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Home » Archives » March 2007 » Leaving Luxembourg – Keeping a Tradition

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03/25/2007: "Leaving Luxembourg – Keeping a Tradition"


The building in the middle of the picture is an old leather factory, now converted to apartments. Our lunch host lives in one on a lower floor on the river.

We send out a huge thanks to our Luxembourg host, Mathew (Wazoo) Kahn for housing and putting up with four guys over two nights. He walked us through the lost and hidden alleys of the old areas of town and showed us some breathtaking sights.

Wazoo’s friend, Annaika treated us to a home cooked Sunday lunch. Coming from France, her mom was a professional cook. So she made sure that we got a chance to experience one of the most important weekly traditions in Europe. According to Wazoo, you cannot understand the culture of Europe unless you experience a Sunday lunch. Adding, “Everything else is everything else.” This tradition is a four-course meal that requires that family and friend gather and enjoy great food and conversation for several hours. Beginning with a fresh tomato, mozzarella, basil and oil and balsamic vinegar. Then we enjoyed a Beef Bourganone that was marinated in red wine for a day. Finishing with a cheese plate and a cake.

Sunday is for family and friends to gather and enjoy each other’s time. You don’t miss the chance to extend an invitation and you don’t miss the event.



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