Porktender

Red Snapper Flan with Crawfish Bisque
Red Snapper Flan with Crawfish Bisque
Patefoiegras
Marble of Foie gras Terrine
MartiniFoodShot
Food display at Martini’s Bistro-Bar in North Miami Beach
Sautéed Poularde Breast with Tamarind BBQ sauce and Tropical Fruit Salsa
Sautéed Poularde Breast with Tamarind BBQ sauce and Tropical Fruit Salsa
Braised Seabass
Braised Seabass
Thai spiced roasted Porktenderloin medallions with Wok vegetables & Thai Curry sauce
Thai spiced roasted Pork tenderloin medallions with Wok vegetables & Thai Curry sauce
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Sweet water Perch filets, Shallot-Wine & Lemon Butter, Steamed Potatoes and Glazed Spring Vegetables
pan_braised_filet_of_lemon_sole
Braised Flounder over Artichoke mousseline with julienne of vegetables, Saffron Beurre Blanc
oriental_seafood_broth
Oriental Seafood Broth
leek_soup
Leek Bisque with crisp leeks
creamy_polenta_with_mushroom
Creamy Polenta with truffle oil, sautéed forest mushroom, and creme fraiche
grilled_striploin_steak
Grilled Skirt Steak with wilted spinach, Corn-Potato Flan with crisp parsnips
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Seafood Bisque with Chive cream
RANDEN SALAT
Citrus marinated beets, Florida oranges and Treviso Salad with raspberry vinaigrette
boletus_marmalade_crusted_filet_mignon
Grilled Filet Mignon over garlicky spinach & grilled portobello mushrooms
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Grilled Skirt Steak with buttered Zucchini Noodles, Jalapeño croquettes, asparagus & red pepper sugo
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Togarashi Crusted Salmon Steak, oriental vegetable julienne, sweet potato mash
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Pan-seared Grouper medallions with Rice noodles, vegetables in ginger-soy broth
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Baked Seabass over a medley of braised mushroom, grape tomatoes, herbs, and natural beef broth
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Braised Jumbo Shrimp in a garlic wine sauce with carrot mash
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Hainanese Noodle Mahmee with shrimp

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

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

Cooking with Locals in Switzerland

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“Cooking with Locals in Switzerland” is a fantastic way to experience authentic Swiss culture, cuisine, and hospitality. Switzerland’s diverse regions—German, French, Italian, and Romansh—offer rich and varied culinary traditions. Here’s a guide to help you plan or explore this kind … 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, Graubünden), probably mesmerized by the stunning views and the prospect of … 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 Neueröffnung des neuen Jaragua Hotel, Resort und European Spa zu arbeiten. Ich war verantwortlich für die Installationen der Gastro Betriebe im ganzen Resort und danach eine Küchencrew … Read More

The first known Foods eaten by Humans

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The first known foods eaten by humans were foraged from the natural environment long before agriculture existed. These early foods would have included: 🌿 Plants and Vegetation Wild fruits (like figs, berries) Nuts (like walnuts and almonds) Tubers and roots … Read More

Fast Food ist nicht mehr so ​​günstig!?

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Hier sind die US-Städte mit den höchsten Preisen, und vergleichen Sie sie mit den Preisen in der Schweiz. Wie Subways 5-Dollar-Footlong-Sandwich könnte günstiges Fast Food bald der Vergangenheit angehören. Der Durchschnittspreis für Fast Food in größeren US-Städten liegt mittlerweile im … Read More

Switzerland: The Dark Side of Paradise (Tourist Survival Guide)

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Ah, Switzerland. The land of majestic mountains, shimmering lakes, chocolate that could make you cry, and trains that run like they were scheduled by Swiss-made atomic clocks. But before you pack your finest hiking boots and a pocket full of … Read More

Trattoria, Osteria and Ristorante: Do you know the difference?

