Lungau - Bunny Ears: a sweet or salty speciality | What's cookin'
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- This episode gets up close and personal as we follow young farmer Johannes Bauer find his sheep in the 3000m high mountains - the exciting and risky work of an Alpine mountain farmer. Bringing the sheep into the valley after the summer pasteur is a celebrated event in the Austrian village of Göriach and marks the start of autumn. The region is in the Eastern Alps with deep valleys and crystal clear lakes. Johannes and his wife Christina live on the farm that has been in the family for 500 years. In autumn, the traditional dish of „Schöpserne“, roast lamb, is made with fresh horseradish and wild cranberries picked in the nearby mountain forest.
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The narrator voice should be higher than the background noises. Other than that, these documentaries are absolutely amazing to watch! It's good to see families enjoying nature and sharing their cultures.
I love to live in this kind of place. Peaceful, clean and so close to nature!
I have no complaints whatsoever..i am very satisfied with the quality of the series videos and contents presented...
Feeling very refreshed and relaxing .... Lovely place to live in.
Love this channel, but the narration on this episode is very difficult to hear.
It is because of the background music playing
This video gave to viewers lot of positive energy. Please, keep continue. Thank you
Love Cristina way of cooking
Beautiful video about beautiful people living in a beautiful place
Ah such a delightful little town festival.
This was great video! My great uncle was a dairy farmer and this brought back many very fond and happy childhood memories! R.I.P. Uncle Bud, you would have loved this one.
It was beautiful video , positive energy to me. Thank you
Woooowwww!.What a beautiful video. You brougth me tears in my eyes. onr day , i would love to visit this area.
A great video - it would be nice to be able to hear the narration, instead of the blasting background music!
So funny when you understand their language but still you read the subtitle :-) Thank you for sharing
When they did the Tyrolean episode, I was thankful for the subtitles. Sogar als Kärnter versteht man die ja kaum XD
Such a lovely life.
Why do you not have a million subscribers???? Your videos are superb!
The common denominator of these videos are the great relationships between parents and their children. I have yet to see a child on their cellphone. Hmmm, a lesson we could all learn
The babies are so beautiful...and all that wonderful wool...lovely family...
I need to go and make sure great friend
Awesome video, keep up the good work fellas
¡Hermosa pareja la de Cristina y Johannes! ...por supuesto, el abuelo y los chicos por igual. Muy bonito, me han hecho llorar.
We have the same donuts in France, it's the tourton, there are cheese or beef, or apple etc inside, it's a recipe of french Alpes.
I had never seen mountains before, and one summer I was invited to play in the Grand Teton music festival. My parents and oldest sister had passed away the year before. I drove all the way there from Tx, and when the mountains and valley burst into view, I too burst into tears. I moved out west, the mountains are special..the dry air, the winter snows..not too excited about earthquakes, but, every location has its issues.
Wunderbar, tolles Video,vielen Dank!
Farming is not an easy task. That's why I try to eat only a portion of food that I need and save the rest. To provide food for the family is a very decent way of living. I admire those people in the farm and respect them. Food here in Florida are expensive.
excellent !!!
Fascinating that the family values cranberries and potatoes so much. Just about the time when the family started the farm 500 years ago, is when this berry and tuber first came to Europe from the Americas half a millennia ago. I wonder if it's a coincidence? They are both hardy and can grow in poor soil in such a mountainous region as they live in. They of course could have got by with just the cattle and the sheep and other veggies to sell. It's just a thought. 🤫
Love!🌞
awesomely made ...almost feel transported there
I am loving all of these! In spite of the lousy audio on some of them. Just brings it home to you how close we are, if we did but know it. And how much we have lost. But it is always has to be spoiled by Yanks going 'That isn't corn! Those aren't cranberries' or whatever. As usual, considering European nations, and places further afield (like Egypt in the case of corn) have used these words for centuries before they even existed, you would think that they would realise that their ancestors 'borrowed' them and applied them to the new crops and fruit they encountered. But nope! Lol
AT 14:41 THE LITTLE GIRL WAS SOO CUTE WHEN SHE BANGED ON THE TABLE DURING THE TABLE PRAYER :-) LIKE IM HUNGRY HURRY UP !!
Beautiful!
eu sou do brasil e amei o vidio parabens linda familia
I absolutely love this channel. Perhaps the ONLY criticism I have is that the background music and the narration switch places - the narration goes to background and music comes to foreground - so that it makes it difficult to hear the narrator on some of the episodes. They sort of need a bit of editing to fix this and they will be perfection. Thank you!
A shame the music took over the speaking -- I would have loved to HEAR what was being said!
Yes we know, we're sorry about that. The sound mixing is unfortunately not so good at this point...
loved this would love to know the breed of sheep that they were fetching look so different than ones i know
Maravilloso
Would be MUCH easier with a good herding dog ...nice family! Love the little boy! Adorable!❤️
Yes, a good herding dog seems sensible but there must be a reason for not having one. Wonder why?
I truly did wonder why... There are really good herding breeds around there and other surrounding locations... Old and traditional breeds at that... Just wondered🤗not a criticism at all...❤️
The videos are brilliant. Bravo! However the soundtrack in a lot of them often over powers the exquisite narration. Wish you'd do a better mix.
