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Das kulinarische Erbe der Alpen

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Das kulinarische Erbe der AlpenMolkenkaramell aus dem Bregenzerwald, Swassersardinen aus dem Comersee oder Buchweizenhonig aus der Steiermark. Wie wrzt man im Alpenraum mit Holz und Harz? Und warum haben schon die Rmer fr die Lebern von Swasserfischen aus den Voralpenseen gemordet? Traditionelle Produkte erzhlen von der Ernhrungsgeschichte des Alpenraums. Dominik Flammer, Autor des preisgekrnten Standardwerks Schweizer Kse, hat sich zusammen mit dem Fotografen Sylvan Mller auf die

Molkenkaramell aus dem Bregenzerwald, Süßwassersardinen aus dem Comersee oder Buchweizenhonig aus der Steiermark. Wie würzt man im Alpenraum mit Holz und Harz? Und warum haben schon die Römer für die Lebern von Süßwasserfischen aus den Voralpenseen gemordet? Traditionelle Produkte erzählen von der Ernährungsgeschichte des Alpenraums. Dominik Flammer, Autor des preisgekrönten Standardwerks »Schweizer Käse«, hat sich zusammen mit dem Fotografen Sylvan Müller auf die Suche nach dem kulinarischen Erbe der Alpen gemacht. Von Slowenien über Österreich nach Bayern, in der Schweiz und in Savoyen, im Südtirol und im Aostatal. Sie erzählen von der Geschichte der Produkte und porträtieren Produzenten, die dieses Erbe bewahrt und in die heutige Zeit hinüber gerettet haben. Ergänzt wird das Buch durch ein Lexikon der alpinen Delikatessen und ein umfangreiches Register mit allen Bezugsadressen. Das Buch steht unter dem Patronat von Slow Food International, das Vorwort schreibt Slow-Food-Gründer Carlo Petrini. Im Dezember 2012 startet eine zwölfteilige Fernsehserie unter dem gleichen Titel, und im Herbst 2013 erscheint als zweiter Band das Kochbuch zum »Kulinarischen Erbe der Alpen«, in dem begnadete Alpköchinnen und leidenschaftliche Gastronomen zeigen, welche Kraft und welcher Genuss in der Wiederentdeckung traditioneller und naturnah produzierter Delikatessen des alpinen Terroirs steckt.

EAN: 9783038007357
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Produktform: Leinen, Gebunden
Autoren: Flammer, Dominik
Fotograph: Müller, Sylvan
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 368
Abbildungen: 200 farbige abb.
Keyword: Küche für jeden Tag; Länderküche; Traditionen Schweiz
Fachschema: Alpen - Alpenvorland - Voralpen
Region: Alpen
Fachkategorie: Kochen, Essen und Trinken
Verlag: AT Verlag, AT Verlag AG
Länge: 320 mm
Breite: 241 mm
Höhe: 43 mm
Gewicht: 2653 gr
Genre: Sachbuch/Ratgeber
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