If someone mentions the name of Pilsen, we immediately associate it with beer. And not just any beer. Pilsner Urquell is a famous brand all over the world. The very first Pilsner beer – today, 71% of the world's production is made this way and...
Pâtés began to be baked in Europe around the year 1000. Their origin was linked to the practical need to preserve food. When meat (whether pork, veal, poultry or fish) was made into a fine paste, covered with dough and all the cavities sealed airtight...
After several hikes in Czech Switzerland (more in the previous article: Pravčice Gate), we were looking forward to the moment when we would immerse our tired feet, and indeed our whole body, in the thermal water in Teplice in northern Bohemia (90 km from Prague...
Someone may think that I probably made a mistake. The Czech Republic is one country and Switzerland is another. So what could Czech (Bohemian) Switzerland be? Of course, I’m not wrong! Bohemian Switzerland is a national park, a protected area in the north of the...
10, 9, 8, 7... The old year is coming to an end, its last seconds are counting down and we are holding chilled champagne in our hands... Who wouldn't know this moment? A little history The Benedictine monk Dom Pérignon (17th century), cellar master at...
As every year, I have prepared a pre-Christmas recipe for you. Ischler Törtchen are among the classic Christmas cookies in many families in Slovakia (my home country). My mother also used to bake them. As a child, I had no idea that the name "Ischler"...
When I recently visited the Kairali Ayurvedic Healing Village at Palakkad in the South Indian state of Kerala, they also presented The Ayurvedic Wellness Cookbook to us as part of the cooking presentation class. As soon as I picked it up, I knew right away...
Connoisseurs of Czech castles are certainly familiar with this place, but Ploskovice was absolutely unknown to me. My surprise was great when I stood in front of the facade of this beautiful castle. In the 12th century, Ploskovice fell into the hands of the Johannites,...
Although I grew up in the former Czechoslovakia, I did not have the opportunity to get to know the whole country. Some areas were simply "out of the way" for us – from central Slovakia. So I am always happy when I can get to...
travel potpourri
It was a spontaneous idea to create this blog. I named it “potpourri” because it is a mixture into which – instead of dried blossoms, leaves, spices and wood chops – I have mixed my impressions from my trips, adding the aroma of exotic places and the recipes with interesting stories. I also consider travelling to be the spices of life and hope that this blend of travelpotpourri will inspire you too to travel and discover the world…Read More
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