Artstetten Castle - Celebrity chef Johann Lafer cooks a royal birthday dinner | Cuisine Royale

[@AuntBecky1]

Wonderfull. This is one of the best episodes I’ve seen yet. Loved it.

[@JustAThought155]

The chef treads a fine line with his humour, especially in the cellar.😂😂😂! The Princess’s cutlery concept is wise and gracious; very nice. And the husband, from France, yup, he struck gold: e.g., scenario: wife asks, “Should we stay here, in a flat, in busy Paris where we both must work, or should we accept my mother’s invitation to move to my family’s castle in the mountains of Austria…rent free???” Le mari dit: 🤔….uhhh…« Pourquoi pas ? » 🤷🏻

[@riannappleapple2958]

Experiencing unique cultures are invaluable. Thanks ❤

[@alirjeff3096]

The chef was a smart man with a sense of humor.

[@artfulcookingwithdawn9000]

I loved this video! First off, I will be using the Countess's manner of setting cutlery- brilliant! Also, I'm obsessed with that pear tartare with the crayfish- I WILL be trying that too

[@Lioninthenight]

Wonderful piece!

[@LotusLady9]

Great episode!

[@beresbalint6273]

It’s very nice

[@jonpathell]

For finer settings, always place a doily between the plates. The chef appears to be wearing pajamas in that type of chef's jacket.

[@pikale2205]

In Austria, the nobility was abolished more than 100 years ago. And that's a good thing. So there are no more Austrian archdukes, countesses, etc..

[@Rantsack]

I think the husband and wife moved from France, not because they had "two" children at that time in a "small" flat (It might be small to them but huge to normal people). They know that if they moved in with her mom into the castle, they don't have to worry about money AT ALL! I feel like this was a set up and planned by the husband.

[@OkamiPrincess15]

Could also be that since he was working on an oil rig before they moved to the castle, that he realized that he was missing out on his kids childhoods and decided he didn’t want to be seen as more of a stranger then their father. We don’t know for sure either way.

[@אליאלבן-דן]

So that world never died out with WWI. Good on them for making four children. That élan is passing out of Europe.