Poster: A snowHead
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Skiing around St Anton soon and I love Tiroler Grostl.
Can anyone advise best mountain hut that offers Tiroler Grostl please.
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Griabli do a good one. Cafe Sailer in town do a good one. I think most places do, even the places not in Tyrol - I've had good ones in Lech too
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The one in Taps is good too (all the food I've had there has been good actually)
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The place just above the Nasserein chair was very good. We went there on Saturday when it was very quiet.
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I had a good one or 10 at the hotel in Stuben.
Yum yum.
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None of the huts in St Anton serve the traditional Tiroler Grostl.
Although it is often desribed as the leftovers (potato,pork) fried up with onions.
It is traditionally a Jager (hunters) dish. The meat should be sliced veal
The same goes for the sellout of Wienerschnitzel it is not really one unless the meat is veal.
Best place for the fake Tiroler Grostl is the Mooserwirt or RodelAlm.
For the real thing you should be able to ask (ring) RsstHaus Verwall. Its in the Verwall forest.
http://www.ferwall.info/restaurant.html
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stanton wrote: |
None of the huts in St Anton serve the traditional Tiroler Grostl.
Although it is often desribed as the leftovers (potato,pork) fried up with onions.
It is traditionally a Jager (hunters) dish. The meat should be sliced veal
The same goes for the sellout of Wienerschnitzel it is not really one unless the meat is veal.
Best place for the fake Tiroler Grostl is the Mooserwirt or RodelAlm.
For the real thing you should be able to ask (ring) RsstHaus Verwall. Its in the Verwall forest.
http://www.ferwall.info/restaurant.html |
I did not know that! Is the egg traditional or not?
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They do a great one in the Rodelalm restaurant, which is on skiers left of Red 24a about 300m from the bottom, it's slightly hidden by the trees as you ski down but if you go up the Nasserein bahn you'll go right over it.
I think it's only been there for two or three years, will worth a trip there for lunch.
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snowgood wrote: |
They do a great one in the Rodelalm restaurant, which is on skiers left of Red 24a about 300m from the bottom, it's slightly hidden by the trees as you ski down but if you go up the Nasserein bahn you'll go right over it.
I think it's only been there for two or three years, will worth a trip there for lunch. |
Rodelalm has been there for donkeys years, it's a very nice spot. Also good for Scweineshax'n (excuse my spelling, there's no way I got that right).
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You know it makes sense.
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sah, Have they done it up recently then, I found it last season and it seemed very new and modern?
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stanton, Thanks for the link to the Ferwall Resturant, it looks great, hopefully make a visit next time I'm in town. Prost!
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Poster: A snowHead
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snowgood wrote: |
sah, Have they done it up recently then, I found it last season and it seemed very new and modern? |
Must have, it did look very shiny on the outside the other week. Didn't go in sadly
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snowgood,
If you go to the Ferwall don't let the owner pick the wine for you. I went there a few years ago and the wine was incredibly expensive and tasted awful. I won't be going back there in a hurry.
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Thanks for the tip off welshflyer, I'll bear that in mind.
sah, I was very impressed with the Rodelalm, went there 2 or 3 time last year for lunch, it gets busy though.
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snowgood wrote: |
Thanks for the tip off welshflyer, I'll bear that in mind.
sah, I was very impressed with the Rodelalm, went there 2 or 3 time last year for lunch, it gets busy though. |
I've written off more than one afternoon after pulling up there for lunch... to be fair only on warm spring days where it was getting too slushy anyway...
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Can anyone tell me the nearest Mountain Hut from me being based in St Christoph please. I can taste it already and i still have two weeks to wait.
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wallyynot wrote: |
Can anyone tell me the nearest Mountain Hut from me being based in St Christoph please. I can taste it already and i still have two weeks to wait. |
You can walk to the Hospiz Alm without even getting on a lift
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Even better thanks sah why go skiing
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There's a lovely place in Kitzbühel that does a vegetarian one with potatoes, egg, onion and spinach. Nom nom!
