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Bircher Muesli
The Bircher muesli was developed by Dr.med. Maximilian Bircher-Benner, he called it “Spys” at that time. He invented the Dr. Bircher grater in 1928 to grate the apples. The simple dish is still used today in the Centre for sientific natural medicine Bircher-Benner as a “dietary dish”, as it has proved its worth. Among other methods, the Centre for sientific natural medicine Bircher-Benner uses a nutritional therapy based on energetically high-quality fresh plant-based food. This is no coincidence, as Dr.med. Maximilian Bircher-Benner shaped the term “wholefood diet”.
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Glazed Chestnuts with Red Cabbage, Spätzle and Fried Onions
Spätzle with chestnuts and red cabbage is a winter classic that we used to have every weekend. Especially in those winters when my father bought a deer from the hunter.
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Warm Winter Muesli
Eating cold muesli in winter can sometimes be bleak. To fortify myself with something warm in the morning, I often resort to warm muesli.