooked together.
I would love to try making Spätzle again back home to my fellow
south Africans so that they could have a little taste of the wonders
that i experienced in Germany. However just to warn you, it is very
tiring, my forearms were aching all evening after I made this. it
was a real forearm workout but was up for the challenge and enthusiastic
about learning it so that i could add a new recipe to my collection!
by Daphanie Naicker








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