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Alastair Pink: Why is the Grostl that bad
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Sounds like it's more than €5 a bottle ! Better raid the piggy bank.
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Berghaus Stuben
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You know it makes sense.
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Hospiz Alm don't do a Gröstl unfortunately. They do good ribs though.
Best Gröstl - Uncle Willi's on the Planai in Schladming
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Definitely remember a fine fake grostl in Stuben (down some stairs off the Main Street that snakes through the village). Sadly, no idea what the place was called, so not sure how much use that is?!
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The RodelAlm is one of the oldest mountain huts in St Anton. After the owner (farther) died a few years ago The family invested a few million to expand.
The Hospiz Alm is biggest most expensive fastfood joint in the Arlberg.
Everthing on the regular menu comes from a packet & is warmed up or deep fried. Folk just get sucked in by the ambience.
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Will have to give the RodelAlm a visit while I'm there.
Whats the best route to get to it from St Christoph please.
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wallyynot wrote: |
Will have to give the RodelAlm a visit while I'm there.
Whats the best route to get to it from St Christoph please. |
Ski down Steisbachtal (Happy Valley, run no. 4) from the top of the St Christophe chairlift, then take the Mattunbahn up to Gampen, then ski down Fang (24) towards Nasserein, it's on your left after about 200m. You might be able to access it from the blue run too, not sure where those runs cross. I think it's marked on the piste map these days, but it didn't used to be. If it's not it's still easy to find because it's at the top of the Rodelbahn, which is marked.
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stanton wrote: |
The Hospiz Alm is biggest most expensive fastfood joint in the Arlberg.
Everthing on the regular menu comes from a packet & is warmed up or deep fried. Folk just get sucked in by the ambience. |
Agree there. If you've never been in it's worth stopping for a coffee to have a look round, but there are plenty of better places to eat, with better service too.
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Tiroler Grostl AKA Herzananfall teller
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wallyynot,
The Hospitz Alm also has one of the best stocked wine cellars in Austria.
The RodelAlm wasn't shown on last years (or older) piste maps.
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stanton, as usual talking out of his backside about Tiroler Gröstl. The Gröstl made with Veal is actually called Nobleman/ Lord's or Innsbrucker Gröstl. The typical Tiroler Gröstl is a forester/farmer worker's dish and is made from the poorest cuts of beef and pork. High on fat and calories to give the workers the strength to do the jobs they had to do in winter!
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Das Tiroler Gröstl ist ein traditionelles österreichisches Pfannengericht, das normalerweise aus gekochten Kartoffeln und in Stücken geschnittenem Rind- oder Schweinefleisch (Schulter oder Schopf) besteht, das gemeinsam mit gehackter Zwiebel in Butterschmalz in einer Pfanne angeröstet wird. Gewürzt wird mit Salz, Pfeffer, Majoran, Kümmel und Petersilie.
Das Gröstl wird oft mit Spiegelei serviert.
Ähnliche Gerichte sind Blunzengröstl, Wurstgröstl und das Herren- oder Innsbrucker Gröstl, das mit Kalbfleisch zubereitet wird. |
Tiroler Gröstl is a traditional Austrian pan-fried dish comprising normally of cooked potatoes and pieces of chopped beef or pork (shoulder or salted, not smoked ham). These are pan-fried with chopped onions in clarified butter. Seasoned with salt, pepper, marjoram caraway and parsley.
Gröstl is often served with a fried egg
Similar dishes are Blunzengröstl (Austrian black pudding), Wurstgröstl (sausage Gröstl) and Lord's or Innsbruck Gröstl which is prepared using veal.
In other words it is a cheap, filling peasant's dish like so many mountain recipes that the rich tarted up to make their more refined versions!
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stanton, as usual talking out of his backside about Tiroler Gröstl.
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You mean stanton only talks out of his backside when he's talking about Gröstl?
That description seems non-committal about the egg, I really do have to insist that mine has an egg on top.
I like the sounds of Blunzengröstl, anyone seen that anywhere in the Arlberg?
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