Dinner, Sunday, August 31st?

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we had some wonderful Quarkknoedel filled with plums, with poppy seeds-butter-sauce at coffee time :wub: , so just some pasta here in the evening..
 
The Pirate has been with me all weekend. He has been doing all the cooking for me. I can understand Rock where your mother is coming from. I am finding it harder and harder to stand for any length of time. So having him cook for me for the past three days has been a blessing. I am sure your mother more and more is very grateful to have such a caring child. I know I am. The Pirate knows I will just go without eating rather than bring on more pain in my hip. So whether I am hungry or not, he cooks and out of guilt for all his effort, I then eat.

Folks we know do not realize what a good cook he is. :angel:
 
I saw an episode of Pioneer Woman recently where she made several days' worth of freezer meals for her husband's grandmother. Nice idea.
 
Cara, what is Quarkknoedel?
Quark is a dairy product that is sort of like cream cheese, but not quite. It is very popular in Europe. CarolPa started a thread a couple of weeks ago asking how to make it.

There are many, many recipes for this. They can be sweet little doughnut like strips (these are usually made around Fasching--pre-Lent). They can be like a casserole (Deichrunner's Küche: Süße Quarknudeln)

https://www.google.ca/search?q=quar...chbar.de%2Frezepte%2Fquarknudeln.html;397;266

I'm guessing Cara was referencing a sweet type since they were eaten midday. None of my German cookbooks have a recipe, lots of other Quark recipes. Cara, can you share (with a picture), please?
 
ahhh.. picture from my own isn't that easy, since they are eaten.. :cool:

but I'll try to translate the recipe and post it ;o)
 
I know about quark - our first German exchange student wanted to make a cake with it for us but I couldn't figure out how to make it - this was in 1994 and the Internet wasn't as well-developed as it is now ;) We tried mixing white vinegar with sour cream or something like that. Didn't work. When we visited him and his family in Germany a couple years later, they had an afternoon snack, like English tea, but with coffee and either a sweet or savory dish. I remember an onion pie that I was surprised I liked :)
 
Roch, you are a wonderful son. I know your mother really appreciates it. I sure would.

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