BY Chelsea Escobar | Jan 09, 2018
Appenzeller is the first cheese we will discover together! The history brings us all the way back to 12th Century. Where the cheese makers created a beautifully tasteful technique that creates a Appenzeller cheese. This …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Jan 04, 2018
In culinary school I had a classmate that would make up crazy terms for certain methods, like calling liquid passing through a chinois (a very tight strainer) was chinois “able” which is just ridiculous. But …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Jan 04, 2018
Have you ever heard of anise? It’s a unique herb that you would have never thought of. Today, we will be sharing our amazing anise slices recipe! It flowers in the summer and originated from …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Jan 02, 2018
Enjoy these Cooked Pears with delightful and have such a sweet taste, and perfect for the holidays. Cooked Pears with Whipped Cream Serves 6 Traditional Dessert from Zurich Prep Time 30 minutes | Cook Time …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Dec 26, 2017
One of the best things about the food in Switzerland is the simplicity of all of it. When you see the food plated it isn’t modern or sleek, but you take a bite and your …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Dec 19, 2017
A unique flavor that will leave you wanting more… Stuffed Chicken Serves 4 A traditional dish that is made during a vintage festival in September. Prep time 40 minutes | Cook time 20 minutes | …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Dec 11, 2017
Solothurn Wine Soup originates from the Solothurn in the Bernese Mittelland area which is in the north-west region of Switzerland. The town of Solothurn got its name from the Roman-era settlement Salodurum. Solothurn is a …
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BY Chelsea Escobar | Oct 17, 2017
Discovering Caline Plums The cool air from the lake grazed the presence of all the colors around me. I am captivated by the busy hands quickly exchanging money for treasures of every size and shape. …
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