pancakes

Bonnie lassies. I thought the Hooters calender more attractive:

http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/intelligencerreport/hooters_2009.html

:D :D :D :D :D

Tried my first Kaiserschmarren at Obergurgl, a local speciality. Basically a chopped up pancake served in a pan, with cold apple sauce to dip it in, on the side. Good. 10 Euros (i.e. overpriced) at Nederhutte, but well cooked and enough for two.

I mention it in case anyone sees it on the menu and wonders what it is. I did. In Austrian / Bavarian German 'Schmarren' also means 'nonsense.'

Eljay, we are about 4 hours behind you and these pictures may have helped curb my appetite. But I liked the idea of the vanilla ice cream. In this part of the world maple syrup is like water. Expensive water ... I used to tap the maple trees in the spring and boil it down on the stove.

Mike

Mike from NS wrote:Eljay, we are about 4 hours behind you and these pictures may have helped curb my appetite. But I liked the idea of the vanilla ice cream. In this part of the world maple syrup is like water. Expensive water ... I used to tap the maple trees in the spring and boil it down on the stove.

Mike

Lucky you...........I love the stuff!!
But will cut down my portions after looking at that calendar!!!

Chocolate sauce, bananas and Cornish Vanilla ice cream...That's what my lot had. After seeing the first calendar I settled for a small amount of sugar and lemon juice. :cry:

snowb4ndit wrote:Chocolate sauce, bananas and Cornish Vanilla ice cream...That's what my lot had. After seeing the first calendar I settled for a small amount of sugar and lemon juice. :cry:

I dreamed of a large dollop of ice cream atop my pile of pancakes, and after seeing that calendar, also had Lemon Juice and sugar :lol:

I weighed myself today.....not good :shock:

I had cloudberry's on mine...........lovely