Showing posts with label goose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goose. Show all posts
Friday, December 15, 2017
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Europe Travel Pics

We even found some time for sightseeing in the Netherlands! Above a picture of Monnickendam, below one of Marken.

And finally a picture of one the many wonderful dinners we had with Wim and Rietje, whose hospitality and company we enjoyed in Amsterdam.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Goose!
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Day 2: lunch and 2 dinners
Sunday was Fodor's day. First of all, Fodor's had a great recommendation for lunch: Hay Hay. The goose here was very very good --- everything was very flavorful.
For the first dinner, we went for tapas at Bocas. We had a nice Pinot Grigio, which we paired with...
... a spinach salad with wllnuts and blue cheese croutons...
... baby octopus...
... and some lovely sardines.
Our restaurant for our second dinner was also recommended by Fodor's: Yung Kee, everybody's favorite restaurant as we could see in the many pages of the menu that showed off all the awards they have won.
The eggs were disgustingly great, sulphurous like hell.
We've acquired a taste for Chinese wine, and must say the wine here is excellent.
But the piece of the resistence was of course the goose. Very nicely done, and the apricot sauce was wonderful...
For the first dinner, we went for tapas at Bocas. We had a nice Pinot Grigio, which we paired with...
... a spinach salad with wllnuts and blue cheese croutons...
... baby octopus...
... and some lovely sardines.Our restaurant for our second dinner was also recommended by Fodor's: Yung Kee, everybody's favorite restaurant as we could see in the many pages of the menu that showed off all the awards they have won.
The eggs were disgustingly great, sulphurous like hell.
We've acquired a taste for Chinese wine, and must say the wine here is excellent.
But the piece of the resistence was of course the goose. Very nicely done, and the apricot sauce was wonderful...
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