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This remote Leeward Island in the north-east Caribbean has long resisted the lure of mass tourism — which makes it all the more appealing. Words by Clarissa Hyman. But its chefs are self-taught pioneers, who harness the natural abundance of both city and province to create a culinary stir. The Estonian islands of Saaremaa and Muhu have made a virtue of necessity: once cut off, foraging became an art. Now a cuisine of tart vinegar, salt and smoke, based on abundant mushrooms, juniper and fish, is inspired by the creativity of their forefathers.

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The pool of lush lemon verbena sauce rounded it all off nicely.

Of all the new openings last year, the one that impacted me most was Sushi Tetsu no surprise there , followed very closely by Kitchen Table. Since its launch, Bubbledogs has had a permanent throng camped outside, yet remarkably the seater tucked behind a velvet curtain at the back of the restaurant has remained relatively unknown. Hot dogs may be what draws the crowds in, but the real jewel of the place is the Kitchen Table where James Knappett ex-Per Se, Noma and Marcus Wareing serves guests a refined course tasting menu each evening. And no, none of those courses feature a dog and bun. Diners, who take one of two sittings, perch on leather swivel chairs dotted around a sleek counter that wraps around the open kitchen, where Knappett and his team cook and plate up. Interaction is encouraged — the chefs describe each dish in detail as it is placed and happily answer any questions.

Alla Wolf-Tasker is sitting in the dining room at Lake House, the Daylesford destination she founded with her late husband Allan, 40 years ago. That she's occupying a table is unusual. She can't remember the last time she ate in her own restaurant. But our topic is legacy, and the way women build it, and Wolf-Tasker decides the best way to chew it over is literally, during a lunch with daughter Larissa, just three years old when her parents founded the business and now Lake House's brand manager. Our table of three discusses all kinds of things: unseasonal pine mushrooms springing up after summer rains, the peacock that visited Wolf-Tasker after her beloved Allan passed away in , the beauty of broccolini shoots and — as so often happens when speaking with successful women — imposter syndrome. Lunch is a parade of produce and technique, service is unobtrusive and expert, a little wine is poured. We tear into sourdough made at the in-house bakery.

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Words by Clarissa Hyman. Now to love Mar 06, Grilled Sea Bream served with salsa verde was absolutely stunning. Redemption of the offer is conditional on providing this PI. Europe Italian. This time, even with the accompanying citrus-spiked shaved fennel salad, we were defeated and had to ask for the rest of the piglet to go. Australian Women's Weekly. If searching for fine-dining in Barcelona, this place should be at the top of your list. And no, none of those courses feature a dog and bun. There was a discernable bite from the wasabi, but only enough to make it intriguing. Now to love Yesterday pm. A scallop each, plump and proudly sitting in its shell, followed.

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