FIRST COURSE; Times changing at German tables

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: February 22, 2006| Author: NANCY J. STOHS | Copyright information

Germany Meike's reaction said it all.

Informed that her mother my cousin Gisela would be fixing a traditional German meal for her American visitors on Sunday, Meike wrinkled her nose and groaned.

"I don't like traditional German food," said the 23-year-old college student.

"She'd rather eat Chinese or Thai or Italian," said her mother with a smile of bemused resignation. "And she prefers store pickles to her mom's."

Not so for myself or my 21-year-old stepdaughte...

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