Sicilian evening: culinary and flamenco with TV commissioner Hoppe!

Erleben Sie am 23. Juli im Schloss Basthorst einen sizilianischen Abend mit Tatort-Kommissar Hoppe und Flamenco-Gitarrist Herzog.
Experience a Sicilian evening with crime scene commissioner Hoppe and Flamenco guitarist Herzog on July 23 in Basthorst Castle. (Symbolbild/MMV)

Sicilian evening: culinary and flamenco with TV commissioner Hoppe!

Crivitz, Deutschland - A touch of Sicily will be felt on July 23 in the Basthorst Castle, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, when the Schweriner Volkszeitung invites you to an extraordinary evening. From 7 p.m., guests are not only allowed to immerse themselves in the fascinating culinary diversity of Sicily, but also listen to the musical sounds of Flamenco. This Sicilian evening is organized by none other than the crime scene commissioner Andreas Hoppe, who has discovered his love for Sicilian cuisine and wants to share this passion with others.

What makes Sicilian cuisine so special? It is considered one of the most multifaceted in Europe, shaped by centuries in cultural influences and conquests. Ancient Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans and Spaniards - everyone left their flavors. Olive oil, wine, honey and an unmistakable variety of vegetables and fruit are just a few of the ingredients that are typical of Sicilian cuisine. With seafood, fresh herbs and strong flavors, the kitchen combines the best of the sea and the interior. Anyone who has ever tried the famous "Pasta con le sarde" can only confirm this.

flamenco meets Italian culinary delights

To accompany the cooking and delight, Flamenco guitarist Max Herzog will provide the musical framework. With a repertoire that includes both own compositions and pieces of flamenco masters, Herzog promises to put the audience into the Mediterranean mood with his musical performance. The connection between Flamenco and Sicily is particularly noteworthy, since the baroque guitar is considered a common ancestor both the classic guitar and the flamenco guitar. Herzog explains that the flamenco guitar is lighter and more lively, which gives music a special authenticity.

The flamenco also has its roots in a variety of influences. From the Greek legacy to Roman, Moorish to Jewish and Roma-typical sounds-the connection between these cultures and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is particularly strong, especially through the common element of the sea, which always acts as a connecting piece.

Enjoy the aromas of Sicily

The culinary highlights are celebrated not only by pasta and fresh fish, but also by numerous regional specialties. From "Baccalà" (Stockfisch), "Involtini" (roulades) about the desserts typical of Sicily such as "Cassata Alla Siciliana" - the selection will be large. Interestingly, the noble drink of Marsala, including its Arab origins, will be able to stand on the board.

Don't worry, if you don't want to take a seat in the restaurant, you can also approach Sicily's living street food culture, which includes peculiarities such as "Arancini" or "Cannoli". In addition, there will be the possibility to win two tickets for this delicious event on the website mein.nordkurier.de/sizilianischer-abend .

If you are looking for inspiration and a touch of Mediterranean hospitality, you should not miss this evening in Basthorst Castle. The Sicilian evening combines good cuisine, impressive music and a piece of cultural history - no palate stays dry and no heart remains un granted!

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