The Exciting Swiss Family Koepf Hike to 2300 m
on August 24, 2017 with No Comments
The Bristen (3073m) is a mountain in the Canton of Uri, Central Switzerland. SaveSave
Regional Comfort Foods of Switzerland
on June 27, 2017 with No Comments
In the German-speaking regions of Switzerland, popular items such as Pork Schnitzel with French fries and veal Julienne with mushrooms in a cream sauce served with potato hash browns (Roesti) are more likely influenced by Germany and Austria according to cookbook author Alice … Read More
Talents at the Artbox Project 2017 in Basel
on June 25, 2017 with No Comments
Artbox Project 2017 in Basel Thanks to Patricia and Denny’s artists from 25 nationalities were able to show their talent by displaying their art during the Artbox Project exposition in the Euroairport exhibition hall in Basel, Switzerland from June 14th … Read More
After 45 Years Abroad, Returning to Swiss Town Joining Family
on May 20, 2017 with No Comments
The Birthplace of Wilhelm Tell, The Swiss Hero Having lived in half a dozen countries over 45 years, there comes a time when a decision has to be made whether you want to live away from your family or join … Read More
Sun, palms, great food, you will never guess!
on May 20, 2017 with No Comments
Zurich to Locarno, by train to the southern part of Switzerland. The Gotthard Tunnel It was 8 ° Celsius cloudy and raining heading towards the Gotthard tunnel, the longest tunnel in the world at 54 km in length, the … Read More
Jumbo Shrimp in a Toasted Garlic, Sauvignon Blanc, Butter Sauce
on November 23, 2016 with No Comments
Pan-seared shrimp on toasted brioche bread, the sauce is with toasted slivered garlic, shallots, basil, lemon zest, white wine, and a chunk of butter to bring it all together! yum yum
On the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Vacation Path
on October 3, 2016 with No Comments
On the Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Vacation Path Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, a German writer (1749-1832), novelist, diplomat, statesman, and civil servant born on August 28th, 1749 in Germany. Some of the notable works he did include the Sorrows of … Read More
The Restaurant on Broadway Stage
on August 22, 2016 with 1 Comment
Somewhere between the excitement of the Broadway Stage and a December football scrimmage, one finds an extraordinary phenomenon called the Restaurant. Restaurants come in assorted sizes, prices, and themes, yet all have a common creed to serve people … Read More