Jagerschnitzel~ $20.~
A breaded pork tenderloin topped with our Jager �??Hunter�?? sauce of fresh mushrooms and onions, served with spatzle and red cabbage
Schnitzel Cordon Bleu~ $19.~
A breaded pork tenderloin stuffed with Black Forest Ham, Munster cheese and German mustard served with spatzle and red cabbage
I’m actually german, so for me my favourite choice would be the Rolladen w/ potato dumplings, red cabbage, and sauerkraut. I’d probably get the herring appetizer too.
If it were me, I’d get the sauerbraten with a side of spatzle and the Kolsch on tap. If they only have Kolsch in a bottle, then I’d skip it and go with the Bitburger, but it all depends on what you like. The Celebrator is always nice - ask them for the little plastic goat that comes with the bottle. Whoever ends up with the most goats at the end is the winner.
[quote]OctoberGirl wrote:
Vicomte wrote:
OctoberGirl wrote:
Vicomte wrote:
German food is ick.
I like sauerkraut… but then I like pickles
and I put hot sauce on stuff
One time, I ate an entire jar of sprinkles with a spoon. They were Rainbow sprinkles./no homo
you mean no homo prior to the sprinkle devouring incident
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I just came to the thread to suggest Schnitzel but now I got a hard on. I think it is just morning wood…but it’s 10:30…oh God.
The best thing about German food is German beer going with it. How do you tell if a German chick is a keeper? She’s got OG sized endowments and can carry 4 1 liter mugs in each hand…on second thought she’s only got to do/have one of those.
[quote]sen say wrote:
analog_kid wrote:
Schnitzel!
For the beer Ayinger Brau caught my eye.
Thanks brau ! I mean brah !
You could be soaking in the festivities with us if you’d stop pussy-footing around and make a move on my mother in law already for christ’s sake…[/quote]
Yeah, I know. Maybe if this Test Fest thing pans out I can show up in my Alex Lifeson 2112 man-toe jumpsuit with cape.
Hmm - I’m too late for this, but I’d start with the Kase Spatzle, go on to Saurbraten. Didn’t see a dessert menu, but would hope for Kaiser Schmarme (or Apfel Strudel as a second, popular and likely offered, choice).
Don’t like beer (even if I’m currently living in Germany) - would select an Augustiner for a friend or maybe the Czechvar.
[quote]dollarbill44 wrote:
The Celebrator is always nice - ask them for the little plastic goat that comes with the bottle. Whoever ends up with the most goats at the end is the winner.
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I didn’t get one of these at the restaurant, but I did pick up a 6 pack Sunday morning when I made my weekly liquor store visit. Good beer. Great goats.