Day 5, Saturday, 18 Aug: Brussels

Market

Saturday at the Market

We spent our last day in Brussels relaxing with our hosts. We wandered through the Saturday market enjoying sights of fresh fruit, vegetables, cheeses and observing people. Our hosts commented on the low attendance probably because of the August holiday.

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After the market, we wandered around their neighborhood, Ixelles, with parks, cafes and an Abbey, the Abbaye de le Cambre. The scenery was so tranquil it was hard to believe that we were in the middle of a large city.  Thanks to our hosts, we finally found, and were able to purchase, the long sought after sim cards for our cell phones that will be good all over Europe for the 2 months we will be here.
 
Later, we went shopping for dinner at the local Carrefour market which is much like any US supermarket except for the very extensive selection of reasonably priced beers.  I don’t think I’ve ever seen that much beer in one place.
We had a low key afternoon and a lovely dinner grilled tableside on a raclette – a different kind of electric grill.  Basically it involves melting cheese below the grill while grilling chopped onions & peppers and chopped bacon and assorted thinly sliced meats: prosciutto, ham, salami. First we put the melted cheese on boiled potatoes and then add the grilled mixture to taste. It was wonderful. Our hostess and Peggy enjoyed a bottle Montepulciano Brunnello wine while Wayne and our host sampled various beers. It was a great wrap up to a marvelous visit.