Dinner parties

I think it kind of depends on the people you spend time with what you do in your spare time. While I spent most of the early evenings in the sports center with my acquaintances last year, I meet most of the people for dinner parties this year. (Although Norwegians would say it's "middag".) We already had a typical German (chicken "Geschnetzeltes" with potatoes and brokkoli), Ghanaese (peanut soup with fufu), Norwegian (roast pork with potatoes and different vegetables) and Polish (pierogi with mushroom sauce) food. Pretty impressive for 4 days in Trondheim, I guess. It will be interesting to see what else will be served in Moholt's kitchens.