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Italians adore their own cuisine. Over the coming summer, many people travel south to Tessin, often into Italy. There, they can be enchanted by Italian cuisine. In this article, we’ll show you which restaurant offers what Nothing beats an old … Read More

Exploring Food Styles with a Dash of Humor

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A World of Flavors: Exploring Food Styles with a Dash of Humor They say food is the universal language, but let’s be real—how you say “delicious” might not matter as much as how you chew it. From chopsticks to bread-breaking, … Read More

Understanding Tinnitus: The Causes and Origins of Ringing in the Ears

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Tinnitus, often described as “ringing in the ears,” is a condition that affects millions worldwide. Though it may sound harmless, its impact can range from mild annoyance to significant interference with daily life. Let’s explore the causes and origins of … Read More

Tinnitus verstehen: Ursachen und Ursprünge von Ohrensausen

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Tinnitus, oft als „Ohrensausen“ beschrieben, ist eine Erkrankung, die weltweit Millionen von Menschen betrifft. Obwohl es harmlos klingt, können seine Auswirkungen von leichter Belästigung bis hin zu erheblichen Beeinträchtigungen des täglichen Lebens reichen. Lassen Sie uns die Ursachen und Ursprünge … Read More

Switzerland on a Plate: A Culinary Adventure With Too Much Cheese (Or Is It?)

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Ah, Switzerland! Land of majestic Alps precision-engineered watches, and—most importantly—foods that make your taste buds yodel. Forget the skiing; the real downhill adventure here is tumbling into a cheese fondue pot. Let’s dive into the smorgasbord of Swiss delights, one laugh … 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

Switzerland: Where Even the Cows Wear Designer Bells

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Welcome to Switzerland, a place so stunning it looks like it was Photoshopped by Mother Nature herself. Known for its punctual trains, mouthwatering chocolate, and mountains that practically beg for a photo shoot, this little Alpine paradise is the ultimate … Read More

AltaRipa-Alta Atmosphere

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Restaurant AlpaRipa, Rovltella, Lake Garda, Italy (Touch or click on the highlighted text to open the link attached to it) On your next trip to Lake Garda, Verona, or Sirmione, I recommend this restaurant on the edge of Lake Garda, … Read More

Better late than never!

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The hype about plant-based foods I get it! All this talk about plant-based foods & diets is uninteresting, especially if you are used to devouring hamburgers, steak, stews, and hot dogs all your life, and  “you are still alive!” despite … Read More

A Dominican Republic Flashback 1987-1992

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  Ulrich in the Dominican Republic Ulrich’s Erinnerungen der Dominikanischen Republik Chaine des Rotisseur Chapter Inauguration, Santo Domingo, DR Dominikanische Republik – Die schönsten Strände in der Karibik  

„Arbeitsplatz der Wahl“ für über 50-Jährige

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Trends zeigen, dass das Gastgewerbe für die über 50-Jährigen zum „Arbeitsplatz der Wahl“ wird Laut einem neuen Bericht der Branchen-Rekrutierungsplattform Caterer.com sind in den letzten drei Jahren mehr als 165.000 Arbeitnehmer über 50 in den Gastgewerbesektor in England eingestiegen. Der … Read More

True extend of America’s food monopolies, and who pays the price

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Investigation shows scale of big food corporations’ market dominance and political power A handful of powerful companies control the majority market share of almost 80% of dozens of grocery items bought regularly by ordinary Americans, new analysis reveals. A joint … Read More

Dieser „Fish called Avalon“ ist das Alpha von South Beach, Florida

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1976 kam ich von den Bahamas, nach Amerika und nahm die Herausforderung an, einen Privatclub in der Arthur Godfrey Road in Miami Beach mit dem Namen Club 41 zu eröffnen. Der Club entwickelte sich innerhalb des ersten Jahres zu einem … Read More

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Atlantis – The Royal in Dubai

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The opening of this fabulous Hotel in Dubai features Restaurants by Celebrity Chefs such as Gordon Ramsey, Jose Andres, Nobu Matsuhisa, Ariana, Heston Blumenthal, and Gaston Acurio     Click here to view the Hotel’s Website         … Read More

Thanksgiving, what excatly is it and what does it mean?

