Gudrun

Gudrun club

Posted: 03 Sep 2018


Taken: 17 Oct 2017

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20 sec. f/25.0 100.0 mm ISO 100

Canon EOS 6D

EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM


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Muskatnuss/ Nutmeg

Muskatnuss/ Nutmeg
MM 2.0: Samen und Nüsse/ Seeds and Nuts
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Latest comments - All (72)
 Gudrun
Gudrun club has replied
Die angeschraffelte Nuss hatte ich ja schon bei einer Collage verarbeitet, die habe ich einfach passend zum Theam nun solo gezeigt;-) Schönen Dank, Tanja!
6 years ago.
 Andy Rodker
Andy Rodker club has replied
I like sprouts but only if they are young, small and sweet. They don't then need anything added (although I do think walnuts go well with them as is traditional in some families at Christmas.)
6 years ago. Edited 6 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club has replied
Walnuts sound good! I like sprouts only if they aren't overcooked.
In my childhood most vegetables came cooked to death in a thick floury sauce, it took some time until I could eat certain vegetables again;-)
6 years ago.
 Andy Rodker
Andy Rodker club has replied
We Brits get a bad reputation for overcooking the veg! But I have never come across it worse than in Spain! A favourite starter is cold mixed veg, that has already been cooked to death before leaving the bottling factory. Then it is re-heated for hours before let to get cold again and served. AAAAGGGHHHHHH!
I was luckier, my Mum knows how to cook and I learned from her. Veg needs to be 'al dente'.
6 years ago.
 Gudrun
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So true, al dente is the way! German housewives after the war always overcooked veg and adding flour was a thrifty way to feed more people;-) Thankfully those times are mostly gone.
Strange about the Spanish overcooking things, maybe a relic from times when there were no fridges to keep stuff fresh...
6 years ago.

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