Cookbook author Claudio del Principe is obsessed with baking with sourdough - and with Bianca, his mother yeast. Getting to know Bianca, preparing his own Lievito Madre and finally discovering the secret of relaxed dough and crispy pizza,...

Want to bake crispy, airy baguettes with a wonderfully large-pored crumb yourself? In this course, blogger and former baker and pastry chef Judith Erdin (Streusel.ch) shows you how to bake this popular bread classic yourself in a simple way and...

Cookbook author Claudio del Principe is obsessed with baking with sourdough - and with Bianca, his mother yeast. Getting to know Bianca, preparing his own Lievito Madre and finally discovering the secret of relaxed dough and crispy pizza,...

Under the expert guidance of Matteo Vandi, the two-time Swiss pizza baking champion, we will learn (almost) everything we need to know about the most popular Italian "international dish":

From the selection of the best ingredients to...

In this course gives Anna Pearson an overview of the world of pasta from the Alps to Sicily. Then we will work together to make three different types of pasta. Anna shows what to look for in ingredients and technique so that on the...

Ramen, the delicious and nutritious noodle soup, is a young yet firmly established tradition of Japanese cuisine. In Japan, ramen kitchens can be found on every corner. But also in our latitudes, ramen and the accompanying soups are becoming more and more...

Ramen, the delicious and nutritious noodle soup, is a young yet firmly established tradition of Japanese cuisine. In Japan, ramen kitchens can be found on every corner. But also in our latitudes, ramen and the accompanying soups are becoming more and more...

In this course for children and their parents, grandparents, grandparents and godparents, we make our favorite everyday food ourselves by hand and with simple kitchen utensils. From funny pasta caterpillars and long ribbon noodle worms to fluttering...

In this course for children and their parents, grandparents, grandparents and godparents, we make our favorite everyday food ourselves by hand and with simple kitchen utensils. From funny pasta caterpillars and long ribbon noodle worms to fluttering...

This advanced course is about working with sourdough at a professional level: Martin Mayer from the Vuaillat bakery in Uster is one of the few professional sourdough masters in Switzerland. In his bakery, he combines traditional...

How do you bake aromatic bread with spelt flour that is nice and airy and not dry? How does a scalded bread work? How can wheat flour be replaced by spelt flour in recipes? And why is spelt actually considered healthy? In this course with...

Under the expert guidance of Matteo Vandi, the two-time Swiss pizza baking champion, we will learn (almost) everything we need to know about the most popular Italian "international dish":

From the selection of the best ingredients to...

In this course with certified fermentation specialist Franziska Wick, we embark on a journey into the world of microorganisms. We will start our first fermentation approaches in the form of a beverage ferment as well as a vegetable ferment, learn...

They are the basis of all meals in Ethiopia and Eritrea: injera, the soft, airy flatbreads made from teff, the smallest grain. Topped with spicy pastes made from pulses and vegetables, they contain everything we need from a healthy...

Can anyone cook risotto? Cookbook author and pasta course instructor Anna Pearson believes that there is room for improvement in most cases. In her course, she shows how to make a perfect, creamy risotto "all'onda".

Since every good...

Ramen, the delicious and nutritious noodle soup, is a young yet firmly established tradition of Japanese cuisine. In Japan, ramen kitchens can be found on every corner. But also in our latitudes, ramen and the accompanying soups are becoming more and more...

Ramen, the delicious and nutritious noodle soup, is a young yet firmly established tradition of Japanese cuisine. In Japan, ramen kitchens can be found on every corner. But also in our latitudes, ramen and the accompanying soups are becoming more and more...

Make your own puff pastry? Sounds more complicated than it is. In this course we learn from blogger and former baker Judith Erdin how to make puff pastry easily without preservatives, emulsifiers or other additives,...

Have the courage! In this introductory course, we lay the foundation for our sourdough career. Magnus Zwyssig explains the phenomenon of sourdough and helps us to prepare the starter culture. We learn to understand our new pet, to give it...

For thousands of years flatbreads were and are the most common bread in many cultures across the world. Just think of the flatbreads all over Middle East and South Asia, mainly used as edible dish or cutlery.

In this workshop Grazia from Il Pane di una...

In this intensive one-day course with Jakob Limacher, we will focus on the traditional, long-life Stollen. What is special about this typical Christmas cookie is that it continues to mature and develop even after baking - it is even said that...

In this course for children and their parents, grandparents, godparents and godfathers, we will make hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles under the guidance of Dianer Ding and Jonathan Barnes. The wide, Chinese noodles are a dish from Dianer's childhood and are made with...

Eating healthy and climate-friendly at lunchtime, even in a busy everyday life? The cook and cookbook author Susanne Vögeli shows how we can feed ourselves for a whole week on the road: with homemade plant-based food. Thanks to clever planning...