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In September 1620. a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, carrying 102 passengers – an assortment of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith and other individuals lured by the promise of … Read More

Swiss Glaciers- Now you see them, soon you won’t!

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Six percent of the total glacier volume was lost this year. #greta #climate The glaciers have never melted as much as this summer, according to the Swiss Glacier Monitoring Network (Glamos). A total of around three cubic kilometers of ice … Read More

Restaurant „Lucide“ (klar, ehrlich, deutlich!)

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Restaurant „Lucide“ (klar, ehrlich, deutlich!) Die Übersetzung oder Bedeutung, des Namens dieses Restaurants wird sicherlich sehr deutlich, sobald Sie durch den eingang treten! Die Aussicht von unserem Tisch war besonders interessant, die örtliche Messe befand sich rund um das Kulturzentrum … Read More

What Is a Plant-Based Diet? Benefits of Going Plant-Based

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Issued through Nature’s Best from the UK Once seen as an alternative, the power of plants has now fully entered the mainstream. According to The Vegan Society, the number of people dabbling in a plant-based diet is higher than ever, … Read More

Tilapia-Fisch: Seine Vorteile und Gefahren

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Tilapia ist ein preiswerter Fisch mit mildem Geschmack. Er ist die am vierthäufigsten konsumierte Art von Meeresfrüchten in den Vereinigten Staaten und in Europa. Viele Leute lieben Tilapia, weil er relativ günstig ist und nicht sehr fischig schmeckt. Wissenschaftliche Studien … Read More

A Vertical Start into Coffee Market

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Claudio Marty and his wife, Yesenia Rosero, have successfully invested in difficult times. What began as a start-up a good two years ago today supplies private and business customers across the country with one of the most sustainable coffees in … Read More

Humanitarian – Neutral Switzerland

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War, Refugees, and Internment The Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871) ends with the defeat of France. after the capture of Napoleon III. In the autumn of 1870, the proclamation of the Third Republic in France and the proclamation of the German Empire, … Read More

To all who suffer from Tinnitus!

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Tinnitus Well, it seems that I am not the only one suffering from this annoying, molesting, stubborn problem called “Tinnitus”! I have been living with it for the past few years, and it seems to be getting worse. I have … Read More

Some of The Most Epic And Strange Moments Americans Had While Visiting Europe

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Original story on tv-bee, re-posted Lily Tredwell, July 2021 Oh, Europe, the Old Country, the continent of iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, The Louvre, The Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, the Acropolis & Parthenon to name a few. … Read More

Myth and Misconception about Cholesterol

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The egg has come under fire because of its relatively high cholesterin content. But recent research has corrected this and shows that in healthy people there is little correlation between dietary cholesterol and blood cholesterol; This is even shown in … Read More

Short Story:  THE PLATE – DER TELLER

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by Leah C. Walden-Hurtgen, a service attendant in our restaurant  (2001-2006) – Martini’s Bistro-Bar in Miami, now living in California. I am washed and polished, rested and bored. I sit on my shelf, reminiscing of the past nights: the music, … Read More

The Mayonnaise Jar & The Beer… Das Mayonnaise Glas & das Bier…

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When things in our life seem almost too much to handle, when 24 hours in a day are not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar ..and the beer. A professor stood before his philosophy class and had some items in front … Read More

Did you Know? – Wussten Sie?,,,

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In January of 1932, William Wrigley, Jr. Died He started as a traveling salesman at 13, selling soap for his father’s company. He had a series of sales jobs, one of which gave chewing gum as a premium. Customers liked … Read More

Are you on fire about life?

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ARE YOU EXCITED TO GET UP IN THE MORNING AND STILL ENTHUSIASTIC AT THE END OF THE DAY? If not, the good news is that you can be, by learning to manage your energy more skillfully. If you are like … Read More

Der Gedanke des Tages!

