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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

2008/09/17

Feeding habits of earthbound human


Everybody knows that eating abroad is quite expensive task and not everybody is able to do it regularly. This is how lithuanians deal with this problem:

First we need to find some container with food:

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Then stuff stuff to the plastic bag…

stuff to the plastic bag

… and hide some more inside of shirt:

extra

pick up the stuff carefully, as it is not clear if the bag will survive or not:

pick everything

head to the canteen to buy some coffee..

search for coffee

and find a safe place to eat:

hide and eat

this technique is especially good in Austria.

Feeding habits of earthbound human


Everybody knows that eating abroad is quite expensive task and not everybody is able to do it regularly. This is how lithuanians deal with this problem:

First we need to find some container with food:

Target Locked

Then stuff stuff to the plastic bag…

stuff to the plastic bag

… and hide some more inside of shirt:

extra

pick up the stuff carefully, as it is not clear if the bag will survive or not:

pick everything

head to the canteen to buy some coffee..

search for coffee

and find a safe place to eat:

hide and eat

this technique is especially good in Austria.

2008/04/23

Evening in the car


PM has taken for a tour around. Actually the city is very nice! Buildings look like small castles, sea looks very beautiful at night. I have started to think about buying a flat here ;))

There are some social houses, where government pays most of the rent, so poor families are paying only 20 euros/month to live in small two bedroom flat (also you can buy it at once - 14 000 euros).

For other poor families (that are earning 600-700 euros month) there are better flats available - they must stand in the queue for that.

Algerians serve perfect fish! I have even liked the soup of it.

And as usual got an offer to stay longer here, which I have refused.

Evening in the car


PM has taken for a tour around. Actually the city is very nice! Buildings look like small castles, sea looks very beautiful at night. I have started to think about buying a flat here ;))

There are some social houses, where government pays most of the rent, so poor families are paying only 20 euros/month to live in small two bedroom flat (also you can buy it at once - 14 000 euros).

For other poor families (that are earning 600-700 euros month) there are better flats available - they must stand in the queue for that.

Algerians serve perfect fish! I have even liked the soup of it.

And as usual got an offer to stay longer here, which I have refused.

2008/04/18

Friday in Algeria


Friday in Algeria is like normal Friday, except that it is Saturday here. Before cleaning lady cleaned me out, I moved out of my room, to get some food and walk around.

Strange feeling - my lather jacket obviously is too heavy for 30 degrees outside, but when the wind blows - it really helps.

I have learnt two important things:

1. Eating outside during sandstorm is not such good idea.

2. The food here is very nice and very tasty, if you like meat and other strange things.

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Friday in Algeria


Friday in Algeria is like normal Friday, except that it is Saturday here. Before cleaning lady cleaned me out, I moved out of my room, to get some food and walk around.

Strange feeling - my lather jacket obviously is too heavy for 30 degrees outside, but when the wind blows - it really helps.

I have learnt two important things:

1. Eating outside during sandstorm is not such good idea.

2. The food here is very nice and very tasty, if you like meat and other strange things.

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2008/04/17

How we have tried to cook Cepelinai in Czech Republic


Finally I have found some free time to write about this extraordinary meal.

The background story begins when Donatas (pro beer drinker) brought an idea of preparing cepelinai by ourselves in Czech Republic. Of course we have been drinking pivo together and idea seem like a good one. We have spin off the idea very fast - I went to Lithuania to get recipe of cepelinai from my grandmother, who was horrified by our will to fail, but did not say anything except "oh my" and wrote a recipe in her nice handwriting.

The plan has been very simple:

1. Go to the supermarket and buy needed stuff

2. Prepare ingredients and make cepelinai

3. Cook them and eat them.

Party has been of following persons:

The Judge - Monika, who has been monitoring progress and had to taste and evaluate them.

The Idea Man - Donatas, who has brought the idea of making cepelinai in the first place and even bought a kitchen for that.

The Mosad - (me), who has brought recipe and instructions from my grandmother in Lithuania.

 

The goal was to prepare Cepelinai for the first try.

Armed with the scroll we headed towards supermarket to buy all stuff we need, passing by Lithuanian Embassy in Brno:

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Shopping has started with the most important ingredient:

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After all products have been bought and brought back home, we have started to prepare the meal with a desire to show off with cepelinai for Monika and Tux Droid:

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All ingredients have been prepared carefully reading the spell from the scroll:

Potatoes

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Onions

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Meat

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Then one of the most important tasks:

making potato balls. This has been also the most funny part.

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All soldiers are prepared to die:

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Here are some leftovers:

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Cepelinai have finished boiling.

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They were put into plates and we can see and taste them (these three are the best looking ones).

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As you can see - there is some space for improvements. While it has been fun to prepare the meal - it has been almost total failure (lower than 50% success rate), but now we know such things:

1. Buy less meat.

2. Practice more.

If this fails, we can compensate it with:

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Enjoy! Next time will write about how we have tried to prepare Cenachai.

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How we have tried to cook Cepelinai in Czech Republic


Finally I have found some free time to write about this extraordinary meal.

The background story begins when Donatas (pro beer drinker) brought an idea of preparing cepelinai by ourselves in Czech Republic. Of course we have been drinking pivo together and idea seem like a good one. We have spin off the idea very fast - I went to Lithuania to get recipe of cepelinai from my grandmother, who was horrified by our will to fail, but did not say anything except "oh my" and wrote a recipe in her nice handwriting.

The plan has been very simple:

1. Go to the supermarket and buy needed stuff

2. Prepare ingredients and make cepelinai

3. Cook them and eat them.

Party has been of following persons:

The Judge - Monika, who has been monitoring progress and had to taste and evaluate them.

The Idea Man - Donatas, who has brought the idea of making cepelinai in the first place and even bought a kitchen for that.

The Mosad - (me), who has brought recipe and instructions from my grandmother in Lithuania.

 

The goal was to prepare Cepelinai for the first try.

Armed with the scroll we headed towards supermarket to buy all stuff we need, passing by Lithuanian Embassy in Brno:

CIMG1344

Shopping has started with the most important ingredient:

CIMG1348

After all products have been bought and brought back home, we have started to prepare the meal with a desire to show off with cepelinai for Monika and Tux Droid:

CIMG1355

All ingredients have been prepared carefully reading the spell from the scroll:

Potatoes

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Onions

CIMG1360

Meat

CIMG1367

Then one of the most important tasks:

making potato balls. This has been also the most funny part.

CIMG1377

All soldiers are prepared to die:

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Here are some leftovers:

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Cepelinai have finished boiling.

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They were put into plates and we can see and taste them (these three are the best looking ones).

 CIMG1394

As you can see - there is some space for improvements. While it has been fun to prepare the meal - it has been almost total failure (lower than 50% success rate), but now we know such things:

1. Buy less meat.

2. Practice more.

If this fails, we can compensate it with:

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Enjoy! Next time will write about how we have tried to prepare Cenachai.

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