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Trust is good, control is better - this old saying also holds true when it comes to perfectly cooked meat or fish. When the grilled food should not be overcooked or still raw when served,...

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This year, spoga+gafa, the world's largest garden lifestyle trade fair, will be suspended due to the ongoing uncertain Covid-19 situation and the resulting restrictions. The next trade fair will take place from 19 to 21...

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The art of marinating is part of grilling and barbecuing. Whether meat, fish, vegetables or fruit - many things simply taste better when they have been allowed to soak in the marinade for a while....

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David Pietralla, who was born in Lower Saxony, studied chemistry for just a few semesters. After completing his training as an event manager, he switched to the catering trade. As a self-employed restaurateur, he discovered...

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Article by Gerhard Pfeffer Pigs have been kept in Europe for around 8,000 years - and for centuries the male animals have been castrated by removing both testicles. Since 2006, castration without anesthesia has only...

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Statement by Elmar Fetscher, CEO of FIRE&FOOD on the current situation of BBQ WEEK A few weeks ago we had to cancel the premiere event of the FIRE&FOOD BBQ WEEK at the albgut in Münsingen....

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Someone plays the innocent lamb, is as docile as a lamb or has the patience of a lamb: lamb has a firm place in our language - and for many, roast lamb is as much...

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Restaurant owners have always been a special bunch. They are idealistic fighters who work hard with passion for little money. With what goal? To create moments of welcome and hospitality for large parts of our...

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BACK TO THE ROOTS: SHEEP FARMING IN IRELAND The heyday of Irish sheep farming was in the 1980s - associated with negative impacts on the environment through overgrazing. But the Irish government initiated a structural...

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It is not surprising that the most expensive charcoal in the world comes from Japan, as the country is known for its love of perfection and Zen-influenced mindfulness. The production of charcoal in Japan also...

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