Christine, blogger at Poetic Road, in her kitchen.

I’m a Swiss-born Canadian, food photographer, and recipe developer living in Quebec’s Eastern Townships. Poetic Road is where I share Swiss recipes, seasonal baking, and the food I love making for my family.

I was born in Zürich and grew up in Montréal in a Swiss-German household. Food has always been one of the ways I stay connected to that part of my life. Many of the recipes here are dishes I grew up eating; others are regional specialties I’m getting to know better myself.

I love fondue and chocolate, but there’s so much more to Swiss food. There are everyday soups, crisp rösti, fruit tarts, and cookies that bring back memories with the first bite.

I share these recipes in English, with practical instructions to help you make them at home. You’ll also find Swiss-inspired dishes and seasonal recipes that leave room for me to play in the kitchen.

Whether you’re looking for something you remember from childhood or trying Swiss food for the first time, I hope you find something you’re excited to make.

Explore the recipes →

  • Traditional Swiss recipes — from rösti and Zopf to the cookies I grew up with.
  • Regional specialties — dishes from different parts of Switzerland, including some I’m still discovering myself.
  • Seasonal cooking and baking — Swiss-inspired recipes and other favourites from my kitchen.
  • A few stories along the way — family memories and the traditions behind the food.

I write my recipes in English, with clear instructions and practical tips so you can make them at home.

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