My wife made a good point the other day; “Remember the days during Covid, when everything was shut down, how the air quality all over the world suddenly jumped to all-time best”? And then I just happened to read an … Read More
Publication was around a thousand every month, with a great return rate. Kept me busy once a month to set it up!
A Linguistic Fossil: The Origins of Romansh, the Fourth Language of Switzerland Once upon a time, around 15 BCE, Roman legions strolled into the Alpine regions of Raetia, (Grison, Graubünden) probably mesmerized by the stunning views and the prospect of … Read More
Nestled in the heart of the Wallis canton, St. Niklaus is a village that packs a punch in history—much more than a scenic stop between Zermatt and the Matterhorn. You’re not far off if you’re picturing quiet, snow-covered streets and … Read More
The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and responsibility. As the world evolves, so too does our approach to food, dining, and culinary experiences. The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and … Read More
Positive Effects Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions Nuclear power plants produce electricity with minimal greenhouse gas emissions compared to fossil fuels. This makes it a key player in combating climate change. For instance, nuclear energy accounts for about 10% of the … Read More
Introduction Let me introduce you to the Gotthard region—a slice of Switzerland that’s part historic marvel, natural wonder, and part workout disguised as a vacation. Nestled in the Alps, it’s where glaciers whisper their ancient secrets, tunnels defy physics, and … Read More
The Human Dilemma: A Reflection on Our Greatest Challenges What does it mean to be a human in a world we are both building, breaking, and destroying? The question feels daunting, yet so simple to change, but isn’t that human … Read More
Welcome to Switzerland, a place so stunning it looks like it was Photoshopped by Mother Nature herself. Known for its punctual trains, mouthwatering chocolate, and mountains that practically beg for a photo shoot, this little Alpine paradise is the ultimate … Read More
In February 2022, the world watched in shock as Russian forces invaded Ukraine, a conflict that would not only reshape the future of Eastern Europe but also send shockwaves across the globe. What began as an aggressive military campaign by … Read More
Ulrich’s Miami Mob ordeal
My first Project, Truffles Restaurant in Miami, 1983
In 1976 I arrived in America, from the Bahamas accepting the challenge of opening a Private Club on Arthur Godfrey Road in Miami Beach called Club 41. The Club became one of the most prestigious, well-known dining establishments in Miami Beach … Read More
In September 1620. a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, carrying 102 passengers – an assortment of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith and other individuals lured by the promise of … Read More
Hot Chocolate does not always have to be a beverage, it can also be a Restaurant and Entertainment-Night Club as this one was. A concept created by Steve Vincent, Back in 1997, this was a project I was involved in … Read More
The smallest Village in Switzerland with a population of 3 people, a Father, and 2 Sons! When you google it, it may say that Corippo, in Tessin, the Italian part of Switzerland, is the smallest municipality, however, the village Zumdorf, … Read More
Chef Ulrich in Action in Guadalajara, Mexico My first visit to Mexico was with my wife Nazarine in 1979, we stayed in Mexico DF at the Sheraton Hotel. From there a chauffeur was driving us to several sightseeing locations. The … Read More
My awkward Brandy bottle pop! The video is 16 min. long – Video is 37 years old, and therefore not the best quality!
In 1987 I arrived in Santo Domingo, to work on the re-opening of the new Jaragua Hotel, Resort, and European Spa. I was in charge of a kitchen crew of approx. 35-40, and seven F&B outlets throughout the Resort. On … Read More
As a Swiss chef, I took the opportunity to go and see the world, that profession was in demand especially in the United States during the ’70s, it was the ticket to enter the USA to pursue my destiny. After … Read More
In the German-speaking regions of Switzerland, popular items such as Pork Schnitzel with French fries and veal Julienne with mushrooms in a cream sauce served with potato hash browns (Roesti) are more likely influenced by Germany and Austria according to cookbook author Alice … Read More
Destiny of the Glaciers: A Swiss Tragedy in Ice and Time Ah, the glaciers of Switzerland—a poetic saga of ice, time, and the ever-changing earth. Let’s dive into their story, their importance, and the challenges they face, weaving in a … Read More
Nestled snugly between Austria and Switzerland, Liechtenstein might seem like a blink-and-you-miss-it spot on the map. But peel back the layers of its 62 square miles, and you’ll uncover a history packed with princely drama, political resilience, and economic genius.
Hotel Allegro offers a comprehensive all-in-one offer with a congress center, 4-star Superior Hotel Allegro, three specialty restaurants, a cocktail bar, and the Grand Casino Bern. Excellent service and the best view of Bern and the Alps included. The Hotel Allegro … Read More
Located in the Old part of the City of Basel with breathtaking views of the Rhine. The trade fair, museums, and pedestrian shopping areas, can all be easily reached on foot. With over 300 years of history, our Grand Hotel … Read More
Tanja Grandits has created her perfect world in the famous restaurant “Stucki” in Basel, located close to the German and French border, it has been a longtime favorite for gourmands. What characterizes Switzerland’s best chef: the ability to do exactly … Read More
You will come across the beautiful terrasse right on the river. The food is Northern Italian and Seasonal Mediterranean, enjoy the self-serve antipasto buffet with a variety of freshly made salads, seafood, and homebaked crusty bread or select from their … Read More
Towering over the city of Lucerne, this 4-star hotel, built-in 1888 is a jewel of Lucerne. Many Diginaries, Kings, Queens, Diplomates, Worldstars, and the residents of Lucerne have stayed here. The Guetsch funicular takes you quickly and easily to the … Read More
In the last thirteen years, the population of Switzerland has increased by more than 1.1 million inhabitants. And still, every year 60’000 to 80’000 immigrants are added. Most parties continue to want immigration determined by the EU and expected population … Read More
In den letzten dreizehn jahren hat die Bevölkerung der Schweiz durch die Zuwanderung um mehr als 1.1 Million Einwohner zugenommen. Und noch immer kommen jährlich 60’000 bis 80’000 Zuwanderer hinzu. Die meisten Parteien wollen weiterhin eine von der EU bestimmte … Read More
With the “gusto20”, Transgourmet and the Swiss Cooking Association are again looking for the most gifted young chefs in the country. At the Swiss Championships for Cooking Teachers, major prizes include visits to the world’s best gourmet kitchens. Participation can … Read More
Hier ist, wann Sie es definitiv kaufen sollten Theoretisch scheint die Reiseversicherung ein Kinderspiel zu sein. Gegen eine zusätzliche Gebühr sollten Sie sich sparen, um auf lange Sicht nicht viel Geld zu verlieren. Aber die Sache ist, die Gebühr für … Read More
A wonderful trip awaits you! The panoramic trip through the Swiss Alps leaves a lasting impression. You may choose an 8-hour day trip from Zermatt to St.Moritz, or a 4 1/2 hour trip from Brig to Chur. The day trip … Read More
