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Friday, June 10, 2011

How To Debone Pork Knuckle Roast

Whilst on our Europe vacation package, we visited Titisee Germany and were brought for a sumptuous  lunch at Drubba's Restaurant Zur Muhle.  Here we had the Family Special:- a tray with enough for the whole family comprising pork knuckles, sausages, schnitzels, rice and fries.

Our tour manager, Ricky Tiang, came by to show us how to debone the pork knuckle roast so as to enjoy it to the fullest.  Here is the video:-








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Titisee - Drubba Restaurant Zur Muhle

Whilst on our Europe vacation package, we visited Titisee, one of six communities in Baden-Wurttemberg in southern Germany.

Close by is the Titisee Black Forest area, a wooded mountain range which inherited its name due to the dense growth of conifers in the forest which blocked out most of the light inside the forest.  This is where the famous Black Forest cake first came into existence.  

Drubba Family Restaurant

We had lunch in Restaurant Zur Muhle owned by the Drubba family who has a range of businesses including the production of the well known Drubba cuckoo clocks.

Home-made Black Forest Cherry Gateau
Somehow we still prefer our local version of the Black Forest cake back home in Singapore...  : P

Artwork

Friendly bear

Cozy decor

Family Special
The Family Special:-   a tray with enough for the whole family - pork knuckle, sausages, schnitzels, rice and fries 


Check out How To Debone Pork Knuckle Roast for a short demonstration by our tour manager on deboning those huge pork knuckles.


Table setting in Restaurant Zur Muhle

Hot vegetable soup

After lunch, we visited the Titisee Drubba Black Forest Cuckoo Clock Centre where we had a narration of how the Drubba cuckoo clocks are made.




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Drubba - Black Forest Cuckoo Clocks



Drubba
On our recent Europe vacation package, we had the opportunity to visit Drubba cuckoo clock factory, one of the better known Black Forest cuckoo clocks manufacturer and supplier.  Located in Titisee Germany, we enjoyed a hearty lunch at Restaurant Zur Muhle, another Drubba family business, before proceeding the the cuckoo clock factory next door to have an overview of the production of the cuckoo clocks.

One of many cuckoo clocks

Another cuckoo clock design

More cuckoo clocks

How Black Forest cuckoo clocks are made

Wooden cuckoo clocks

Carvings for the cuckoo clocks

More cuckoo clock designs

Love these colourful cuckoo clocks featuring Heidi on a swing





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