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― Share photos of your dishes eaten in Europe, whether self-made or prepared for you. ― The origin of the dish need not be European. ― OC photos of decent quality only, no videos, no links. Posts with blurry photos will be removed. ― Be positive, no-one in here wants to see negativity (will be removed). ― Vote up what you like, it gives the contributors stars ★ and pens ✎ and thus the power to award medals 🥇 to posts (see The Ultimate Guide).
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I can’t plate long noodles to make them visually appealing. Doesn’t matter! These were extra tasty.
Tagliatelle in a creamy mushroom sauce.
Air fried potato bites, chicken and a huge salad
Kasseler, mini potato dumplings and caramelized onions
I love dipping white rice in bouillon
This one goes so hard. And delicious.
Potato cakes (similar to Latkes), Cubes of Kasseler and fried eggs on top.
Someone made a bean soup recently, and I felt inspired to try my hand at it, especially since it’s one of my favorite soups and I haven’t had it in ages. I used some bones with a bit of meat on them for extra flavor, along with homemade smoked meat, which I lightly fried beforehand to improve the taste. I added a bit of tarragon and thyme, and because I wanted an authentic Romanian version, I included a bit of sour borscht (borș acru), but not too much, so it wouldn’t overpower the other flavors. I love eating this soup with fresh bread and some salted red onion on the side.
Bown beans
White beans
Chickpeas
Smoked pork neck (kasseler)
Carrots
Red bell pepper
Pork lard
Onion
Garlic
Smoked paprika
Black pepper, salt
Dry thyme
Parsey