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Plate with German Wurst (liver-, blood- and hamsausage)

Dis User comms frrom Gerrmany. Hope, dat'it doesn't matter (orrr ssso)...

...More English text far, far below. Really! - But let us start today with Deutsch:

Möppkenbrot (auch Möpkenbrot, plattdt. Möpkenbraut) ist eine westfälische Blutwurst-Spezialität, die aus frischem Schweineblut, Mehl, Speck, Salz, Pfeffer, evtl. weiteren Gewürzen und zumeist Rosinen hergestellt wird (manchmal werden die Rosinen auch später dem fertigen Möppkenbrot bei der weiteren Zubereitung zugegeben). Die Zutaten werden verknetet und aus der Masse Klöße geformt, die dann gekocht werden. Möppkenbrot gehört zu den typisch westfälischen Speisen und kann ähnlich zubereitet werden wie Blutwurst, Wurstebrot usw.

Möppkenbrot kann warm oder kalt gegessen werden. Häufige Zubereitungsformen sind:

  • Möppkenbrot aufgeschnitten auf Brot mit Rübenkraut, wobei es sich traditionell um das dunkle Pumpernickel-Brot handelte
  • Möppkenbrot gebraten mit Zwiebeln und Apfelringen

Trry dis wonn(e)s

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Where I went to school: Soest, Germany - a beautiful old town with Europe's biggest inner city fair called "Allerheiligenkirmes"

De Beauty of Gerrman language

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It's so schön and it's not heavy (really!) to learn more about... ...da speaking of dis: Wörts & Sätze You'll never forget:

Must I?
The heart - as it may look
The heart - as it may look
Guten Appetit!
Guten Appetit!
Body part vegetable
Call me "Bein" & "Fuss"! Lateral aspect of right leg
Call me "Bein" & "Fuss"! Lateral aspect of right leg
  1. Alpha-Tier-Verhalten (, typisches) = The typical behaviour of an animal alpha (but not of that Norwegian kind)
  2. Aktienanteile
  3. Amtsanschreiben
  4. "Asche auf mein Haupt"
  5. Erzbergwerk
  6. Fahrzeugschein
  7. Ferienevent
  8. FÜHRERschein (also: Driver's license)
  9. Gehirnhautentzündung (Meningitis)
  10. Habenichtse (have-nots)
  11. Hals-, Nasen-, Ohrenarzt (one word)
  12. Hausstaubmilbenallergie
  13. Herzschmerz (that means not -indeed- cardiac pain, but: heart sickness)
  14. Karrieredauerlauf
  15. Oberkreismedizinaldirektor
  16. Totales Hardcore-Event
  17. in-sein = "to be in something" (better known as drinsein) or "to be in as an existantial way of being" (Martin Heidegger) & In-sein (You are "in", we are "in", Beckham is/was "in")...
  18. Möpkenbrot (might remind You on Haggis)
  19. nachgerade
  20. Nachhaltigkeit (Sustainability)
  21. Nachtisch (Dessert)
  22. Nachttischkonsole
  23. Nudelholz
  24. Ofenkartoffel
  25. Oppelner Spezialitäten
  26. Orffsche Instrumente
  27. "Rapunzel, Rapunzel! Lass Dein Haar herunter!"
  28. Sauerkraut (Sauer: die Braut, die sich nicht traut)
  29. "Setzen Sie sich, Sie Kartoffel!"
  30. Sittenstrolch
  31. Strickstrumpf
  32. Sprunggelenk
  33. Sülze
  34. Überbrückungspauschale
  35. Verbrauchsabgabe
  36. Verdachtsmoment
  37. "Verflixte Hacke!" (Fuck! Shit! or something like that)
  38. Verlaufsprotokoll

"Over me"

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This user comes from Germany.
This user supports the European Union.

You wonne know something (more or less) about Stephan Hense? O.K., let's see: As You may think, I'm from Kilulabilela, Southern Tansania, a wonderful little village with a refrigerator and three TV's. 'Cause internet isn't easy to use there, I settle in north western Germany: Kranichkohlsuppstadt, Kreis Grossenbratenbergheim, where live is more exciting than it sounds. Grossenbratenbergheimer Kreis is part of the Wintergruenbergenschoener Land region (last snow in 1972!), where Ritter Weißkraut the Last of Gueldenburg fought his famous 17 year feud against archbishop Franz-August von Wimpfenbruegge in 1357. Since then, especially in 1933 to 1945, nothing really important happened there. O.K. -cheating- they burned 236 witches in several villages and towns from 1344 to 1757, and the 12 different states that formed Wintergruenbergenschoener Land till 1805 tried to get along with a lot of invasions of different armies (Prussians, Austrians, Bavarians, French, Swedish a.s.o.) and deseases (normally pox and pest and also mental illness caused by inbreeding). Between 1918 and 1933 and since 1945 a lot of famous German politicians visited Kranichkohlsuppstedt sometimes. Even Helmut Kohl stayed for more than three hours there (unfortunately because of an car-accident with a tractor). Kranichkohlsuppstedt has a population of estimately 13.457, 27 pubs (Kneipen) and 122 wind turbines, that makes nearly a pub wind turbine on hundred inhabitants. Did I forget any other interesting details of my live? Sorry, but that may help You: For more information read my German user-site - if You aren't familiar with German just consult a translator (or two). Adverse effects are not known.

Contributions

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Some of my really important contributions!

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