End of Summer in Lucerne, Switzerland – Relax, Reflect, and Recharge
With mild weather and the lake as beautiful as ever, late summertime in Lucerne offers a beautiful environment to relax, reflect, and recharge. Downstream…
Read MoreWith mild weather and the lake as beautiful as ever, late summertime in Lucerne offers a beautiful environment to relax, reflect, and recharge. Downstream…
Read MoreApple pie is the thing most people will think of when you say “Fourth of July”. I remember the first time I made an…
Read MoreThe rich historical region of Alsace in northeastern France on the Rhine River borders Germany and Switzerland. Strasbourg, centered on the River’s Grand Île island, bordered by canals and home to the Gothic Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, is the capital of the Alsace region.
Read MoreLooking forward to the spring season, I wanted to make something fresh and not processed. All I could think of was sitting outside on…
Read MoreThis week we had a friend over for piano lessons from my husband. For dinner after, I was going to make spaghetti and meatballs. I…
Read MoreThinking about Easter traditions, I thought about confetti eggs, the biggest tradition in my family. We look forward to smashing them over each other’s…
Read MoreThis past week was pi week, and for those of us that don’t do math it was pie week. Which of course means that…
Read MoreValentine’s is coming up, and I honestly have never really celebrated it. My husband and I exchange Nutella jars and maybe a homemade card…
Read MoreLast week I brought you an eggplant parmigiana. This week, we are still cooking with my family and we are making chicken cacciatore. This…
Read MoreNothing ends a day with your family better than dessert. This cannoli is not only fun to make, but even better to eat. For…
Read MoreMy family has been cooking up a storm. If anyone has ever had risotto, you know it is either amazing or not worth eating….
Read MoreAccording to the official Strasbourg Christmas market website, “It was in Strasbourg in 1570 that the very first edition of the oldest Christmas market in Europe took place, then called the “Christkindelsmärik” (market of the Infant Jesus). Since that time until now, Strasbourg has continued the tradition of a traditional, authentic, warm and generous Alsatian Christmas.”
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