moin,
da wir gleich wieder weg fahren, 3 Wochen Nordsee, kann ich nicht mit machen, aber ein Tipp wo es ist:
http://normandie-zoom.com/blog/images/i ... fecamp.jpg
Irgendwann so in 3 Wochen mache ich dann wieder mit -- tschüüüüs
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Und so sah der Benediktiner Palast zwischen 1893 und 1895 aus:
Der Likör heist dann auch ganz einfach Benedictine. Die Geschichte dessen (leider nur auf Englisch zur Verfügung):
The fabulous history of Bene- dictine began during the Renaissance when a Venetian monk at the Abbey of Fécamp , Dom Bernardo Vincelli, crea-ted an elixir from 27 plants & spices from the 4 corners of the globe. This elixir was highly regarded in the court of King François I, and the drink, which by now has become famous, was produced by the Benedictine monks up until the end of the 18th century.
However, in the turmoil of the French Revolution, the recipe was almost lost forever. In 1791, a Fécamp notable bought the 16th century manuscript containing the formula for the elixir. In his ignorance of the secret held within, he put it away into his library and forgot about it…
In 1863, Alexandre Le Grand, a distant relation of the Fécamp notable, came across the book of spells by chance and discovered the secret recipe. Straight away, he decided to decipher it in order to re-create this mysterious liqueur. His tenacity enabled him eventually to do so. He modernised the recipe and called it "Benedictine".
Der Likör heist dann auch ganz einfach Benedictine. Die Geschichte dessen (leider nur auf Englisch zur Verfügung):
The fabulous history of Bene- dictine began during the Renaissance when a Venetian monk at the Abbey of Fécamp , Dom Bernardo Vincelli, crea-ted an elixir from 27 plants & spices from the 4 corners of the globe. This elixir was highly regarded in the court of King François I, and the drink, which by now has become famous, was produced by the Benedictine monks up until the end of the 18th century.
However, in the turmoil of the French Revolution, the recipe was almost lost forever. In 1791, a Fécamp notable bought the 16th century manuscript containing the formula for the elixir. In his ignorance of the secret held within, he put it away into his library and forgot about it…
In 1863, Alexandre Le Grand, a distant relation of the Fécamp notable, came across the book of spells by chance and discovered the secret recipe. Straight away, he decided to decipher it in order to re-create this mysterious liqueur. His tenacity enabled him eventually to do so. He modernised the recipe and called it "Benedictine".
Patty & Leo
Die "Ausländer" im Frankenland
Die "Ausländer" im Frankenland
Hallo Leike,
jetzt war es doch einfach - nach dem Link vom Nasenbär, der eigentlich schon die Lösung enthielt.
Trotzdem - mach du bitte jetzt weiter.
Hier ist noch das komplette Bild. Wir freuen uns übrigens schon, dies in den nächsten Wochen wieder zu sehen auf unserer Urlaubstour.
jetzt war es doch einfach - nach dem Link vom Nasenbär, der eigentlich schon die Lösung enthielt.
Trotzdem - mach du bitte jetzt weiter.
Hier ist noch das komplette Bild. Wir freuen uns übrigens schon, dies in den nächsten Wochen wieder zu sehen auf unserer Urlaubstour.
Liebe Grüße Monika
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