Apero : Marquiset / coke / orange juice
Entrée
:
Pate Berrichon / Taboulé / Cake
aux jambon et olives/ quiche
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'Trou Berrichon' (pear sorbet with pear eau de vie /alcohol)
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Plat
principal – Ragoût de saucisse anglaise
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Ragoût de saucisses et pommes aux boulettes de croutons aux herbes(dumplings)
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Ragoût de saucisses Lincolnshire avec des champignons, des carottes et des
oignons
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Ragoût de saucisses Cumberland avec des oignons de poireaux et du vin
rouge
Avec Pommes de terre purėe
Veuillez revenir et essayer un autre
Ragoût de saucisse
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Fromage / salad
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Dessert
Compōte des pommes / tarte aux pommes / Chocolate gateau
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Café / Thê / Tisane
Vin/wine : Pinot Gris / Touraine Sauvignon / Rosé d’Alsace / St Nicolas du Borgeuil
| The marquee was erected and a email sent upstairs for great weather for the days ahead. |
In the days before we erected the marquee on our small field, collected tables and chairs from the town store ( no charge), invented games for the children, made famous 'sausage' people to hang in the marquee such as:
| Its the very famous Napoleon Sausage |
| Plus the one and only Mr Charles 'la mer' Sausage (I will leave you to do the research) |
At noon on the 14th October people started to arrive bringing an abundance of food and wine for the other courses. It was a beautiful day with temperatures in the mid 20's so we all collected outside the marquee to enjoy the aperos and the marquiset (a local drink made with wine and lemons).
| Blue skies and great sausage |
| Young and old together - two are over 90 years. |
We then sat down for the sausage lunch!!!
After the 'entree' followed by a surprise 'trou Berrichon' provided by another neighbour Maureen brought out the 3 varieties of sausage casseroles.
And so we continued with some games followed by a walk around the neighbours carp lake then a cheese course and salad plus 4 desserts before finishing with coffee or tea at 17.45 hrs.
Of course we had to take a photo as a memory of the day:
Of course we had to take a photo as a memory of the day:
| Nearly everyone in the hamlet including the two dogs |
The original plan was to take the marquee down the following day but since it was dry 15 strong men and women offered to start then and there!!!!!
| Young and old jumped into action |
| Packing going on apace |
| Fortunately we have younger guys as my 69 years was by now showing signs of fatigue! |
By 19.30hrs it was done so all 15 in the packing team were rewarded with a nice malt whisky or a coca cola.
What a simply wonderful and rewarding day and all part of the reason we love France so much.
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