Discovering Chur: Switzerland’s Oldest City with a Modern Twist
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Nestled in the heart of the Alps, Chur is a hidden gem that combines ancient history, vibrant culture, and a food scene that’ll leave your taste buds singing. As the oldest city in Switzerland, Chur is a must-visit for anyone … Read More

G20, COPs, CMAs, Pollution, Covid, One Earth, One Family, One Future!??
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My wife made a good point the other day; “Remember the days during Covid, when everything was shut down, how the air quality all over the world suddenly jumped to all-time best”? And then I just happened to read an … Read More

Newsletter from my Restaurant back in North Miami
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Publication was around a thousand every month, with a great return rate. Kept me busy once a month to set it up!  

Destiny of the Glaciers in Switzerland
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Destiny of the Glaciers: A Swiss Tragedy in Ice and Time Ah, the glaciers of Switzerland—a poetic saga of ice, time, and the ever-changing earth. Let’s dive into their story, their importance, and the challenges they face, weaving in a … Read More

The Hidden Melody of Switzerland: A History of Rhaeto-Romansh
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A Linguistic Fossil: The Origins of Romansh, the Fourth Language of Switzerland Once upon a time, around 15 BCE, Roman legions strolled into the Alpine regions of Raetia( Grison, GraubĂźnden), probably mesmerized by the stunning views and the prospect of … Read More

Liechtenstein: A Microscopic Marvel with a Titanic History
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Nestled snugly between Austria and Switzerland, Liechtenstein might seem like a blink-and-you-miss-it spot on the map. But peel back the layers of its 62 square miles, and you’ll uncover a history packed with princely drama, political resilience, and economic genius.

St. Niklaus: The Swiss Village Where History Echoes Louder Than the Alps
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Nestled in the heart of the Wallis canton, St. Niklaus is a village that packs a punch in history—much more than a scenic stop between Zermatt and the Matterhorn. You’re not far off if you’re picturing quiet, snow-covered streets and … Read More

The Future of Gastronomie – a look ahead!
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The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and responsibility. As the world evolves, so too does our approach to food, dining, and culinary experiences. The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and … Read More

Nuclear Power – Positive Contribution or Challenges & Risks?
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Positive Effects Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions Nuclear power plants produce electricity with minimal greenhouse gas emissions compared to fossil fuels. This makes it a key player in combating climate change. For instance, nuclear energy accounts for about 10% of the … Read More

The Gotthard Diaries: Goats, Glaciers, and Getting Lost in Switzerland
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Introduction Let me introduce you to the Gotthard region—a slice of Switzerland that’s part historic marvel, natural wonder, and part workout disguised as a vacation. Nestled in the Alps, it’s where glaciers whisper their ancient secrets, tunnels defy physics, and … Read More

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My Stories, Recipes , Videos & Adventures from Around the World!

Taiwan…The disputed Island in the Pacific Ocean, 180 kilometers off the coast of mainland China
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The History of Taiwan The prehistoric history of Taiwan, before history was written Taiwan was inhabited for thousands of years by Austronesian Indigenous people, who are genetically and linguistically linked to Pacific Islanders. Human presence dates back at least 30,000 … Read More

My Life Story as a Chef
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This is a short version of the life of a Chef and Hospitality Consultant spanning over 55 years and seven countries. Author Ulrich Koepf My Life Story as a Chef and Hospitality Consultant I was born in a small Town … Read More

The Day I Served the Future on a Plate (South Florida Wasn’t Ready)
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The Day I Served the Future on a Plate (South Florida Wasn’t Ready) Cuisine Nouvelle (or Nouvelle Cuisine) was revolutionary in the 1960s–70s in France—lighter sauces, fresher ingredients, artistic plating—and it really spread worldwide in the 1980s. If you were … Read More

Memories from the time in the Swiss Army
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Where are they all now, 54 years later?! The second page is a price list of provisions calculated for 100 Soldiers, that I had to use during my time!

“Bleib Links” in Bermuda
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Als Koch kam ich 1972 auf den Bermudas an, einer subtropischen Insel im Atlantik, etwa 700 Meilen vor der KĂźste New Yorks oder Carolinas. Direkt nach meinem Militärdienst in der Schweizer Armee war es mein erster Flug aus der Schweiz … Read More

The Hidden Melody of Switzerland: A History of Rhaeto-Romansh
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A Linguistic Fossil: The Origins of Romansh, the Fourth Language of Switzerland Once upon a time, around 15 BCE, Roman legions strolled into the Alpine regions of Raetia( Grison, GraubĂźnden), probably mesmerized by the stunning views and the prospect of … Read More

My Swiss Army Memories
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My grandson, Just turned 16 a few months ago, soon he will have to start thinking about what he wants to do as a profession when he finishes school in another 2 years, apprenticeship or college?! Then at the age … Read More

Warning Notice to the Human Race
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            THE REALITY CHECK As we all have plenty of time to reflect, think, and reminisce about what is going on in the world right now, I decided to express my personal opinion, feelings, and … Read More

Ulrich K’s Erinnerungen der Dominikanischen Republik
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 Dominikanische Republik  In 1987 kam ich in Santo Domingo an, um an der NeuerĂśffnung des neuen Jaragua Hotel, Resort und European Spa zu arbeiten. Ich war verantwortlich fĂźr die Installationen der Gastro Betriebe im ganzen Resort und danach eine KĂźchencrew … Read More

What your Favorite Drink Says about You!
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Your favorite drink says more about you than you think. From coffee lovers to wine enthusiasts, here’s what your go-to beverage reveals about your personality. COFFEE You’re driven, focused, and always on the move. Coffee drinkers value productivity and routine-even … Read More

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