Lech Valley - Wild Herbs and Tyrolean Knödel | What's cookin'

[@michaelpersian258]

It was the most and positive video I ever watched and enjoyed. Thank you and keep continue

[@shuvanidev]

Lovely video, and the food looks amazing! Love the herb ladies too - they look like they are enjoying their lives. Thank you!

[@FloRiDaNication]

Grandma is a character! Lol.

[@ColonelBummleigh]

I love her already

[@darrishng7674]

@@ColonelBummleigh I miss my grandmother so much as she passed away last year before my birthday, so much I missed her now 😞😢

[@outdoorloser4340]

That's what's best about grandma's! She gets upset when you mess with her recipes!

[@jayizatlast]

Wish i could live like that....All natural things and a beautiful place too...

[@tamaliaalisjahbana9354]

What a soothing and refreshing video! I enjoyed it so much forced to stay at home during this corona virus pandemic.

[@blancagunnarson3972]

what a beautiful place and the food looks so delicious.

[@uweschroeder]

Can you imagine how the FDA/USDA would swoop in to prohibit homemade things being sold or served? Sadly, this type of lifestyle was lost in the US in favor of profit.

[@jamesaritchie1]

Not profit, safety. Adults in the US don't know what's safe and what is, so the government treats us like the children we are. But it's always silly to blame anything the government does on profit, or on anything else. Our government is elected, so we have no one to blame but ourselves.

[@k8eekatt]

and the absence of food poisoning

[@agp11001]

@@k8eekatt You only get food poisoning if you don't know what you are eating. Trust me, if Austrian health inspectors would come to the US, you could easily kiss half of your businesses goodbye.

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Uwe Schroeder the only state in the Union that does not allow for a cottage industry is New Jersey. All other states allow you to sell from a commercial kitchen that can be part of your regular residence. It’s true however that there is a lot of paperwork and licenses involved and then there’s the listing of ingredients on every item, bc the public wants to know. The expense of building a commercial kitchen/bakery can be very costly and most of the time requires a $50,000.00 investment. Corporate food has taken over every single bit of entrepreneurial spirit there ever was in this country, specially in heavily populated areas like NJ, NY, CT, CA, FL. Once the mom&pop establishments disappeared there’s really very little chance any cottage industry can bring their wares to market. The only saving grace would be an outdoor market during the summer months ....

[@NEMO-NEMO]

Mr. Pilgrim so true!!! I visited all of Western Europe and some Eastern European countries and the food was impeccable. Served with pride and beauty. Fresh with very little handling and few if any preservatives. They always eat seasonally and the food in markets is displayed with pride and clarity of product names and uses. I’ve never seen any other country besides the USA place scan stickers on any produce. I’ve never experienced foreign markets selling immature unripened produce. This is also true of Japan. Great food, fresh, beautifully displayed, mature and at its peak.

[@uttamlawati8537]

Lech Valley - wild herbs :) really amazing ...

[@AKG-e6j]

Wow.. what a place.i am living for such a life❤️

[@VagoniusThicket]

I’m bewitched 😍! Das ist eine Schoene Hexe !

[@greatprovider8198]

What a great way to live.

[@TALITOWN789]

Love this channel. Let's me explore our wonderful world and food 😋

[@mariacristinalastrabelgran1258]

Great video!!! Thanks!

[@thuhanguyen3935]

I want to be there. It is wonderful land

[@123jolien5]

great!!! I will like to live there too!

[@galupas]

My homeland where I grew up.

[@VagoniusThicket]

Frank Chalupa Chalupa is not Austrian ? ??

[@DFMurray]

25:12 I like how everyone that came to their shindig gets to just watch them eat lol

[@netrakulkarni5253]

So beautiful god bless! Love from India

[@erikayahchelle1123]

It’s like watching how Hogwarts came to be. 😂😂😂. I appreciate how they want to keep their lands from too many tourists and how they use all those beautiful herbs & flowers.

