[leda]

german breakfast, lunch or dinner, right? :)

[patton]

Pretty much, yes.

[WesternCulture]

“german breakfast, lunch or dinner, right? :)”

I recently visited Belgium for the first time of my life.

One of the best culinary traditions of this country is the tradition of combining French quality with German sized portions.

[Viking2002]

'german breakfast, lunch or dinner, right? :)'

Mmmmmm....sauerbraten. Currywurst. Spatzen. Kartofflekloesse. Wilted lettuce. Rotkohl. When I was an itty-bitty little Viking, my great-grandmother (Grandma Krause, right off the boat from Ulm) used to come over and cook for us quite a bit, and taught my mother (and, by extension, me) how to fix a feast from the Old Country. Given that the area I grew up in was also heavily populated by descendants of German immigrants (as well as a sizeable contingent of Amish), German - or German based - fare can be found quite a bit. It's still tradition in many homes - and some restaurants - to serve sauerkraut with your Thanksgiving bird. And I make a mean kettle of Bavarian kraut.