Monday, January 18, 2010

Soups On


My most recent sojourn into gourmet cooking shops was prompted by another blogger, Halcyon of Jackson, Mississippi, http://magnoliadailyphoto.blogspot.com/ who responded to my request by posting on January 12, 2010, a photo of their family's spaetzle press.  I had tried to make these traditional noodles for my Christmas German-theme dinner, but managed just to make some small dumplings instead.  Tomorrow I'll show you the press I bought, which doesn't look at all like hers!
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8 comments:

  1. Olivier1:39 AM

    une belle collection, de quoi faire de bons repas.........

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  2. PeterParis6:43 AM

    It's tempting when you go into some specialised shops like this one! So, we will see what you finally brought home!

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  3. brattcat6:49 AM

    Ah, so this journey through the wild world of cooking utensils HAS resulted in a purchase. Can't wait to see what you chose.

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  4. Chuck Pefley7:58 AM

    I love beans und spaetzle. Looking forward to seeing your press, which of course I didn't know even existed.

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  5. GreensboroDailyPhoto8:07 AM

    I can see you are on a quest for good food. The dutch ovens are lovely; however, they must weigh 50 pounds when filled with food!!!

    Jan
    GDP

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  6. Leif Hagen11:04 AM

    Has your home cooking become better? Fun foto!

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  7. photowannabe2:07 PM

    Love all the different utensils. It would be wonderful to have a huge gourmet kitchen.

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  8. Halcyon9:17 AM

    I'm glad you found one! If you want long, thin noodles you could also use a potato ricer as a substitute.

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