Landhaus Ettenbühl 40 years ago: private film recordings so far - The path to the fragrant rose p... скачать в хорошем качестве

Landhaus Ettenbühl 40 years ago: private film recordings so far - The path to the fragrant rose p...

🛒 https://www.landhaus-ettenbuehl.de/le... NEWSLETTER with lots of specials and treats: https://landhaus-ettenbuehl.de/das-la... --- It contains information about the competition: Overnight stay at Landhaus Ettenbühl and much more. A sparkling 3rd Advent! Seppl and Stefanie are bringing Christmas punch and garden stories to the video this Sunday. What better time of year to look back at what was, but also to look forward and make new plans. You can look forward to it! As always, we hope you enjoy it 😻🐑🌹 Of course, we're preparing something special for you on this special Sunday 😻🎄🌟 Stefanie reveals the recipe for our Ettenbühler Christmas punch with secret ingredients.  And we're still gardening: To bring spring into the house earlier, we're now planting crocus bulbs in unusual containers and decorating them for Christmas. On December 8th, we reached 20,000 subscribers and are of course really happy about it! Your trust has always motivated us to do our best! Your support and feedback have always encouraged us. Thank you so much for that ♥ On December 22nd, in our video, we will announce the winners of our raffle! If you want to take part in the raffle, simply subscribe to our YouTube channel and leave your comments under the current video by December 18th! Wonderful gifts await you! Ettenbühler Christmas punch For the 3rd Advent, Stefanie will show you our delicious Ettenbühler Christmas punch, which combines the flavors of Christmas in a warming drink! The recipe is simple but with special sophistication due to the selected ingredients. Perfect for cozy winter evenings with family and friends. What you need 1 liter of rose dream tea or 1 liter of rose wonder tea 500 ml of cloudy apple juice at least 6 cl of Ettenbühler rose syrup or 6 cl of Ettenbühler honey rose liqueur Rose or vanilla sugar as desired Rose honey as desired 8 cloves 4 star anise 2 cinnamon sticks 150 g of blueberries, soaked overnight in rose liqueur or rose syrup for decoration 1-2 organic oranges + orange zest 1 apple Physalis Did you know that "punch" originally comes from India and traditionally consists of these five ingredients: arrack, sugar, lemons and tea or water with spices. English sailors from the British East India Company got to know the drink in India under the Hindustani name "pantsch" (five) and wrote it in English as "punch". They brought the drink to Europe in the 17th century. In 1735, Johann Heinrich Zedler translated the English word punch to "Puntsch" in his Great Complete Universal Lexicon. He listed the ingredients of the "strong drink": brandy, water, sugar, bitter orange juice and nutmeg. Decoration for an early spring on the windowsill Crocuses are geophytes, i.e. plants that develop perennial organs to survive the winter better. The perennial organ in crocuses is a tuber, but is usually referred to colloquially as a crocus bulb. As forced plants in pots, crocuses are ideal as harbingers of spring, bringing spring to the room or balcony. You can find out more in today's video with Stefanie and Seppl. 🍮🍾🌹😻 Video chapter: 00:00 20,000 subscribers reached, Christmas punch, decoration ideas, Christmas sea of ​​lights 01:23 Stones, foil and fleece ready for frost 04:14 Day tour begins with Seppl the cat 04:57 John Scarmann comes to the big gift giving 05:20 Review of the rose year 2024 - with giant flowers 06:28 Winter break - the TEAM has honestly earned it 07:19 Back to the past: bare walls 08:29 HO ho ho... Christmas decorations, punch and music 09:25 Recipe for Christmas punch à la Landhaus Ettenbühl 17:06 Stefanie's "shepherdess pustules" - wool roses + immunization 18:23 Decoration tips: Containers with crocuses 24:09 What did it look like here 40 years ago? 27:45 Would you like to come and visit with a dream overnight stay? Book in good time... 28:17 Lavender garden that was more of a vegetable garden 40 years ago 31:00 Historical development of the gardens and John Scarman's influence 31:51 Preparing for BIG presents: Your last chance to get something #roses #advent