4/27/2017 Joy to introduce native specialtiesClass with four wonderful Israeli women, who were so curious about the produce and the misconception about 'German' food. I got to introduce them to 'Bärlauch', = wild garlic leaves, which we turned into a delicious wild pesto, using the momentum for the last week it's around. White asparagus greeted us here and there, but I held study telling them the season has not really yet begun. But then I'm thinking: a season begins when a produce is harvested from the fields, no? And I think this first asparagus is from the fields. So, next time, it will be official for sure. I had the opportunity to purchase a piece of a free range, organic farm raised pig the night before the class. It was a pleasing experience to cook pork, which I rarely eat, knowing that it came from this amazing farm near Berlin. ![]() We did create a purple colored carrot soup - all from scratch and based on a vegetable stock. We had red carrots and they turned our soup into this outrageous color. Comments are closed.
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