We do not need to think of Chinese sayings, we have our own Czernowitz ones.
The one most suitable for this occasion is: "Liebe geht durch den Magen"
(love goes through the stomach).
You will think me very optimistic; I have decided this spring, only two
month away, to plant a sour cherry tree in my garden. I already have a
"Black Tartarian" which needs to be polinated by a sour cherry. Ten years
from now, you are all invited to come taste my Vishniak.
L'chayim, or Prosit, whichever you prefer,
Mimi
On 2/4/10 12:24 AM, "HARDY BREIER" <HARDY3_at_BEZEQINT.NET> wrote:
> From Piteygasse through the Austriaplatz, through the produce stands to the
> sour cherries
> vendors and from here to home- made vishiniak the way is short.
> The response is overwhelming. More posts than any historic event would
> evoke.
> Which proves the old Chinese saying : Gastronomy always stronger than
> History.
> Or : Taste outlives memory.
>
> Hardy
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