Today felt like my first summer day this year. I haven’t had many (any??) pool days this summer so today I spend 3 hours doing nothing. At the pool. When I got tired of my own laziness (and after trying Herthas Kaiserschmarrn, which deserves its own post) I put on my jogging gear and climbed the mountain. Perfect Sunday. ———————— … Read More
Up before sunrise
It started with an early and long walk up the hill and around the lake. I did not take a swim, but I envied the old lady that decided to. When I got back to the Villa Mellon Hertha made me Breakfast and I baked Bread. We ate together and were not finished until 12. I love mornings. Hertha told … Read More
Bread Exchange in Kitzbühl
My plans got changed rapidly as my wishlist hotel turned out to be fully booked. Thoose things happen when you get wrapped up in visiting a new city and forget to reply the confirmation request mail. And thank God for that. Since I had a meeting in Kitzbühl this early evening I decided to stay. I googled on my iphone … Read More
Where I sleep like a princess.
It is simple, my München hide away.. This pension was established in 1897. During the war it turned into a ladies house, under the name “Femina”. And after the war it host the first Nightclub in München, all to satisfy the needs of the American military that were still hanging around in the area. Don’t expect luxury. No fancy breakfast … Read More
Switzerland, I feed you!
the Bread Exchange is taking a 2 weeks break from Berlin and will be operating in Switzerland! Geneva, Zürich, Basel, Bern, Luzern, Lausanne, Vaduz, Gstaad or Montreux: Feel free to let me know in advance what you want me to bake for you! —————————— And what do I want from you? I want your hidden secrets of course! Pretty much … Read More
Beer Bread for Berlin
Today I have made my latest fav. bread: Kellerbier Brot with apricots. Personally I would have it with Roquefort, but a salty butter will do too. The beer I used is a trade with St. Georgen Bräu in Bavarian Buttenheim. The flour is a canadian Manitoba flour, grinded at the KunstMühle in München. The salt is a sea salt from … Read More
-er-er-er-er
- now it is time. Septemb(er), Octob(er), Novemb(er) and all Decemb(er). In the fall, When many dishes end up being heavy, I just say one thing: Thank God for Mussels. ————————– The picture is missing 2 crucial ingredients from Matthias cooking session last night: 1) Cloves (Matthias says 3, I though 5 was just perfect.) 2) Wine. .————————- This is … Read More
Aesop
Carepackages really makes my day. The other day I got the sweetest one from oversees. It was very very unexpected. My Australian friend send me some of my favorite scents: Geranium, Rosemary and Ginger. Most excited did the little ginger flight roll-on make me. You roll it on your neck and fore head to sharpen up after a long flight. … Read More
Lunch Break
In between store scouting and meetings I made sure to get time for Lunch. I brough my own to the Spanish Royal Riding school in Vienna. ———————– But seriously, I would have loved to do a series of pictures of all the young girl practically hanging over the stone wall to the horse show. The excited glow in their eyes … Read More