so I decided to share it with the world! 
(Or at least the one or two of you who read this.) 
I haven't actually made any myself, 
however next time my neighbors make it they said they will invite me over. 
I too want to learn the mysterious ways of this food. 
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You can eat the bread with syrup or jam, however I prefer to eat it plain. 
I am not one for tainting naturally, beautiful food. 
The watermelon pictured above, although not seedless, was very sweet for so late in the season. All in all it was a great snack, 
and reminded me of my Japanese friend 
as we ate it together a few days before she returned home. Ah...memories.
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Anyone else ever tried this delicacy? 
I believe its proper name is Rollkuchen, or so my not-so-extensive-google-search tells me.

3 comments:
You called it correctly. Being Mennonite I've eaten a ton of it. =D
Thanks for sharing that interesting delicacy, firs time heard about that but really wanna have a bite.. :-)
Please send me the recipe once you sneak into your neighbor kitchen.. :-)
I never knew you were a Mennonite Shandi. Learn something new every day. :P Glad I was correct :D
Rashai, once I learn the recipie I will definatly post it up here. :D. I admit though the hot oil scares me a little ._.;
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