Culinary rarity – Saffron from Switzerland
The most expensive spice in the world does not only grow in the Orient. The southern slopes below the small village of Mund are considered the best growing area for the rare plants
The most expensive spice in the world does not only grow in the Orient. The southern slopes below the small village of Mund are considered the best growing area for the rare plants
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Silk gave it its name. Many things were traded on the Silk Road. The Chinese offered silk to the Kyrgyz in exchange for good horses.
In the jungle of the Pacific island of Bougainville lies the wreckage of the plane of the Japanese General Yamamoto, who was responsible for the attack on Pearl Harbor
Saffron gives an incomparable aroma. It would be too bad and too expensive to use saffron only as a coloring agent. About the cultivation in Valais and Morocco.
About cookbooks that open up whole new worlds, tell of the cuisines of distant countries, or provide entertaining knowledge about our foods
The Swiss border and trading city of Basel is home to Switzerland’s oldest university, 46 museums and has served as a refuge for many a maverick thinker
Seit Anfang 2019 findet das Format Kunst & Kochwerk von Angela Berg in einem weiteren Museum statt. Begleitend zu Wechselausstellungen des Museums der Niederrheinischen Seele – Villa Erckens nehmen die Gäste nach einer Führung durch die Ausstellung an den kleinen Bistro-Tischen im Erdgeschoss des Museums Platz und kosten ein Überraschung-Menü korrespondierend zur Kunst: 2019 zur Ausstellung “Helmut Schmidt – Karikaturen” / Unter Wölfen / Magret Schoten-Richter Materie und Objekte. Di. … [mehr]