Happy Saint Nicholas Day!

In honor of our favorite Patron Saint of Children, 4H Champ and family host a wonderful gathering. This time we were treated with the presence of the iFarmer’s Twin and another lovely couple.

My luck, one of the guests is a purchaser for a pork plant in Chicago. I could have picked his brain all night, but didn’t want to bore the rest.

As usual, 4H Champ had a fantastic Germanic spread with Roladen (thinly sliced beef stuffed with ham, mustard and pickles), red cabbage, mashed potatoes, wax beans, sauerkraut, and brats. And, of course, oranges. This time, I brought empty containers for leftovers. I didn’t want to be overly presumptuous, so I erred by only bringing two containers. Big mistake. Next year, I’ll be more prepared.

I love that when I eat at my sister-in-law’s house that I can stretch that meal to at least one more supper and a lunch or two.

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6 thoughts on “Happy Saint Nicholas Day!

  1. So glad you could come.All the food was off to me.One slight correction..The Rinderrouladen (Beef rolls) have onion, parsley, mustard, salt, pepper, pickles and bacon inside.Someday, I am going to make a German Spicy version for you and i farmer. When I was in Germany, they made them and called them Feuerwagon (fire truck)! They used a very hot spicy mustard in the roll.What a treat to be together again so close to our last gathering.

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  2. So glad you could come.All the food was off to me.One slight correction..The Rinderrouladen (Beef rolls) have onion, parsley, mustard, salt, pepper, pickles and bacon inside.Someday, I am going to make a German Spicy version for you and i farmer. When I was in Germany, they made them and called them Feuerwagon (fire truck)! They used a very hot spicy mustard in the roll.What a treat to be together again so close to our last gathering.

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