Before the siege of gourmet fans: Helga Wachtmeister and Christian Bau with his team
Plates and tasting glasses in place: Let the guests come!
A meeting of 3-Michelin-star chefs: Joachim Wissler, Chef of the Vendóme restaurant at Grand Hotel Schloss Bensberg paying a visit to Christian Bau on the Pödör gourmet stand
Helga Wachtmeister, importer of Pödör Germany, in conversation with Jörg Tittel, chief organizer of Zurheide. Jörg Tittel’s opinion about the Pödör products: “It was the intensity of their flavors that Pödör oils and balsamic vinegars has won me over. In the case of poppy seed oil, for instance, you can feel the taste of the oily seeds very intensively, and so the dishes can be refined in a selective way, without the need to struggle with poppy seeds. With their quality, their versatility and their black and gold design, the Pödör products are a perfect match with the profile of Zurheide Edeka .”
Shredding watercress leaves.
Great care with the smallest details – surrounding the goose liver with hazelnuts
The chef at work with his team
Fresh supplies have arrived: foie gras balls
The chef keeping an eye on it all... Every movement of the hand is in place, preparing plate after plate
Christian Bau presents the gourmet wonder
A breathtaking feat: 1200 portions of Hungarian foie gras made with arabica coffee, sour cherry and Pödör piedmont hazelnut oil, complete with Pödör piedmont hazelnuts
Detlef Steves reality show star testing the Pödör piedmont hazelnut oil. “You’ve made me your fan!” – he is saying.
Detlef Steves has brought over some more fans to the Pödör gourmet stand
Pure delight: Pödör piedmont hazelnut oil, Pödör apple balsamico crema and Pödör blackcurrant balsamic vinegar
Lining up for the best bites. Three-star chef Christian Bau personally serving his masterpiece of foie gras…
… and not refraining from collecting dirty plates, either
A film crew recording the atmosphere
Press visit: To form a first impression, you need not only information but also a gulp of Pödör hazelnut oil made from piedmont hazelnuts.
There is always time for a chat with the visitors: here with Michael Gliss, the first coffee sommelier of Germany
A brief excursion to South Tirol: Helga Wachtmeister greeting Gerhard Wiese, the two-star chef of the Trenkerstube gourmet restaurant in Tirol
A visit to the legendary chef Dieter Müller
At the end of the day, the Christian Bau team finally found some time for tasting – and they were enthralled!