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Interview with Sang Hoon Degeimbre: Creativity comes from constant questioning and keeping an open mind

November 24, 2014 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

It was a crispy autumn morning last week when I visited L’Air du Temps for the second time in just a few weeks. This time I had come to interview Sang-Hoon Degeimbre, the chef of this two Michelin star restaurant in Liernu, around 50 kilometres outside Brussels. I was intrigued by his story, particularly because of the inventiveness of his cuisine and also after having … [Read more...]

De Vitrine (Gent): Much more than just a bistro

November 21, 2014 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

There is something special about going to a restaurant and not having to worry about choosing what to eat. When we went to De Vitrine in Gent last Saturday we sort of knew there was no a la carte menu. Until a few years ago, this would have been a veritable nightmare with my phobia of cheese, but now that this has been overcome, it is to a certain extent a breath of fresh air. … [Read more...]

De Superette (Gent): The bakery with a difference

November 19, 2014 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

  I still remember the days when I was a child and I used to go with my father to buy bread at a bakery close to our house in Malta. The baker would be visible in the background, all white and covered with flour. At times, it was he who would serve his clients. The oven used to be at the back of the bakery, visible to clients and one could get a whiff of the bread … [Read more...]

Marie’s Garden in Overijse: a great place to pick up your own vegetables

November 11, 2014 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Partially inspired by the theme from our previous post Henri le Worm (by the way, my children loved the app) and in view of the fact that today was a public holiday, I decided to take the children to a field in Overijse, 10 minutes away from Brussels Marie's Garden is a great concept and a perfect example of a farmer who brings his clients closer to nature. Started in 2012, … [Read more...]

Kobe Desramaults (In de Wulf): A bold and unique cuisine

November 3, 2014 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Kobe Desramaults of In de Wulf is considered to be one of the brightest young chefs in Europe and definitely one of the most high-profile Belgian chefs. His Michelin star restaurant in Dranouter, a village in West Flanders on the border with France is in the middle of nowhere. There is a reason why it is there, however, since it is the place he remembers from his childhood and … [Read more...]

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