Re: [london.food] sauteed potatoes

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From: Nigel Rantor
Subject: Re: [london.food] sauteed potatoes
Date: 21:49 on 20 Aug 2003

David Cantrell wrote:
> Simon Wistow wrote:
 >
> Talking of potatoes, what, exactly, is salzkartofle (sp?)?  When I was 
> in Slovakia, it was on the German versions of all the menus, and I'm 
> told it means "boiled potatoes".  But it wasn't.  It was slightly oily 
> and seemed to have been infused with a subtle spiciness.

Talking of foreign foods, does anyone know what 'speak' is? Saw it on a 
menu in Tuscanny earlier this year.

   N

There's stuff above here

David Cantrell 21:36 on 20 Aug 2003
Talking of potatoes, what, exactly, is salzkartofle (sp?)? When I was
- Nigel Rantor 21:49 on 20 Aug 2003
  Talking of foreign foods, does anyone know what 'speak' is? Saw it on a
- Simon Wistow 22:01 on 20 Aug 2003
  Until now!
  - Kate L Pugh 22:04 on 20 Aug 2003
    Don't leave us in suspense - what's the secret that you were missing
    - too deep to show
  - David Cantrell 19:55 on 21 Aug 2003
    That sounds yummy, and I'd cook it for my tea RIGHT NOW if I had
    - too deep to show
Re: [london.food] sauteed potatoes Chris Heathcote 22:44 on 20 Aug 2003
I'm gonna take a different view to everyone else, and go with Nigel

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