Family Recipes
Strasen family recipes have roots in southern India where the Strasen siblings were born many of these recipes cross borders on a culinary journey.
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Whiskey Pantry
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Pork Vindaloo
This is now referred to as Grandpa Dave’s Pork Vindaloo. Dave Strasen came up with this recipe back in the 1960’s using the ingredients that he could find in the states at that time.
Bernhard and Henriette
Bernhard Theodore Strasen was a Lutheran pastor’s son, born November 3, 1898, in Janesville, Minnesota, a community in south central Minnesota, where his father Henry served Trinity Lutheran Church. He was the middle child of five, the only boy. As he wanted to be a pastor, following in the steps of his father and grandfather,…
Photo Album
These are some images taken of a Strasen family photo album. If you have any Strasen family photos please let me know using the contact page.
Summer 2023
Summer 2023 Three Generations. These are the three generations from David Strasen. This photo was taken in Lacey Washington on July 20th 2023
Pavers Part One
The firepit area will be 12 by 17 ft. I am just getting started setting the pavers. These are the dominion concrete pavers from Mutual Materials. I will have about 2 inches between the pavers and the retaining wall. I know that there are easier ways of doing this but I like setting each one…