This chapter is entirely dedicated to our first meal on the peninsula. I realize this is strange - but only to you. I remember this meal vividly as the thing which made a long 2 day journey, 20 hour drive and a crappy shower worth the trouble. Kind of like coming home after a hard day of work to be rewarded with ice cream you didn’t know was in the freezer.
Our ger camp had a restaurant that served breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday. The first day we had lunch and dinner, every day after that we just had dinner. The meals were pretty pricey ($11 for lunch, $7 for dinner) but hey, it’s the holidays.
The first course was soup. And honestly, this is the only course I remember. I think it was possibly the best soup ever made. Rich, red, thick and spiced just perfectly, we slurped obnoxiously and repeated – “This soup is so good!” – as if it was our own personal eureka. Nothing after that soup was quite as amazing.
The only other meal I remember from our trip was a shepherds pie – and I don’t remember it because it was particularly good. I only remember it because at lunch time there was a live sheep tied up behind the kitchen, it was gone before dinner and our shepherds pie was with mutton. So…he was probably in the shepherds pie. And we ate him.
8.09.2009
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its even better when near Erdinet we were asked which one we wanted for supper , guarenteed fresh food.
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