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von Sheer Ramjohn Ein Verständnis: Inzwischen würde man begreifen, dass wir alle mit einem anderen Blick auf das Leben geboren werden. Dies ermöglicht es uns, verschiedene Ideen auf den Tisch zu bringen und dadurch Schwierigkeiten auf unterschiedliche Weise zu lösen. … Read More

Swiss Military Bunker Revival

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Where ammunition was once stored in the army bunkers in Erstfeld and Stansstad, Alex Lussi, today, grows Shiitake and Oyster mushrooms sustainably. The Bunkers are ideal for this. Thousands of disused military installations pierce the country of Switzerland. These days … Read More

Four Pandemic Dilemmas

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How to handle tension, stress, boredom, and loneliness during lockdown 😚Most people most likely had or still do, deal with one of the above issues during the past 13 months. Let’s look at some of the things we can do in … Read More

The Air, our wellbeing!

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The air is clean!?  Not just, but especially due to the Covid Pandemic, many people deal with the indoor climate, but what does that actually mean if you take the phrase about clean air literally !? Fresh air is free … Read More

The 5,593-page Porky Bill

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No wonder Americans are pissed As you may remember, in a post that I published on December 8th, 2018, (Today’s World Through My Eyes!) I mentioned some concerns about the mishandling of US government funds. This Stimulus Relief Bill contains pork that … Read More

America’s fascinating 1st Amendment & Laws

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No one knows how many laws there are in the United States.  Apparently, no one can count that high. They’ve been accumulating, of course, for more than 200 years.  When federal laws were first codified in 1927, they fit into … Read More

The early Plum harvest in Switzerland

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Due to the fantastic weather in Switzerland , the plum harvesting season started ten to fourteen days earlier than usual. An extremely good harvest is expected; the Swiss Fruit Association predicts a quantity of 1300 tons of plums. They say … Read More

Apprenticeships 2020 Switzerland

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More than 4500 young people from Lucerne are starting their apprenticeship these days. It is a special situation especially for young cooks and hospitality professionals. Roseline Troxler – Lucerne Newspaper 04.08.2020, 5 a.m For Ivan Djordjevic and Joel Marbach, it … Read More

August 1- Switzerland’s Federal Holiday

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Word of the Chief magistrate on the federal holiday of Switzerland, August 1st. Dear fellow citizens! We live in the Canton of Uri. According to the founding history of the Confederation, the Eternal Confederation of the Confederates was sworn and … Read More

Jeroen Achtien: Dry Aged Pikeperch & Lamb Cheeks

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Would you like a culinary borderline experience? Chef Jeroen (Restaurant “Sens”, Vitznau, Lucerne, Switzerland) makes it crack. Here are the test notes. Gault Millau – July 12, 2020 Text: Urs Heller Photos: Olivia Pulver EXPERIENCE 1: «THE PARMESAN OF THE … Read More

Mount Everest just got 5G!! Really!?

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We are so doomed! It’s the latest signal the faster wireless networks will soon be available EVERYWHERE. China’s Huawei says they have installed five 5G hotspots on the world’s tallest mountain. The network provides 20-times greater capacity than a typical … Read More

America, the great! What are you doing to yourself?

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I know, obviously, my blogs are supposed be intended to provide informative tips, recipes, and sometimes funny stories, about food and travel. However, since traveling came to halt due to Covid-19, there isn’t or wasn’t too much to write about, … Read More

Das Beste aus meinen neuen Blogs

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Das Häufigst Gelesene Thema Derzeit befinden sich auf meiner Website über 350 Blogs. Meine Plattform sollte interessante, informative Blogs über Essen, Getränke und Reisen bereitstellen. Auf meiner Website gibt es wirklich nichts zu verkaufen, mit Ausnahme der erstaunlichen Wandkunst meiner … Read More

THE BEST OF MY BLOGS

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The Best of My Blogs There are over 350 blogs on my website at this time, my platform was intended to provide interesting, informational blogs about food, beverages, and travel.  There is nothing for sale on my site with the … Read More

