Good food concepts
From the responsible consumption of meat and fish, the slow food movement, the farm-to-table principle to the Blue Zones: These food concepts should be standard!
The 7 Sentidos makes a super energy bar for us
A healthy snack for in between from Melanie and Simón. Approximately 10 servings are child's play and can be made in no time at all.
cook, eat, sleep - the Good Travel cookbook
Cooking, eating, sleeping - a triad that not only harmonises wonderfully, but also belongs together for us at Good Travel. Because no vacation without tasty food and especially the kitchens of other countries, with their own aromas and typical ingredients, contribute decisively to a
The Château d'Orion will cook up a delicious two-course meal
Manuel Kohler is one of the chateau chefs at Château d'Orion and today he tells us his favorite recipes that can be wonderfully combined: sweet and sour butternut squash with mushrooms, creamy polenta and marinated strawberries with elderflowers and a meringue topping for dessert.
Gutshaus Stellshagen conjures up pumpkin tiramisu
Today there is a very special greeting from the kitchen, which modifies the classic dessert in a delicious way: the autumnal pumpkin tiramisu.
baked potato and spelled dumplings from Stern
Niklas Rappold, the head chef at the Stern, takes us to his hotel kitchen and prepares a vegetarian dish with us. We learn all sorts of insights.
The Gitschberg prepares larch tip Buchtel for us
Refined recipe with delicious wild herbs, larch tip buns with fine asparagus ragout, goutweed wild herb salad and birch leaves baked in beer batter.
Torre Marabino cooks tripe and cod for us
My favorite specialty is fish with Sicilian ingredients, so I'm happy to share a very personal favorite recipe with you today: tripe with salted cod.
Rifugio Lanzagallo prepares Sicilian ricotta ravioli
One of the typical Modica recipes are the ricotta ravioli with pork sauce. Unlike those from Ragusa, our ricotta filling does not contain any sugar.
"Ask Mutti" bakes Swedish semla for us
The cardamom yeast particles are traditionally filled with a marzipan-like mass and cream. Originally, they were only eaten during Lent.
