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I looked in my Alsatian recipe books and see no such soup so we=92ll =
need to
research it on the German or Swiss sides.  I=92ll look into it by asking
around to my old neighbors too.  The book I like best on local =
specialties
is the one I received from the mayor at my wedding. In France you have =
to go
to both city hall and the church (or at least city hall). Usually in the
small towns and villages you go to city hall first then line up in a =
wedding
procession as you head to the church. For many years here the custom was =
for
the mayor (or his deputy) to offer the new bride a lovely cookbook of =
local
specialties.=20

Best,=20

Vivianne

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Envoy=E9 : lundi 26 mai 2003 01:14
=C0 : Culturechat
Cc : Idyllchat
Objet : [Culturechat] (no subject)

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When we were in Switzerland with Idyll some time ago, we went on an =
alumni
trip to Thun and ate at a restaurant where they served potato soup. My
husband, whose parents were from Baden Baden and Alsace Lorraine,(that's =
how
we knew it years ago) said that it tasted exactly like what his =
grandmother
used to make. He is asking if any of you asked for, and got the recipe =
for
it, as he would like to make it. We've been to Austria and Germany since
then but he wasn't able to find the same soup any place else. I know =
that he
will appreciate hearing from anyone who might have this recipe.  Thanks =
a
lot.

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I
looked in my Alsatian recipe books and see no such soup so we&#8217;ll =
need to
research it on the German or Swiss sides.=A0 I&#8217;ll look into it by =
asking
around to my old neighbors too. =A0The book I like best on local =
specialties is
the one I received from the mayor at my wedding. In France you have =
to go to
both city hall and the church (or at least city hall). Usually in the =
small
towns and villages you go to city hall first then line up in a wedding
procession as you head to the church. For many years here the custom was =
for
the mayor (or his deputy) to offer the new bride a lovely cookbook of =
local
specialties.

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<b><span
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<b><span style=3D'font-weight:bold'>Envoy=E9&nbsp;:</span></b> lundi 26 =
mai 2003
01:14<br>
<b><span style=3D'font-weight:bold'>=C0&nbsp;:</span></b> =
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When we were in Switzerland =
with
Idyll some time ago,&nbsp;we went on&nbsp;an alumni trip to Thun and ate =
at a
restaurant where they served potato soup. My husband, whose parents were =
from
Baden Baden and Alsace Lorraine,(that's how&nbsp;we knew it years
ago)&nbsp;said that it tasted exactly like what his grandmother used to =
make.
He is asking&nbsp;if any of you asked for, and got the recipe for it, as =
he
would like to make it. We've been to Austria and Germany since then but =
he
wasn't able to find the same soup any place else. I know that he will
appreciate hearing from anyone who might have this recipe.&nbsp; Thanks =
a lot.

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