China reaches out, strengthen influence on the African continent, Europe

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With the support of the Corona crisis, China is also pursuing geopolitical goals in Europe, It also triggers mistrust. (and has been contributing to it in Africa for years). Weakened by internal conflicts of interest, however, the EU is struggling … Read More

Weird Restaurant Scene Booming in Kaifeng, China

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  Kaifeng, China, 1147, offering sumptuous banquets. from the varied and delicious cuisines of China’s different regions. Hundreds of small inns, teahouses, boodle shops, and dumpling houses also thrive night and day in this bustling cosmopolitan center. The bureaucrat and roving … Read More

Taste of America

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USA, December 1969 And its favorite is the ever-reliable restaurant chain Howard Johnson’s, with its big steaks and fries, cozy booths, warm atmosphere, and attentive staff Japanese steakhouses are attracting good customs on the West Coast. Wendy’s, a new fast-food … Read More

New Cocoa Powder Process

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Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1828 The Mayan civilization cultivated it in the Yucatan peninsula as early as 600 CE. and drank it with chili. Hernandez Cortez introduced it to Spain in 1528, and for almost 100 years Spain guarded it as a … Read More

The Coffee’s Health Claims Debated in C.1000

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Coffee Fortifies The Members, Leans The Skin, Dries Up The Humidities, And Gives an Excellent Smell To The Body!😀 Ibn Sina – Physician – Philosopher c. 1000 Coffee’s Health Claims Debated Middle East, C. 1000 Coffee drinking is becoming more … Read More

Worlds First Superb Brandy Distilled – Did You know?

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Armagnac, France, 1411 A new style of drink is being sold commercially throughout southwestern France. Called Armagnac brandy, it has been successfully distilled and produced in the town of Armagnac, located in the province of Gascony, at the foothills of … Read More

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Humanity’s Dilemma and Fate

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“IF MEN COULD LEARN FROM HISTORY, WHAT LESSONS IT MIGHT TEACH US!”  Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772-1834   The World seems to be so disgusted, outraged, and surprised at this Coronavirus, however, diseases, epidemics, pandemics, and plaques have been around for … Read More

Explosive World Changing Events of The 1940s – Part 1

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Here is a course of events that started in the ’40s and changed the world order. The World process in a big context A closer look at the past events of the 1940s shows almost a temporal symmetry: in the … Read More

Observing, Reminiscing, Contemplating and Evaluating!

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🤔 Sitting back watching and observing as the whole world is on lockdown, and trying to make sense of this situation, I then realized that this must be a wake-up call to all of us because it does not matter … Read More

Warnzeichen für die Menschheit!

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  DIE REALITÄTSPRÜFUNG Nachdem wir alle viel Zeit haben, um darüber nachzudenken und uns daran zu erinnern, was gerade in der Welt vor sich geht, habe ich beschlossen, meine persönliche Meinung, Gefühle und Beobachtungen über die gegenwärtige politische, wirtschaftliche und … Read More

The Gold of all Spices

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She is a true all-round talent and is now also conquering European cuisine: Turmeric-Root From McCormick, the spice expert, there is a pure turmeric powder that is very versatile. It looks like ginger and is botanically related to the well-known … Read More

Ihre Küche auf Coronavirus-Pandemie Vorbereiten

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 Die Zentren für die Kontrolle und Prävention von Krankheiten (CDC), warnten uns dass aufgrund der unvermeidlichen Ausbreitung des Coronavirus-Stammes COVID-19 “die Störung des Alltags schwerwiegend sein könnte”. Übersetzung: Früher oder später werden unsere Uber Eats- und Postmates-Konten möglicherweise geschlossen, ähnlich … Read More

Brüssel, erste Großstadt, die 5G aus gesundheitlichen Gründen stoppt

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      Brüssel sagt NEIN zu 5G!! „Ich kann eine solche Technologie nicht begrüßen, wenn die Strahlungsstandards, die den Bürger schützen müssen, nicht eingehalten werden, 5G oder nicht. Die Brüsseler sind keine Meerschweinchen, deren Gesundheit ich mit Gewinn verkaufen … Read More