[@BaibaVulgaris]

Just like Latvians,come visit Latvia and Baltic states! :)

[@marcelovonglehn2037]

What is the name of that song they are singing in the end????

[@rocket7697]

Grandmother Maria is living in the 1930s

[@k.s.333]

Is that a bad thing?

[@getin3949]

"No weeds in there." (O:

[@nallanchakravarthy4849]

in the name of tourism , dont destroy the beauty...its only on pictures now a days that we see these kind of scenic beauty...

[@difang8165]

preach the good

[@sauersaxon]

i like how they translate "Hexen" to "alchemists" and not "witches"

[@therealtoni]

Is this in Austria?

[@lukkyluciano]

yes

[@janetseidlitz5976]

Austria.

[@peternicholson233]

Those rafts on the river had an .at extension on their web site, so yeah Austria. Lovely country.

[@agp11001]

@@peternicholson233 Love it when people say stuff like that about our country. Living where others go for vacation :P

[@KS-js1mk]

You are seeking to get likes for asking retarded questions.

[@irenevelasco2647]

Hello i enjoy your video ,its intersting and beautiful 😍

[@thomascool1335]

we cant see those forest in next 100 years :(

[@modestoca25]

So bury the brown sugar/herb jar so dirt juice gets inside and ferments....nums…. sounds like a hokey witchy thing to do. At first I thought they were joking about being witches but apparently not. I'm confused by the one witch having a crucifix in her home...what's that about? Also, why not wash the herbs and get the dirt and bugs off?? Oh no, put a cloth on and let them crawl all over the house lol.

[@druidgrove]

Ryan Privee the jars being buried were probably wrapped in oiled or wax cloth or sealed with wax or clay traditionally to help keep moisture out and buried as it was a sort of primitive root cellar with a relatively constant temperature and dark. A common enough practice in certain climates pre refrigeration and in smaller dwellings with limited storage. I imagine quite few us of probably wouldn’t exist today without certain preservation techniques our ancestors needed to use. Usually you would leave the plants outside to let the bugs out but it’s tv so who knows?Depending on where the herbs grow and the type you might be ok without washing them, personally I would wash them but I grew up with very sanitised food and my body would probably not tolerate a bit of dirt or bacteria. As for her personal choices, who am I to judge her? It looks like a very traditional area and household she grew up in.

[@skullsplit]

Only they would understand...lol

[@moxiehan1764]

I wont to be there:)

[@agp11001]

@Richard Kambinda Irish's a good comparison. I'm Austrian and trust me - if Tyroleans go full dialect, you don't have a fucking clue what they are talking about as long as you're not from the same valley. Had a Tyrolean colleague at work who'd go completely into his dialect when he was angry. Dude could've been talking Klingon for all I knew.

[@Gesundheit888]

Alles Natur und Gottes Kräuter und dann lachhaft GRÜNE lange Fingernägel. Finde ich total abstoßend.

[@k8eekatt]

I sure wish you had edited out the old lady clubbing the girl in the shoulder with the salad plate, but maybe its just too relatable to have saved them the embarrassment.

[@peternicholson233]

They need a better title for children learning; not little alchemists or "hexen" if I heard right. Children learning from their elders or parents should be enough.

[@agp11001]

"Kräuterhexe" - or "herb witch" is just a colloquial term for women who know how to use herbs here. No dark magic involved.

[@Kementiri]

It's not for you to tell other parents or tell another country how to govern themselves. You're probably from some American Bible belt.

[@SiegfriedPretsch]

Diese abscheulichen grünen Nägel sind mir zu viel.

[@BeyondTheMind007]

Midsommer

[@dugaronson7656]

I like everything but....her weird green lacquered nails scraping all in the food she is serving UGH.

[@hoopsneakers_ind5768]

Verena is really hot

[@bearclaw007]

Exquisite boobies.

[@iPhoneWinterboarder]

Those "witches" better find something else useful do to. All those flowers and haven't seen one beehive. Waste of space.