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Friday, 03 April 2020

Hausgemacht

Fritz Treiber zeigt, wie man Frischkäse in der eigenen Küche frisch zubereiten kann. Foto: Uni Graz

Fritz Treiber zeigt, wie man Frischkäse in der eigenen Küche frisch zubereiten kann. Foto: Uni Graz

Fritz Treiber verwöhnt wöchentlich mit Schmankerl aus der Küche. Diesmal geht es um Frischkäse - selbstgemacht versteht sich

Die Universität Graz beantwortet Fragen zur Corona-Krise
#11 Almgefühl zuhaus': Wie gelingt der schnelle Käse für zwischendurch?

Mit seinen Tipps für saisonale Küche und gesunde und abwechslungsreiche Ernährung im ORF-Nachmittagsprogramm ist Fritz Treiber österreichweit bekannt. Der Molekularbiologe, der im Geschmackslabor der Universität Graz an immer neuen Rezepturen forscht, zeigt wöchentlich, was er in seiner Home-Kitchen alles so zaubern kann. Jedes Gericht natürlich mit einer Prise Forschung verfeinert.

Dieses Mal geht es um selbstgemachten Käse. Nachdem derzeit die Nachfrage nach selbstgebackenen Brot sehr groß ist, zeigt Fritz Treiber wie man Frischkäse in den eigenen vier Wänden selber hergestellt werden kann. Eines sei verraten: Das Wichtigste dabei sind die richtigen Zutaten.

Frischkäse 

 

In der vergangenen Woche hat Fritz Treiber eine schmackhafte Zwiebelsuppe gekocht. Das Video gibt es hier zum Nachsehen.

created by Konstantin Tzivanopoulos

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Staying fit during the holidays: summer sports on the University of Graz campus

The Kleeblattlauf is not the end of the fitness term. Following last year’s successful launch, the University of Graz is once again offering summer sports on campus this year. From 30 June to 16 July 2026, there will be a free exercise programme in the open air. On the shady Südwiese (between the main building and Universitätsplatz 2), anyone interested can get in shape in the afternoons with body workouts, fascia training and yoga.

Getting even hotter: Researchers predict global warming of 1.7 degrees by 2027

While Europe is currently sweltering in the heat, global temperatures are also rising towards concerning record levels. In 2026, Earth’s surface air temperature is expected to reach 1.62 degrees, and in 2027 even 1.71 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. The long-term temperature rise – an average over a 20-year period – is predicted to exceed the 1.5-degree threshold of the Paris Agreement as of 2026 already. For the first time, researchers at the University of Graz have been able to make such a forecast so far in advance. The intensifying El Niño climate event favors forecast skill and thereby facilitates a reliable computation.

Forest fire at Rosenhain: Volunteer fire brigade carried out an evacuation drill at the Jesuit refectory

Thick smoke in the stairwell, flames at the edge of the forest, people missing in the Jesuit refectory at the University of Graz: at Rosenhain, the Graz Volunteer Fire Brigade carried out a drill simulating a scenario that is becoming increasingly realistic given the heat and drought

Full effort in the heat: the Sports Centre was in full swing at the Kleeblattlauf

On 19 June 2026, 2,000 runners and hundreds of supporters made their way to the Rosenhain for a sporting end-of-term event.

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