Anna's Eats

Cooking in nature through every season

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Recipes for every season

Cooking, eating and exploring: recipes for every day, for the whole family, from here and elsewhere but always in season

Cooking over a wood fire, an Anna's Eats event
People around a table on Anna's Eats cooking experience
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Ready for an encounter with fire?

In a highly urbanized, goal-oriented, productivity-driven world, we have lost our connection to our intuition and wilderness, but also to our community.

Taking the time to cook together over a wood fire in nature and feeling the energy of the fire helps us reconnect with our authenticity and rediscover the pleasure of creating bonds with people who share the same taste for nature and discovery.

From the blog

Nature and connection

To reconnect with the simplicity of everyday life and travel to your inner lands

Welcome

I am Anna

I think I fell into a pot on a campfire when I was a kid! Since then, I've been cooking: for me, my family, my students, my friends. At the stove or at the campfire, my wish is to value the ingredients that I find around me. 

Three things can get me up in the middle of the night:

The smell of the mountain meadows in summer
Everything that tastes smoky, except fires
Reading crime novels that talk about cooking
Anna Décosterd, creator of Anna's Eats

My journey

I was born in northern Poland, spent my childhood in Morocco and my adult life in Switzerland. These different cultures have inspired my vision of the world and my cooking of course!

It is my passion for nature, the quiet simplicity of everyday life and the recipes that make you smile that you will find on my site.

work with me

Services

Food styling and photography

Recipe creation

Writing and blogging

Organization of culinary events in kind

Product presentation and evaluation

what they say

Testimonials

I recommend this culinary experience! I not only spent a super day in nature, but I also shared a delicious feast with passionate and inspiring people! Thank youuuu
Patricia
I couldn't have spent this Sunday in better ways, the experience is so enriching and inspiring, everything is very well organized on the timing level, pace, workload, recipes (all organic and local ingredients!). I truly recommend this workshop for singles, couples, families or work teams !
Thao
I had a wonderful experience thanks to Anna. We were a small group. We lit and tended the fire and then cooked our meal from appetizer to dessert. We laughed a lot and learned a lot... Gathered around a nice table, warm in a cabin, we ate together and shared a wonderful moment. It was as if this experience around the fire had created an unexpected complicity between us...
Tania
Thank you!! I cannot wait to do it again! 
Sabine
A big thank you Anna for granting us the privilege of participating in this first culinary experience of campfire cooking ✨what else can be said but to let yourself be tempted by this extraordinary and timeless culinary experience. What joy!
Jean-Charles
That was just an amazing experience, we will remember for a long time! Open fire cooking is a delightful method of preparing your meals, which takes you out of the kitchen, is far more attractive and social, and produces tastes your stove never could!
Daria
First day of autumn...New season, new chapters. In the garden, I'm impatiently awaiting the arrival of the figs, hoping to catch the birds off guard and prepare a few recipes with my own figs (not sure, they managed to eat all the plums before I did).After a full year restructuring my garden, I'm also dreaming of getting back to the mountains. Between the rains of July and the heat of August, I haven't managed to find the right time.I also make my own herbal teas, finally having a base of plants from my own production. If you need some herbal tea ideas to fight the autumnal fatigue, download my free guide. The restructuring of the garden continues, my head is full of plans and I'm trying not to be too impatient. (What are your plans for this autumn? Tell me everything about it! I'd love to know. #fallvibes #fallprojects #falljournal
The first sip of tea ☕️🫖For my French-speaking followers, this title is a nod to Philippe Delerm's book, 'La première gorgée de bière et autres plaisirs minuscules.' (The first sip of beer and other small pleasures. )It's about those 'almost nothing' moments that turn our everyday lives into 'almost everything' and have an irresistible charm. The first sip of tea in September has a special flavor: the air has just turned cool enough to make enjoying a warm cup of tea truly delightful again. The first sip of tea in September has a special meaning for me: it marks the completion of the work on my cabin, which is now officially a studio :). It's also my first experience of sharing an intuitive herbal tea with a tester, and the start of transforming the outside into a medicinal tea garden and a space for meditation and relaxation. If you'd like to learn more about these changes, check out my latest blog post where I tell you everything! In the meantime, here's a sneak peek at the work so far... A big thank you to Sabrina from @lateliernumerosept who helped me bring my vision to life with her décor advice! And if you love herbal teas as much as I do, download my free ebook "5 Common Herbs for Stress Relief and Better Sleep". The fall fatigue epidemic is just around the corner, and it's so easy to prepare yourself to face it with serenity! #HerbalTeaLovers #CreativeStudio #AutumnWellness #DecorInspiration