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Archives for January 2017

From the sea to the plate: Three Savona fishermen cook their morning catch

January 21, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Three youngsters in Savona have abandoned their professions and work to become fishermen and cook the fish they catch directly on their fishing boat. Although the life of a fisherman is not easy and depends on the weather and the winds and waves, these three fishermen have decided to follow their passion, abandoning their work and turning their hobby into a commercial … [Read more...]

Recipe by Merlin Labron-Johnson: Grilled spring and winter vegetables with wild herbs and a hay-smoked egg yolk sauce

January 19, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Merlin Labron-Johnson is a chef who can be considered a fervent fermenter, pickler and curer, and this passion comes from his time at the cult Belgian restaurant In de Wulf which closed its doors in December 2016. Everything was done in house; all the pickling, smoking and charcuterie curing, using only traditional and old fashioned methods of preservation. These influences are … [Read more...]

“A childhood dream come true” – Hendrik Dierendonck on the opening of Brussels butcher shop

January 18, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Hendrik Dierendonck, the renowned nose to tail Belgian butcher, has opened the long-awaited shop in Rue St. Catherine in central Brussels. "It is a childhood dream come true for me to open a Brussels shop particularly in the city centre." Dierendonck told Food and Wine Gazette that this was a big step for him. "I have always been working on the Belgian coast and since I was … [Read more...]

Weekly roundup of great reads on food and wine #102

January 15, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

René Redzepi on Noma’s last supper – and what comes next: On the night in 2009 when his restaurant reached No 3 on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list, René Redzepi’s thoughts turned to aviation. “It was a great moment,” he recalls. “But it also felt like that moment when you’re on a plane after it takes off, and you’re at 10,000 feet, and you’re wondering, is this where we … [Read more...]

Book review: Food from the fire by Niklas Ekstedt

January 13, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

It is perhaps not the best time to review a book about cooking food from the fire given that we are experiencing a bitter patch of winter cold and not everyone has the luxury to have wood fired ovens or a fire pit indoors. But for Niklas Ekstedt, the man behind the Stockholm restaurant by the same name and author of a recently released book Food from the Fire, cooking with … [Read more...]

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