Führender Anbieter in der Lokalisierung der Landwirtschaft

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Kann neue Landwirtschaft Technologie Lebensmittel anbauen, die besser sind als Bio? quoted by Randy Hurt and revised by Ulrich Koepf Neue Technologien verändern die Lebensmittellandschaft in Amerika. Jetzt gibt es die Möglichkeit, Lebensmittel anzubauen, die möglicherweise besser als Bio sind. … Read More

Swiss Confederation allows imported Vegetables with Toxic Pesticides

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  Plant protection products are prohibited in Switzerland. However, imported vegetables may still contain traces of pesticides. Farmers criticize unequal treatment. Swiss farmers and consumers face a new problem. After 12 toxic pesticides were banned in the course of the … Read More

The hidden, unique spots of Switzerland – part three

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Seerose Resort & Spa, on the shores of Lake Hallwil, Switzerland Dating back to the 18th century, this iconic place of gastronomy on the Lake of Hallwil, in the Canton of Aargau, Switzerland, is a favored location for Swiss people … Read More

In case Bhutan is on your bucket list!!

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FU LU SHOU AUTHENTIC CHINESE RESTAURANT IN BHUTAN BY ULRICH KOEPF This authentic Restaurant serves great Chinese food, situated in the largest city of the whole kingdom of Bhutan, in the district of Thimphu.  The language they speak is Dzongkha … Read More

Surge of Swiss Beer wins Terrain

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In the brewing year 2018/2019, the Swiss drank around 55 liters of beer per capita, which was hardly any different from the previous year. However, according to the Swiss Brewery Association (SBV), barley juice from local areas is finding more and … Read More

USA Today Newspaper, DR is Safe for Tourists

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USA Today newspaper highlights why tourists should visit RD The American media recounts the places vacationers should visit Santo Domingo, RD.- The USA Today newspaper highlighted that the Dominican Republic is a safe place for tourists and gave several reasons … Read More

Unique JLT Company – 100% Swiss made variety

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The JLT team consists of women and men from different cultures. Everyone brings their personal stories. Together, we pursue the idea of intercultural exchange and integration through work and education. Each individual brings his / her personal talent 100 percent … Read More

What are those funny sugar-sweet worms?

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Vermicelles are the typical Swiss autumn dessert. Abroad, this specialty made of Chestnut is almost unknown. Luckily, then more is left for us to enjoy! At least in the culinary world, Globalisation has ensured that there are no limits anymore … Read More

How to save oversalted food!

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Often it helps to add something fresh to the food such as lemon juice or something sweet, like apple wedges. The dish can also be stretched with a little water, milk, cream, cream cheese, sour cream, or créme Fraiche. If … Read More

Those Enticing Tapas, and the Wine

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TAPAS & WINE! During a visit to Valencia, I was amazed at the variety of restaurants and cafes presenting a wide choice of tapas on display. I enjoy nothing better than eating that way, going from one place to another enjoying … Read More

Buffalo milk, prepared with care and love

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Buffalos give less milk than cows, but it is much richer: It has almost twice as high fat and protein content as cow’s milk. This also affects the cheese that results from it. For example, the organic buffalo soft cheese … Read More

Wooden Cutlery in Swiss Restaurants

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Strange: 99 percent of human beings are able to drink from a glass or cup. Nevertheless, it has become customary to use Straws. In Switzerland alone, billions of drinking straws are used every year – and most of them are … Read More

The Famous Lion Monument – Lucerne, Switzerland

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Lucerne, Switzerland is one of the most beautiful cities in Switzerland, situated on the shores of Lake Lucerne with the mountains in the background, it is a beautiful place. When you stroll through the city make sure you visit the … Read More

The Interesting Kursaal – Hotel Alegro, Bern, Switzerland

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Hotel Allegro offers a comprehensive all-in-one offer with a congress center, 4-star Superior Hotel Allegro, three specialty restaurants, a cocktail bar, and the Grand Casino Bern. Excellent service and the best view of Bern and the Alps included. The Hotel Allegro … Read More

Destruction of the Swiss Success Model?

