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One celebration. Many tastes.
Christmas is celebrated a little differently everywhere – whether in a large gathering, a small circle, or alone. There’s only one thing that matters: time for rest, for yourself, and for the people you love.
The festival of festivals is approaching in great strides, and so is the planning of a wonderful time. This year, we invite you to make it easier: simplify things. A beautiful Christmas doesn’t require a multi‑course menu that demands days of preparation. Culinary highlights can also come from a cozy raclette evening where all guests get to be creative themselves. Each person can tailor it to their own taste, so to speak. That’s what Christmas is all about, too.
Festive and human
Some celebrate big, some celebrate small, some celebrate alone. Christmas has many faces. We’ll show you the different settings in which the festival of festivals can be experienced, why each form has its own beauty, and how rituals help make the holidays special.
What does Christmas mean to you?
From contemplative to cheerful: Christmas means something different for everyone. Some seek silence in church, others find comfort in old traditions. Still others use the time for bustling parties. We’ve reflected a bit on the various meanings of Christmas – and what we can learn from them.
How the world celebrates Christmas
Whether it’s chicken in a cardboard cup in Japan, raclette in Switzerland, or a Christmas lottery in Spain: Christmas shows its own facets worldwide. Some customs feel familiar, others rather peculiar – but they all share one thing: bringing people together.
Raclette: Variety on the table
For decades, raclette has been a festive dish that connects people. Each person builds their own pan – classic cheese and potatoes, vegetarian, or with creative toppings. Enjoy together at the table, try, laugh—just the way you like it!
Our tip: make sure to provide more adventurous ingredients, such as pulled jackfruit, pineapple, pomegranate seeds, halloumi, fresh goat cheese, or roasted nuts.
Do you need some guidance for your perfect raclette dinner? Don’t worry! We’ve collected some of our tips & tricks for raclette first timers.
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Baking with kids? Easy!
Children don’t just like to snack – they really enjoy helping out with the Christmas baking themselves. That’s why this year we’re focussing on baking with children: Discover tips and tricks, recipe suggestions and all sorts of fun activities to do together with the little ones.
Winter recipes
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95—105 Min
Oven-roasted veal on roast cabbage and shallots with crispy semolina strudel
95—105 Min Medium
