lilac is the first color rave and fragrance nature offers in our garden in spring and i really love it! a hauntingly beauty. and to become a bit philosophic, beauties like this, can’t be preserved. everybody who already tried to take … Continue reading →
thanks to an unpleasantly long stay at the main station in ingolstadt, i discovered this very amazing recipe with spring onions. and at the same time we had many spring onions from the last year ready to be harvested and no … Continue reading →
bear’s garlic is currently in season and if you like to eat it the whole day like me, here comes the good news: you can already start with it for breakfast! the lightly sautéed bear’s garlic adds its aromatic flavor … Continue reading →
i can tell you: this is fantastic. the flavor of bear’s garlic accompanies perfectly the grilled lamb. some potatoes, the last ones from last year or already the new ones, combined with some herb butter would be an excellent side … Continue reading →
coloring easter eggs with natural colors is easier and much more fun than i ever thought. this year was the first time that we did not use those color tablets or powder you can buy to color your eggs and … Continue reading →
to be honest, i adopted a bit the original recipe for this bear’s garlic soup which i found at valentines kochbuch and that was from the book “mein bistro zu hause” (my bistro at home). this way it is a … Continue reading →
our tomato plants are still very small but i am happy that the seeds i grew myself last summer are still working! so if should you have your favorite tomato this summer, take the opportunity and keep some seeds so … Continue reading →
it is high time to plan your kitchen garden, if you have not already done that. we will start to sow broad beans, peas, sugar peas, carrots, spinach, spring onion, first lettuce maybe and we also will plant garlic and … Continue reading →
it was in austria when i ate the first time a salad with kaeferbohnen and i loved it so much that we bought some in the garden center to grow them on our own. i don´t know why but you can´t … Continue reading →
