Nothing beats homecooked breakfast and we had the privilege of traditional german breakfast at Hotel Adler, a friendly family run hotel.
Miss Wiki defines German breakfast.
The typical German breakfast consists of bread rolls, butter, jam, ham, soft-boiled eggs and coffee. Cereals have become popular, and regional variation is significant — cheeses, cold cuts, meat spreads, yogurt, granola and fruit (fresh or stewed) may appear, as well as eggs cooked to order (usually at smaller hotels or bed-and-breakfasts).
Let's see how authentic Hotel Adler's German breakfast is...
German cheeses...
Very cafe-like setting.
This is what I call a big breakfast.
German bread is worlds apart from French and Belgian, they are crispier and lighter but at the expense of dryer and coarser bread.
Loved the pate that I squeezed like toothpaste.
Muesli for the health conscious.
Yogurt that was significantly watered down, tasted almost like sauce.
Tested and proven.
Hearty breakfast served us well for a day of walking...homecooked and traditional. I was surprised there was no greasy food in sight, no omelettes nor bacon nor their famous frankfurters.
Hotel Adler
Miss Wiki defines German breakfast.
The typical German breakfast consists of bread rolls, butter, jam, ham, soft-boiled eggs and coffee. Cereals have become popular, and regional variation is significant — cheeses, cold cuts, meat spreads, yogurt, granola and fruit (fresh or stewed) may appear, as well as eggs cooked to order (usually at smaller hotels or bed-and-breakfasts).
Let's see how authentic Hotel Adler's German breakfast is...
German cheeses...
Very cafe-like setting.
This is what I call a big breakfast.
German bread is worlds apart from French and Belgian, they are crispier and lighter but at the expense of dryer and coarser bread.
Loved the pate that I squeezed like toothpaste.
Muesli for the health conscious.
Yogurt that was significantly watered down, tasted almost like sauce.
Tested and proven.
Hearty breakfast served us well for a day of walking...homecooked and traditional. I was surprised there was no greasy food in sight, no omelettes nor bacon nor their famous frankfurters.
Hotel Adler
i love pate, pity it's not cheap in sg! is that strawberry jam and buttercream i see in the german bread?
ReplyDeleteI will squeeze that pate straight into my mouth.
ReplyDelete@ stargirl: heh, that's swiss roll i think?
ReplyDelete@ ice: *shucks* i should've done JUST that!