Beautiful program, having a little trouble hearing the narration though.
wocomoCOOK: are those lingonberries (not cranberries)? what is the breed of sheep? are they used mostly for wool, meat, milk? Beautiful video, look forward to being able to access all of the recipes. Love this channel!
As for the crying when grating the horseradish - my dear grandfather used to say 'if the Kren doesn't make you cry like as if a family member just died, it's no good. Get another one.'
So who did the sound editing ?
no-one
Outstandingly Beautiful!...GOD bless You All in JESUS name!
delusional
god doesnt exist
Can't you people just enjoy something without bragging about your religion?
@wocomoCOOK is there anyway that I could get the music from this video ? I really like the piano at 9:00 I and I'd like to learn it , thank you !
cares about the healthiness of the berries while putting 1 kg of sugar LOL
why not translate the prayer? Apparently, it's important to the family.
Maybe because it just is a very intimate moment for the family. Personally, I think it's a tad intrusive that they even filmed it.
I really like the video, but please make the narrator's voice sounds louder,.
Music is to loud during commentary...
The music is overshadowing your voice, do you listen to your videos before posting?
Yes !!...Rough row to hoe when the music is waaay louder than the narration.
I want to move there. If we had something like this in America it would be exploited and destroyed. Hot babes come with the farm?
Vit-C is all gone after heated.
Yeah. If you like shows about wealthy people.
Christina is fine.
It's lingonberry, not cranberry.
Lingonberry,cranberry and bearberry are very similar. Except bearberries are disgusting.
( lingonberry, partridgeberry, mountain cranberry or cowberry all names for the same evergreen shrub ) and what some refer to as bog cranberry are all part of same family of plant Some regions call them simple cranberry instead of mountain cranberry
I was wondering about that. Cranberries are native to North America, and the narrator said they were wild. That was a Huh? moment.
@@questconcrete They may be in the same family but the taste difference between cranberry and lingonberry is like between raspberry and strawberry - completely different.
Arcadiy Ivanov ya I like lingonberry jam much more than cranberry.
the content is incredible but the audio mix is off. the voice over is not hot enough.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has gathered all those running the War against Children. They were 30 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation staff. They are in Sing Sing prison.
Um confused...who should get married? Who has a girlfriend? Who’s children?
Yaa me too. Because while chopping she talked about mother in law then again they said they were partners!!
The music is not necessary.it is so loud I cannot hear the narrator
I get why their rustic lifestyle wouldn’t give a nod to food processors but I’m always amazed at their dull small knives these tiny European locales insist upon working with.
Well, I can't speak for them being dull since my great-grandmother and grandmother were - and mother still is - cutting with razor-sharp knives, but especially in oldschool farming families knives are often multi-purpose knives because back in the days they were quite a luxury item. They still go by the 'better one really good knife for everything instead of ten knives for x jobs' mindset.
I have a knife that has been handed down for a few generations now, it started out as what you'd call a chef knife but has been sharpened so often I can use it to fillet fish nowadays.
These aren't commercial Food Channel chefs, whose knives are so expensive they are out of most people's range. These are people who often have the same knives for so long they get sharpened down to nubs.
23:46 she said "Thank GOD", not "goodness".
'Gottseidank' can also be translated as 'Thank goodness', though. The phrases are pretty much interchangeable.
@@agp11001 You are mistaken, we thank the LORD not "goodness". We also avoid saying OMG but rather "Oh my goodness. Please never use the LORD'S name in vain.
@@gordonbricker1670 Yeah, sorry, mate. Not somebody who clings to bronze age fairy tales. So I guess you gotta accept that there's people who don't care and use the word 'god' as just another word in our dictionary.
@@gordonbricker1670 Really? Keep your religion to yourself.
@@gordonbricker1670 You do understand that your 'Lord' is not everyone's? And I have Never heard anyone 'Use the 'Lords' name in vain' more than Catholics! I personally never use someone else's god's name 'in vain' it is pointless and it offends people like you. So how do you know they are not referring to Their god, in which case it is an issue between them and their own deity
Lungau was Lung Out during the War. It is no longer a place of dismembering people or animals. It is Lounge Out as a relaxing place to lounge outside as relaxing hikes. The breath is Lung Out of breath. That is because of the hilly terrain.
need to seriously redo the audio on this get rid of the music and adjust so can hear the voices and not compete their voice with narrators voice
Had to stop watching because I couldn't hear what the narrator was saying. Won't say any more as others have said it for me...
Too loud and ill chosen music. (It sounds like music for an automobile commercial). I can't hear the voice over, drone shots that give me motion sickness.. The production values are not worthy of this fine channel.
PLEASE! Remix the sound and repost this video. You can not hear the English narrative over the German dialog, music and background noise.
Foolish to keep the dog in with the potatoes. One hard brake and that dog is injured. They don’t have a food processor for the carrots etc?
This one of my favorite episode ♥️ from wocomocook.
This was a lovely video even though the music did override the narration at times. May I suggest you publish the recipes, use the metric system, the viewers can convert it as needed.