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Melting Popote. In Bischwiller, Stefan Simmers a Romanian Sauerkraut that Tells His Native Country

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Stefan has made cooking his passion. This worker, a former soldier, settled in France 12 years ago. In a garden he rents in Bischwiller, this 58-year-old Romanian makes traditional dishes that tell the story of his native country.
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Melting Popote. In Bischwiller, Stefan Simmers a Romanian Sauerkraut that Tells His Native Country

Stefan has made cooking his passion. This worker, a former soldier, settled in France 12 years ago. In a garden he rents in Bischwiller, this 58-year-old Romanian makes traditional dishes that tell the story of his native country.

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dna.fr broke the news on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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