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In the last thirteen years, the population of Switzerland has increased by more than 1.1 million inhabitants. And still, every year 60’000 to 80’000 immigrants are added. Most parties continue to want immigration determined by the EU and expected population … Read More

Die Zerstörung des Erfolgsmodells der Schweiz

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In den letzten dreizehn jahren hat die Bevölkerung der Schweiz durch die Zuwanderung um mehr als 1.1 Million Einwohner zugenommen. Und noch immer kommen jährlich 60’000 bis 80’000 Zuwanderer hinzu. Die meisten Parteien wollen weiterhin eine von der EU bestimmte … Read More

Lohnt sich eine Reiseversicherung?

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Hier ist, wann Sie es definitiv kaufen sollten Theoretisch scheint die Reiseversicherung ein Kinderspiel zu sein. Gegen eine zusätzliche Gebühr sollten Sie sich sparen, um auf lange Sicht nicht viel Geld zu verlieren. Aber die Sache ist, die Gebühr für … Read More

Shocking Battle of Sempach in 1368, Switzerland

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The Battle of Sempach was fought on 9 July 1386, between Leopold III, Duke of Austria, and the Old Swiss Confederacy. The battle was a decisive Swiss victory in which Duke Leopold and numerous Austrian nobles died. The victory helped … Read More

Amazing Piz Gloria ( Schilthorn) at 9744 ft, Switzerland

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Self-Destruction of the Human Race

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The human race is working very hard trying to self-destruct by actions caused by pure greed, egoism, grasp of power, prosecution through religion and beliefs, terrorism, the destruction of the planet through pollution, and complete disrespect for it to top … Read More

Rest. Sonnendeck Apertura, Flüelen, Switzerland

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 Before you continue your journey to Tessin or a mountain hike in the area, I recommend you make a stop at this restaurant.      Norbert Koller and Torsten Hering are the new operators of this beautiful location, They did … Read More

A Weird And Bizarre World We Live In!

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To understand the USA, it’s necessary to grasp one thing concerning the Institution. Most citizens don’t realize it exists. Yet the institution makes its influence felt from the President’s cabinet to the calling of a young schoolteacher who desires a … Read More

Altersdiskriminierung in CH ?!

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Vor 12 Jahren entschied ich mich, in mein Heimatland Schweiz zurückzukehren um mit unseren Familien zu sein, die in der Schweiz leben, die meines Ehepartners und auch meine eigenen. Ich war vor unserer abreise im Ausland sehr aktiv, arbeitete in … Read More

Dominican Cacao, Best in the World; Wins Prize in London

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Editor 13:13:00 MONTE PLATA, NACIONAL LONDON.- The bar of the Hispaniola, is the name of the chocolate bar made with organic cocoa beans from the Dominican Republic, which beat several world heavyweight chocolate companies such as Akesson from England, Amedei … Read More

5 G Networks, Tinnitus & its Health Influence

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Tinnitus – those annoying ear sounds all of a sudden, the tinnitus appears and is noticeable by a constant hum, whistling, or ringing in the ear. These ongoing noises usually mean a major limitation on the quality of life for … Read More

The Stigma Around CBD, Starting with Crab Cakes

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Cat Cora Thinks It’s Time to End the Stigma Around CBD, Starting with Crab Cakes By Catherine Lamb, February 3, 2019 You might know Cat Cora as the first female Iron Chef on Food Network’s Iron Chef America, or the … Read More

Desperately Wanted: Good Chefs!

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This is a follow-up blog from my previous blog  “The Hospitality Dilemma” from January 12, 2019, published in the Swiss Newspaper “BLICK”, on Jan 12, 2019, by Dominique Rais, Katja Richard, and Flavio Razzino Desperately wanted:  Good Chefs! *The stressful … Read More

Corporate Executive Chef Graham Duncan

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Chef Graham Duncan is particularly excited to call the Majestic home after supervising four new restaurant openings for ARP last year. “As a Chef, you always want to get back into the kitchen and just cook for the sheer joy … Read More

Hotel Caesar or Salad?!

