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Colorful Easter eggs are a traditional part of the festival. Germans eat almost 19 billion eggs a year! Reason enough to take a closer look at the "egg," because no two eggs are the same....

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Who says that there always has to be hearty dishes from the Dutch oven? For World Vegetarian Day on October 1st, FIRE&FOOD is happy to offer purely vegetarian dishes. After all, we Dutch oven fans...

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After Stuttgart and Munich, the BBQ WEEK is moving to the Swabian Alb. In 2021, the motto will be "Grill on" for the first time at the albgut in Münsingen. The historic property offers guests...

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Next winter is sure to come. Juicy, aromatic blood oranges trick our senses into believing that there is a hint of sunshine. Most of the varieties of blood oranges available here are late oranges. Like...

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Fresh wild mushrooms from the grill are a delicacy - but the range is limited seasonally. In addition, not everyone feels sufficiently versed in the subject to go mushroom picking themselves. But that doesn't mean...

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For many gourmets, scallops come right after oysters. The mussel with the characteristically shaped shell takes its name from the patron saint of pilgrims, Saint James. That is why it is also used as an...

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Dear readers! 20 or 30 years ago, anyone who wanted to offer family and friends something special on a summer Sunday grabbed a sack of coal and fired up the grill. The other roles were...

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After a turbulent last few weeks, ticket presales can now finally begin. The concept of outdoor living will also be of great importance for DIE HUBERT. The fantastic open-air area on the Albgut makes it...

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Thousands of different types of cheese can be made from milk, salt, rennet and various cheese cultures. It is the oldest method of preserving milk for a long time and is mainly used in western...

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The Margret River region is blessed with a mild climate, lots of sunshine, beautiful beaches, impressive eucalyptus forests and fertile fields. An area that leaves nothing to be desired in terms of cuisine - at...

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