How do you make buckwheat sourdough and how do you look after it? How do you use it to bake a pure (gluten-free*) buckwheat bread and how can it be integrated into everyday cooking and eating? In this course, Margaretha Jüngling will show you how to use...

Enjoyed around the world for the Christmas and New Year's holiday, Panettone is the most iconic fruit flavored bread all over Italy, finding its roots in Lombardia region. The traditional preparation is made with Lievito madre (stiff levain 50% hydration)...

In this course gives Anna Pearson an overview of the world of pasta from the Alps to Sicily. Then we will work together to make three different types of pasta. Anna shows what to look for in ingredients and technique so that on the...

What is good bread? Why knead? Is flour the same as flour? How can I bake at home like a professional? And how do the holes actually get into the dough?

We tackle these and other questions in this starter course with Judith Erdin. With your hands in the dough...

Cookbook author Claudio del Principe is obsessed with baking with sourdough - and with Bianca, his mother yeast. Getting to know Bianca, preparing his own Lievito Madre and finally discovering the secret of relaxed dough and crispy pizza,...

In this class, Chimgee Gerber demonstrates how to make different variations of the delicious Mongolian dumplings from scratch. Similar to Tibetan momos, buuz are enjoyed steamed and kuushuur fried. In the course, we focus on the...

Safety goggles and rubber gloves? You can do it without corrosive pretzel lye!

In this course, we will learn from blogger and former baker Judith Erdin the necessary know-how and fine recipes to make delicious pretzel baked goods under safe home...

Under the expert guidance of Matteo Vandi, the two-time Swiss pizza baking champion, we will learn (almost) everything we need to know about the most popular Italian "international dish":

From the selection of the best ingredients to...

Enjoyed around the world for the Christmas and New Year's holiday, Panettone is the most iconic fruit flavored bread all over Italy, finding its roots in Lombardia region. The traditional preparation is made with Lievito madre (stiff levain 50% hydration)...

Have the courage! In this introductory course, we lay the foundation for our sourdough career. Magnus Zwyssig explains the phenomenon of sourdough and helps us to prepare the starter culture. We learn to understand our new pet, to give it...

In this course for children and their parents, grandparents, grandparents and godparents, we make our favorite everyday food ourselves by hand and with simple kitchen utensils. From funny pasta caterpillars and long ribbon noodle worms to fluttering...

What is good bread? Why knead? Is flour the same as flour? How can I bake at home like a professional? And how do the holes actually get into the dough?

We tackle these and other questions in this starter course with Judith Erdin. With your hands in the dough...

In this course with certified fermentation specialist Franziska Wick, we embark on a journey into the world of microorganisms. We will start our first fermentation approaches in the form of a beverage ferment as well as a vegetable ferment, learn...

Under the expert guidance of Matteo Vandi, the two-time Swiss pizza baking champion, we will learn (almost) everything we need to know about the most popular Italian "international dish":

From the selection of the best ingredients to...

In this course gives Anna Pearson an overview of the world of pasta from the Alps to Sicily. Then we will work together to make three different types of pasta. Anna shows what to look for in ingredients and technique so that on the...

In this course we dedicate ourselves with Anna Pearson to filled pasta in all variations - from small varieties like agnolotti dal plin to rotolo, a kind of giant pasta roulade. Anna will show how to shape the different varieties, what pasta is filled with,...

How do you bake aromatic bread with spelt flour that is nice and airy and not dry? How does a scalded bread work? How can wheat flour be replaced by spelt flour in recipes? And why is spelt actually considered healthy? In this course with...

Safety goggles and rubber gloves? You can do it without corrosive pretzel lye!

In this course, we will learn from blogger and former baker Judith Erdin the necessary know-how and fine recipes to make delicious pretzel baked goods under safe home...

¡Viva el maíz! In this course, Daniela Rangel, founder of Masamor, the first Swiss Nixtamal Tortillería y Molino, not only celebrates the cuisine of her native Mexico with her favorite tortilla, taco and quesadilla recipes, but also introduces us to...

In this class, Chimgee Gerber demonstrates how to make different variations of the delicious Mongolian dumplings from scratch. Similar to Tibetan momos, buuz are enjoyed steamed and kuushuur fried. In the course, we focus on the...

In this course gives Anna Pearson an overview of the world of pasta from the Alps to Sicily. Then we will work together to make three different types of pasta. Anna shows what to look for in ingredients and technique so that on the...

Make your own puff pastry? Sounds more complicated than it is. In this course we learn from blogger and former baker Judith Erdin how to make puff pastry easily without preservatives, emulsifiers or other additives,...

Have the courage! In this introductory course, we lay the foundation for our sourdough career. Magnus Zwyssig explains the phenomenon of sourdough and helps us to prepare the starter culture. We learn to understand our new pet, to give it...