Wenn Haubenköche als Testesser zur Gabel greifen » Johanna …
Als Testesser fungierten u.a. Drei-Hauben-Koch Klaus Fleischhaker (Pfefferschiff), Koch des Jahrzehnts Jörg Wörther (Carpe Diem), Thorsten Probost (einst Sous-Chef von Jörg Wörther in Schloss Prielau) und die Wahl-Aniferin Louise Martini … Auch die Wahlwienerin Sohyi Kim, Altmeister Reinhard Gerer, Drei-Hauben-Koch Martin Sieberer (Trofana Royal, Ischgl), Sissy Sonnleitner (Genießerhotel Kellerwand in Kötschach-Mauthen) und Gerhard Fuchs (einst in der Schlossküche …
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