It was one of the best meals I had! Salmon in olive oil (on low heat for a long time) with fresh Vinschgau bread (German bread), lemon, tomatoes, and lettuce.
After several attempts, I finally managed to cook salmon in SS, and it did not stick! SS
It was one of the best meals I had! With fresh Vinschgau bread (German bread), lemon, tomatoes, and lettuce.
I decided to switch from supermarket bread to local (non-chain) baker's bread to support them and learn more about the German bread culture (I am not German).
I started with "Elsässer" from Hinkel. I really liked the crust and everything about this bread.
Can you recommend the next bread for me to try? And do you recommend any specific sweet pastry?
Also, why did they give me the bread in a plastic bag? Should I ask explicitly for a paper bag? Or is this the only option at Hinkel?
Rice with veggies (peas, corn, and grated carrots) and chicken breast (~150g per meal) (cooked with the rice).
I did not split into individual meals because I don't own small containers yet. The two rectangular ones are two meals each, while the square one is three meals.
I have just got the scholarship from Syria!
I will decline as I also got the DAAD scholarship and am already in Germany, so if anyone on the waitlist in Syria, I hope you will get it!
I am currently attending a language course provided by DAAD. I am attending every class and doing my best to learn and pass the exam.
However, I want to know (because I am stressing out about that) if I fail the exam (and hence take the same level next month instead of moving to the next level), will that affect my scholarship?
I have checked the files the sent to me, and I could only find an obligation to attend, nothing is mentioned about failing the exam.
Note: My master's program is in English.
ThinkPad E14 Gen7
14" 2.8K IPS, Intel Core Ultra 5 - 225U, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Campus Exclusive.
Build quality is astonishing, all aluminum. Camera Shutter, and a fingerprint sensor. I know RAM should be more but for 799 euros, this is the best I can find in Germany (it's a campus model for students only). The keyboard is also great.
Do you suggest any benchmarks I can run to test the hardware?
Any advice?
