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Looks great!! Good choice on the wine, bro!!
Thanks! Piccata is such an easy meal to fix that it makes me look like I'm a better cook than I am. Visually it's a nice dish. I tried some fancier more expensive Sauvignon Blancs from places like France but to my palette they were too mild...bland if you like.

I find that Sauvignon Blancs from New Zealand and wines like the Chenin Blanc I had in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa to be a bit bolder & more to my liking. When it comes to white wine, the southern hemisphere produces my favorites which is why I have two bottles from New Zealand in the refrigerator right now. Doesn't hurt that it's really affordable either. I especially like it with sushi & fortunately my daughter's favorite restaurant carries one from the Marlborough region. (y)

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My ideal summer meal.

Wurstsalat.

I make mine without mayonnaise. Both versions are traditional.

About a pound or two pounds of bockwurst (bologna works), use a higher quality meat, get a better product. sliced thin and cubed into 1/4 inch cubes.

Pound of mixed dried sausages also 1/4 inch cubes. I usually use whatever I have. Summer sausage. Some Italian dry sausage, probably lots of wrong and right answers. I wouldn't use liverwurst.

Two cups of your favorite pickles 1/4 inch cubes. (two cups might be too much for you adjust it to your liking.
1 onion chopped fine

Optional things. Moderately traditional, not so much here in Rheinland Pfalz, but those Austrians who live closer to Italy do this.

Tinned onions 1 jar strained
Tinned black seedless olives a cup strained
Tinned green seedless olives a cup strained
tinned mixed veg like peppers, dried tomatoes,
Cooked chilled strained tortellini (I don't do this, but it works)
Hard cheese you like half pound or so cut into 1/4 inch cubes (you can add this when served)
Mayonnaise if you are doing that one
Boiled eggs chopped 1/4 inch cubes (I don't do this either)

Toss all ingredients together in a big glass bowl.
Take a 1/4-1/2 cup of vinegar or salad dressing that you actually like (I use dill pickle water) Or enough Mayonnaise to cover it half to a cup)
I use a lot of pepper
I use some salt (it seems to be better)

Place everything in the bowl except the cheese cover and let sit at least 3 hours in the fridge.

Add the cheese to taste and strain serve and eat.

Goes well with fries, and it is commonly served that way in Germany.

I don't mind it with a salad for those on Keto.
 
How the hell did I miss this thread? I live for this stuff. Kudos ( kudus?) to you. :cool:
 
My ideal summer meal.

Wurstsalat.

I make mine without mayonnaise. Both versions are traditional.

About a pound or two pounds of bockwurst (bologna works), use a higher quality meat, get a better product. sliced thin and cubed into 1/4 inch cubes.

Pound of mixed dried sausages also 1/4 inch cubes. I usually use whatever I have. Summer sausage. Some Italian dry sausage, probably lots of wrong and right answers. I wouldn't use liverwurst.

Two cups of your favorite pickles 1/4 inch cubes. (two cups might be too much for you adjust it to your liking.
1 onion chopped fine

Optional things. Moderately traditional, not so much here in Rheinland Pfalz, but those Austrians who live closer to Italy do this.

Tinned onions 1 jar strained
Tinned black seedless olives a cup strained
Tinned green seedless olives a cup strained
tinned mixed veg like peppers, dried tomatoes,
Cooked chilled strained tortellini (I don't do this, but it works)
Hard cheese you like half pound or so cut into 1/4 inch cubes (you can add this when served)
Mayonnaise if you are doing that one
Boiled eggs chopped 1/4 inch cubes (I don't do this either)

Toss all ingredients together in a big glass bowl.
Take a 1/4-1/2 cup of vinegar or salad dressing that you actually like (I use dill pickle water) Or enough Mayonnaise to cover it half to a cup)
I use a lot of pepper
I use some salt (it seems to be better)

Place everything in the bowl except the cheese cover and let sit at least 3 hours in the fridge.

Add the cheese to taste and strain serve and eat.

Goes well with fries, and it is commonly served that way in Germany.

I don't mind it with a salad for those on Keto.
Please post a photo or 2 next time you prepare, please!
 
We eat lots of home raised lamb and beef. Here is a lamb shoulder chop.

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@thriller i love raw pictures. Here’s the rams on my rail in pic#1, a portion of the shoulder and neck of one half of a ram (the packs share) for my handler to feed while I’m on safari in pic#2, and loin chops of one side of saddle in pic#3

Thanks for sharing all your work and love of good food.


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Those are some big chops. What breed do you raise? I have Dorpers which is my other Africa connection besides hunting.
 

In America you could use whatever Bologna, Mortadella or Pickle loaf you like. This has dill pickles, Spanish olives, Spanish canned peppers, Spanish canned Onions and that's about it. The meat I used it called Bockwurst. It is the German version of Bologna, though the flavor is slightly different. Most Germans put sugar in theirs, not this guy I don't like sweet things that are not supposed to be sweet. This was one and a half rings Bockwurst worth of meat. I sliced the other half up and fried with with eggs for breakfast. I tend to keep it going in the fridge most of the year. In this bowl with a lid. The only other salami I had was Spanish Chorizo, I don't think that is a good combo.
 

This lovely gal has the best German recipes. Even though she is about 10 years older than me, she is pretty enough that I don't watch her all the time. She reminds my wife of all the German women that speak to me in the hunting shops in German.
 
Last night I picked up some Texas Red snapper (Wild) and made it “divorciado” or “divorced” In English

Popular style in Tex-mex to split a dish with one side salsa Verde and one side salsa Roja. In this case it worked well with the large snapper filet. Picked up some fresh handmade tortillas that morning also. (Salt, lard, flour only) and it made great fish tacos
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A nice way to spend a rainy afternoon in Paris, St. Germaine.
 

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