Switzerland

17 December 2010

Published Oregon Gazette 12/1/10:Fondue for Winter Lausanne Switzerland’s best

We were told to “exit at the station where the church bells would ring.” Our stop was located near the ancient church on top of a cobblestone hill in the middle of the city; hence the bells.

Filed Under: Recipes, Switzerland, Travel Tagged With: Culinary Travel, fondue, Lausanne, Switzerland

31 October 2010

Culinary Traveler’s Lugano brings Beef braised in Merlot and herbs

posted by Kurt Winner 2 Comments

Lugano is known as the sundeck of Switzerland. With such temperate weather you’ll see palm trees and wonder “Am I really in Switzerland? “ Yes indeed you are. www.myswizerland.com .

Filed Under: Lugano, Recipes, Switzerland, Travel Tagged With: Braised Beef, Lugano, Parco Del Grotto, Switzerland

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