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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2011


This card took awhile to get here but I'm happy it finally did. It shows the various Malayan dishes.  Malayan food is influenced by many cultures such as Indian, Chinese.  The food looks delicious.




Monday, June 27, 2011

Les Diots au Vin Blanc


The second card received from Jean Michel from France .  This one is a recipe card and I love recipe cards!  When translated Diot is a type of sausage so the recipe is for "Sausages with White Wine".  Sounds delicious to me.  I love sausages.

The method is also given at the back of the postcard in French.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Fruit Seller, Capetown

 This postcard shows a typical fruit seller in Cape Town. There are a wide variety of fruits pictured here and the postcard is very colourful.  It reminds me of the vendor's market here at home.

Thanks very much Michelle!

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Recipe for Rhubarb Pie


This last card from Emma shows a recipe for rhubarb pie which is in Swedish.  I love recipe cards and they are always welcome.  They educate you on the cuisine of other countries and you can even try the recipes.
The method is shown on the other side of the card.

Thanks very much Emma for the wonderful cards!

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Sweden


My first card from Sweden and it shows typical Swedish stuff which includes lingonbery, elk, squirrels, mushrooms and blueberries . Hanna also gave me a mini Swedish lesson with the Swedish names of those various items.

Thanks Hanna!

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Cyprus





Another postcard from papermoon . Cyprus is the 3rd largest island in the Mediterranean sea, and one of the most tourist destination.  This postcard shows the traditional way of breadmaking.  I must say that the bread looks delicious.

Friday, February 4, 2011

Belgium








This is my first postcard from Belgium and first food postcard.  This postcard shows Belgium's famous foods.  They are Belgian frites or fries , mussels, beer and pralines.  The lace work pictured above can be seen in Brugge.

Thanks Guy for this postcard!