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FIRE&FOOD 2023/03 - Single Issue Magazine (German)

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THE FIRE&FOOD MAGAZINE 03/2023

Summer has finally arrived. The heat is almost too much again.
The drought is already affecting agriculture, and weather maps are colored red. It's understandable that barbecuing is limited in severe droughts due to the risk of forest fires. I consider blanket barbecuing bans that extend beyond public spaces such as parks and gardens to be excessive.

Many of you will be aware of our commitment to regional products. For several years now, we have been working with FIRE&FOOD to give the best regionally produced foods greater visibility on the market. This ensures that these special qualities will continue to be available in the future. As long as consumers still know and appreciate their delicious qualities, the consumption of these products will make a significant contribution to the preservation of a diverse animal and plant world, from whose raw materials regional products are largely made. And this will ensure the continued existence of farm and artisanal food production. However, it is crucial that we introduce our children to the enjoyment of these products so that they calibrate their enjoyment level accordingly. Only in this way, through the enjoyment of food, can the quality and diversity of raw materials be preserved for future generations. This also means that bakers and butchers will never run out of customers.
In this issue, we've traveled far and wide in our search for the best barbecue food. From Hof ​​Vincke in Münsterland, where Iberico pigs wallow in the sand (starting on page 58), to Rielinger Hof in South Tyrol (starting on page 70). Simply pure enjoyment.

We also have a review of BBQ WEEK 2023 and the trends for 2024 for you. Already striking this year, and becoming even more trendy, is the topic of pizza. There still seems to be sales potential for producers here. Planchas have also been frequently seen at previous trade fairs, whether as fire plates or as real planchas. Otherwise, grill manufacturers are still cautious about innovations and new products, as their warehouses are brimming with the latest products. The coming months will therefore be bright for grill buyers – the goods must be sold. You will never again be able to buy a grill as cheaply as in the coming months. Inspiration for this can be found starting on page 16.


TOPIC OVERVIEW

  • MARKET NEWS
    Bullnose Barbecue Corner

  • Thick skin is worth its weight in gold
    Gold Digger Barbecue with Andreas Macherey

  • Grills NEWS

  • GRILL MENU by Elmar Fetscher

  • The perfect crust for steak
    by David Pietralla

  • Cooking with the Dutch Oven
    by Markus Mizgalski

  • Rice – Simply the best
    Recipes with Frederik Boetzelen and Giuseppe Messina

  • FIRE&FOOD Meat Science: Beef Cheeks
    by Philipp Sontag
    Recipe with Frederik Boetzelen

  • Spice mixes –
    anything but boring
    Recipes with Marco Greulich

  • Company News

  • BBQ events & scene

  • Review of FIRE&FOOD BBQ Week 2023

  • FIRE&FOOD Meat Scout:
    The German young bull
    by David Pietralla

  • Ibérico westfalica – pork
    as a real delicacy
    Visiting Christian Vincke in Alverskirchen, Westphalia

  • Seafood on the plancha
    Recipes with Frederik Boetzelen and Giuseppe Messina

  • Nature & Respect
    The juicy chickens from the FIRE&FOOD BBQ Night

  • On the road in South Tyrol – From Vinschgau to Ritten
    Recipes with Christian Angerer
    Visiting the Rielingerhof, the Pfoshof and
    Oberweidacherhof on the Ritten

  • Product TEST Campingaz “4 Series Onyx S”
    by Elmar Fetscher

  • Show us your barbecue area!
    DIY project by Tomsen & The Björn's

  • Salmon – Aquaculture in Norway
    How much is the fish?

  • BBQ Notes

  • With beats in the garden – from Gershwin to Gaga

  • Long live tequila!
    History, ingredients, production and recipes

  • FIRE&FOOD Restaurant Tip
    Marcook American Barbecue & Grill in Enschede

  • Coffee and espresso trends: Café flair for your home
    by Stephanie Prenzler

  • FIRE&FOOD CLUB – CLUB DIRECTORY


Product details:
Publisher: FIRE&FOOD Verlag GmbH
Language: German
Number of pages: 100 pages
Dimensions: DIN A4 format (210 x 297 mm)
Format: As a print magazine or digitally in PDF format
Weight of print edition: 0.38 kg


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