Dresden, Germany My Christmas eve, their Christmas. Interesting enough as part of the German tradition, Christmas is celebrated on the 24th rather than the 25th like most North Americans are used to. Typically, wieners and potato salad are served for dinner that evening followed by spending the rest of the evening unwrapping gift. The 25th you spend the day with 'family' where this Christmas, I...
Handbrot, when translated Hand bread.Yes, the Germans are very literal with some of their naming. Possibly the most delicious thing I ever ate in my entire life or at least on this European adventure.Essentially handbrot is made fresh on the spot, even the baking of the bread. Bread is baked to this delicate softness then topped off with cheese & your choice of: mushrooms or...
Dresden, Germany Christmas in Germany otherwise known as the explosion of Christmas markets. Originated in Germany where now, many European countries has there own twist of the classic Christmas markets. Even in many cities of Canada such as Toronto and Vancouver also hopped on the Christmas market bandwagon. Its a great excuse of getting out of pajamas and baring the cold weather for a hot beverage and...
