Making rye bread / St-Luc
Making a loaf of traditional rye bread and baking it in a communal oven form part of this unusual activity, which is offered in both winter and summer at Grimentz and St-Luc.
Rye bread, an ancient tradition...
Rye has been grown in Valais for centuries, and baking rye bread is a fundamental element of the canton's ancient traditions. The mountainous terrain and extremes of temperature make it a good place to grow rye. In the past, people made rye bread that could be kept for several months: a village's communal oven was lit 2 or 3 times a year, and the inhabitants came there to bake their stock of bread.
Nowadays, it is possible to revive this tradition by taking part in the "Making rye bread" activity organised at St-Luc and Grimentz
The activity has 3 parts:
Explanations
Making rye bread
Baking and an aperitif
Rye has been grown in Valais for centuries, and baking rye bread is a fundamental element of the canton's ancient traditions. The mountainous terrain and extremes of temperature make it a good place to grow rye. In the past, people made rye bread that could be kept for several months: a village's communal oven was lit 2 or 3 times a year, and the inhabitants came there to bake their stock of bread.
Nowadays, it is possible to revive this tradition by taking part in the "Making rye bread" activity organised at St-Luc and Grimentz
The activity has 3 parts:
Explanations
Making rye bread
Baking and an aperitif
Dates
- 17.12.2019
Price
- CHF 15.- adult (from 16 years of age)
- CHF 12.- child (6 to 15 years)
- Free up to 5 years (without bread)
- Between 6 and 11 years old, the child must be accompanied by an adult who also does the animation.
Practical information
- Registration required until Monday at 5pm
- Tourist Office: +41 (0) 27 476 17 10
- Appointment in front of the Bourgeoisie
Useful documents
Opening times
17:00 - 19:00
Every Tuesday
From 17 December 2019 to 14 April 2020
except 24 December 2019, 14 January and 25 February 2020
From 17 December 2019 to 14 April 2020
except 24 December 2019, 14 January and 25 February 2020
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