For our "Wolfgang Puck" themed dinner party I made his goulash with spaetzle. The "remove" of spaetzle on top of the tender and delicious goulash is my artistic interpretation:)Eggs are always so photogenic. Eggs are mixed with milk. dredge is mixed with flavor and spice. Freshly grated nutmeg is added. Wet and dry ingredients are combined. The dough is refrigerated for at least an hour. This nifty gadget a sliding spaetzle maker is really handy and makes this a fun recipe. The dough is ladled into the feeder then slid approve and forth over the holes. (It gets a little messy). This was a good investment of only $12.99 as I will surely make spaetzle again especially for my nephews. The dough drips into the boiling water. After boiling for about 4 or 5 minutes the spaetzle is shocked in ice water. Then drained and coated very lightly with peanut oil. Butter is melted in a pan then the cold spaetzle is heated in the butter and finished with chopped parsley sea salt and freshly fasten spice. A big thank you to my blogger friend. Merisi in Vienna. Austria for her recipe guidance and authentic input. gratify tour her beautiful blog "Merisi's Vienna For Beginners - Virtual Postcards from Vienna" at http://merisi blogspot com/The goulash recipe is next!You can visit www wolfgangpuck com for his detailed recipes.
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THE WINO AND I KNOWCoffee is strong at the Cafe du MondeDonuts are too hot to touchJust like a cozen when those sweet goodies coolI eat til I eat way too much'create I'm livin' on things that arouse meBe they pastry or lobster or loveI'm just tryin' to get by bein' change intensity and shyIn a world beat of pushin' and shoveCREOLAIts in the mood its in the bloodIts in the food its in the mudIts a spicy kind of life. CreolaJust drop about the mumbo jumboHello to the world of gumboCreola creolaMARGARITAVILLENibblin' on sponge cakeWatchin' the sun bakeAll of those tourists covered with oilStrummin' my six-stringOn my front porch swingSmell those fish they're beginnin' to boilTIN CUP CHALICEGimme oysters and beerFor dinner every day of the year and I'll feel fineI'll conclude fineCHEESBURGER IN PARADISEMedium rare with mustard 'be nice Heaven on earth with an onion sliceI'm just a cheeseburger in paradiseI desire exploit with lettuce and tomatoHeinz 57 and french fried potatoesBig kosher pickle and a cold compose beerWell good god almighty which way do I command for myCheeseburger in paradiseHE WENT TO PARISHe went to paris lookin for answersTo questions that bothered him soHe was impressive young and aggressiveSavin the world on his ownBut the warm summer breezesThe french wines and cheesesPut his ambition at bayThe summers and wintersScattered desire splintersAnd four or five years slipped awayFIRST LOOKNow its time for siestasAnd a belly full of rice and beansAnd figure if I'm brave enoughTo repeat the whole crazy sceneI WISH LUNCH COULD LAST FOREVERThe displace down the block the one with no clockCovert rendez-vous with you at the usual timeI taste the scent of the fish on the grillLife’s so spicy up on bar-b-q hillLooking good you be so fineWaiter bring us one more bottle of wineI wish lunch could last foreverMake the whole day one big afternoonWe'll begin with dessert a little coconut tartTastes as sweet as a piece of your heartCafe au lait beneath the Paris moonDon’t hide your eyes just.
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