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Gourmet Lunch with Star Chef Toni Mörwald at the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival

Gourmet Lunch with Star Chef Toni Mörwald at the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival

*Press Trip – Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival 2025* I love Austrian food – hearty, sweet, and made with passion. It reminds me of Persian cuisine, where dishes also take hours to cook. Both cultures love sweet desserts. That’s why I’m so excited to enjoy Austrian cuisine with Michelin-star chef Toni Mörwald at the Rheingau Gourmet & Wine Festival. Austria is one of my favorite food countries in Europe, and I can’t wait to explore its flavors this year. So, grab a glass of wine, sit back, and join me on this special gourmet lunch with Toni Mörwald! Watch my video on Instagram

Haggis Scotch Eggs and with Barefoot Wine to London

Haggis Scotch Eggs and with Barefoot Wine to London

*In cooperation with Barefoot Wine* Today I take you with my recipe Haggis Scotch Eggs and with Barefoot Wine to London. Haggis Scotch Eggs was the starter at 67 Pall Mall, and I liked it so much that I had to prepare it myself. The recipe for the Piccalilli, an Indian pickle, is also coming soon. Haggis Scotch Eggs are soft-boiled eggs surrounded by a layer of haggis and a crispy coating of panko and breadcrumbs. When you cut them, the egg yolk runs all over the plate, so mouth-watering. Haggis is the national dish of Scotland and consists of various offal of sheep, which are chopped finely and formed into a sausage. You can buy it ready-made, and the flavor is similar to a liver paste, and you can buy it ready-made. It goes well with the Barefoot Wine Chardonnay, which is delightfully fruity. A perfect combination!

Wellness, Wein und Genussreise Bad Krozingen

Wellness, Wine and Gourmet Trip Bad Krozingen

*Press trip with Gourmet Connection and Bad Krozingen*. Germany has a total of 13 wine-growing regions. Each has its own special flair, its own winemaking traditions, its own scenic landscape, special grape types and idyllic guesthouses where you can visit and have a great original meal. The largest German wine-growing region is Rheinhessen, then the Pfalz and the third largest and the most southern wine-growing region is Baden. A unique wine growing region in Baden is the Markgräflerland. Let me take you on a Wellness, Wine and Gourmet trip Bad Krozingen in the Markgräflerland. Bad Krozingen is located in the three-country corner of Germany, France and Switzerland in the southern Black Forest only 15 km from Freiburg.