In this blog post, we’re delighted to present a new recipe from chef Manuela: Anchovies in green sauce. As always, we wish you good luck and buon appetito.
Stefania, Anna and Valdo produce different types of honey, depending on the time of year and spontaneous blooming. They use only natural techniques that are free of any chemicals.
Today we talk to Simonetta (QuBa Libre) about her life as a musician, her connection to the Valle Maira and why she feels connected to Occitan culture.
A few weeks ago, Ursula Bauer was our guest at the Locanda Mistral. Together with Jürg Frischknecht, she wrote one of the best-known books about the Valle Maira: "Antipasti and old paths. Valle Maira – hiking in the other Piedmont”. Of course, we couldn't resist, and talked to Ursula about the Valle Maira, its development and the Percorsi Occitani, among other things. Have fun reading!
Today we talk to Lena about her passion for the mountains, nature and adventure. How she went from skiing to surfing and snowboarding. And what impressions the Locanda Mistral and the Valle Maira left on her.
A match made in Heaven - As of this January, the Locanda Mistral is home to Italy’s first and only Kästle Test Centre, affording us the opportunity to provide even more benefits for our mountain-loving guests and visitors to the Valle Maira!
The Valle Maira, one of the most pristine and authentic alpine valleys, is predestined for a combination of hiking and yoga. We are therefore very happy to speak to Barbara Kittel Holmgren today.
Rock, Snow & (ice) endle - this is how our interviewee today greets visitors to his website. The South Tyrolean, Hanspeter Eisendle, is a long-time friend and loyal guest of the Locanda Mistral. Hanspeter has been a mountain guide for almost 40 (!!!) years and is, among other things, one of the best Dolomite climbers with numerous first ascents.
Today we're talking to Silvia Massarengo, a passionate cook and cheese producer. This spring and autumn, Silvia will oversee two very special culinary weeks at the Locanda Mistral and introduce the participants to the art of slow food cooking.
Today we are very happy to interview Patricia Neuhauser. Patricia, who lives with her husband Harald in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, loves snow above all else.