Showing posts with label xinjiang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label xinjiang. Show all posts

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Ellen Eats

A lot! Here are some of the foodz Ellen enjoyed whilst visiting, and this is not an exhaustive list. I'll add a link to Ellen's blog as soon as she makes one (or two) posts about her visit here. Also still to come: Ellen and F take a cooking class and pictures of a visit to the Great Wall at Jiankou.

Duck @ Guo Lin

Duck at Guo Lin (we also had duck at Quanjude, but I did not take pictures there).

Country Style Pork @ Guo Lin

Country Style Sausage @ Guo Lin

Rural little potz with foodz, also at Guo Lin.

Pumpkin Cakes @ Guo Lin

Carnival foodz: pumpkin cakez, also Guo Lin.

Duck Liver @ Guo Lin

And finally duck liver at Guo Lin.

Then with Amanda we went to our favorite Xinjiang restaurant.

Xinjiang Pastries

These are Xinjiang "Dim Sum". (Anke is the one in the back of photo wearing the "Toet toet beng beng, Peppie en Kokkie"-shirt.

Xinjiang Lamb

Lamb.

Xinjiang Lamb 2

And more lamb ("toet toet beng beng!").

Toons and Walnuts

Also some vegetables (toons and walnuts).

Finally then, the lunch we had before we climbed the mountains towards the Great Wall:

Rural Lunch

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Street food

When we open the windows, we often smell the delicious barbecue smells from the little street restaurants across the street. Today, we finally went to one of them for the first time.
We ordered way too much food, Anke got her picture taken together with the owner, and on the way back Frans made a self-portrait of himself and Anke for the very first time in his life (which made Anke laugh... a lot!).

Oh, the good times we have here!
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Muslim restaurant

We had dinner at the Xinjiang restaurant on the campus of the Beijing Language and Culture University. We love it! Suprisingly, so does our Israeli colleague, although he seems to love muslim food more than muslim people.