Horst Scharfenberg

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Horst Scharfenberg (born August 20, 1919 in Frankfurt ; † January 18, 2006 in Baden-Baden ) was a German television chef , journalist , producer and author .

Life

Scharfenberg studied sociology at Columbia University in New York . As a journalist, he traveled to all countries in the world and spent a long time in the Arab world. During the Second World War he served in a propaganda company as a war correspondent. After the war he became known through radio, television and lectures at universities. He was the creator and for decades the head of the television program Mainz as it sings and laughs . Scharfenberg worked for the SWF (today: SWR) from 1946 to 1973 and gained fame in Germany through the Koch Club program . He founded the club in 1962 and moderated it until 1970. He was a member of the Food Editors Club Germany, FIPREGA (Fédération Intern. De la Presse Gastronomique), Fraternity Marmite (Chevalier de la Marmite Grand Masters), FDP, Sénéchal of the international wine brotherhood, Commandeurs des Domaines Schenk.

Awards

  • 1960 - Gold medal at the Triennale Film Triennale
  • 1983 - Prix littéraire de la FIPREGA Paris
  • 1990 - International Association of Culinary Professionals Award, New York

Fonts

  • 2004 - From Germany's kitchens
  • 2003 - A culinary rendezvous with Baden
  • 2002 - From Germany's kitchens
  • 2002 - Germany's wines 2001/2002. Over 1000 wines from all regions.
  • 1999 - A culinary rendezvous with Baden. 100 exquisite recipes
  • 1999 - Germany's wines 1999/2000. Over 1000 wines from all regions
  • 1997 - Germany's wines 1997/98. Over 1000 wines from all regions
  • 1997 - Swabian Wine Book
  • 1996 - The Kitchens of America. The culinary discovery
  • 1995 - Kiehnle cookbook . The large basic cookbook with around 2400 recipes
  • 1995 - Germany's wines. Edition 1995/96. Over 1000 wines from all regions
  • 1994 - From Germany's kitchens. Traditional recipes from 17 regions
  • 1993 - White wine from A to Z. by Jim Ainsworth, among others

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