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Who really came up with it?? History The salad’s creation is usually attributed to restaurateur Caesar Cardini, Italian migrant operating restaurants in the Mexican States, and the United States… Cardini was living near San Diego, California, however, he was additionally operating … Read More

Swiss Regional Comfort Foods

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You Just Have To Try!  as published in THE LOCAL.CH                 Swiss chef Ulrich Koepf has worked all over the world but his favorite dessert remains a cake from his home canton of … Read More

Wieso kein Englisch für Medizinische Anweisungen?

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What about English here in Switzerland? My wife and were walking through town the other day and we noticed that in every shop display window there were advertisements in English; names such as “On Sale”, “Free Delivery”, “Free Gift”, “We … Read More

JOYS OF CARBOHYDRATES: BEANS!

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THE JOY OF CARBOHYDRATES: BEANS! Are you kidding me?! A bean tasting of cooked dried seeds? Can food associates, (especially in Latin America), worldwide with hearty appetites be worthy of such an earnest consideration? To clear the palate between varieties … Read More

Ratings, treat them with Caution!

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The rating of “The World’s 50 Best Restaurants” is considered the Oscar of fine dining. 20 minutes (a Swiss online newspaper) attended together with star chef Nenad Mlinarevic the Award Night in Bilbao. Rating systems such as Michelin stars or … Read More

Most Powerful 19 Fruits in the World

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19 Superfruits for Better Health! All of the 19 fruits discussed in this blog have enjoyed centuries of traditional use, are high in antioxidants, and are supported by modern science. The majority of physicians and health professionals believe there are … Read More

Mark Hix’s Oyster & Fish House

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Great Food in Lyme Regis, Dorset, Southern England On our visit to Dorset, we stayed in Lyme Regis a small seaside village near the famous Jurassic Cliffs. After enjoying the traditional fish & chips, the scones with Devonshire clotted cream for the first … Read More

Die Schönen Uri-Seeufer !?

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Die Schönen Uri-Seeufer !? Einige davon sind jedoch nicht so sauber und schön wie sie sein sollten! Und der Fehler liegt nicht in der Natur, es sind wir die Menschen die rund um den See leben und die Natur mit … Read More

Edmonton, Canada, Modern Art Cafe @ minus 32°

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EDMONTON, CANADA, MODERN ART CAFE & 32° BELOW The second most challenging project that  I accomplished as Vice President of Food & Beverage Operations with the Florida-based Management Corporation was the opening of Modern Art Cafe in the West Edmonton Mall … Read More

UlrichK’s Miami Mob Erfahrungen

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Ulrich’s Miami Mob Erfahrung Als Koch hatte ich die Gelegenheit benutzt, um die Welt zu sehen, dieser Beruf war besonders in den USA in den 70er Jahren gefragt, es war die Eintrittskarte in die USA für ein Europäischer Koch. Nachdem … Read More

106 year old Fruit Cake

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In August, a fruitcake was unearthed in Antarctica, apparently, it was abandoned by the British explorer Robert Falcon Scott in 1911 (who starved to death on a later expedition). Apart from what one observer described as a faintly “rancid butter” … Read More

In drei Tagen um die Welt

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In Drei Tagen um die Welt Published in the Online Newspaper “20 Minutes” Madagaskar, Argentinien und Australien in drei Tagen bereisen – inklusive Abstecher in den Himalaya. Unmöglich? Nicht am Globetrotter Fernwehfestival, das vom 27. bis 29. Oktober in Bern … Read More

A Basic Culinary Tour de Paris

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Waiting over pain au chocolat in a walkway bistro, chilling after a romantic day of roaming around the Seine and wondering about symbols like the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe… the ultimate Paris experience needs both leisure and … Read More

Sun, palms, great food, you will never guess!

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  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