FOOD magazine By Carla Denis

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ISSUE 32 / NOVEMBER 2021

contents 3 5 5 tips for making the perfect spritz

Eating local in Bristol: What is produced and where?

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Short interview: Matt Mason

5 of the best sustainable restaurants

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Reviews - eating out across the region Proin sed ante facilisis, mollis nisl porttitor, tincidunt quam. Nunc ut augue quis felis hendrerit elementum. Sed non sapien justo. Etiam sed odio non tellus ornare pellentesque.

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Truro Food Festival revealed   

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27 28 Escape to Trencherman’s country

Recipes: Roasted butternut squash and sage risotto

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5 tips for making the perfect spritz

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spritz is a simple cocktail to make at home that doesn't require any special or difficult-to-find ingredients. The 3:2:1 recipe is all you need to make a delicious spritz: three parts sparkling wine like prosecco, two parts bitter liqueur, and one component sparkling water; garnish with a garnish and serve over ice. Pellentesque sit amet sem maximus, commodo nisi vitae, volutpat orci. Integer blandit mi vel risus pellentesque cursus nec non est. In viverra urna sed ultrices luctus. Ut lectus quam, commodo non porta id, feugiat eu dui. Donec id ipsum ornare mauris maximus condimentum quis et sapien. Duis nec tempor sapien, quis maximus orci. Nulla tempus malesuada libero eu molestie. Cras dapibus massa vel commodo varius.

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While this formula isn't going to let you down, there are a few easy ways to turn this good-but-basic spritz into something spectacular for a special event at home. Purchase a bottle stopper. Even if you plan to share the bottle with guests, top it with a stopper unless you plan to pour out the entire bottle in one round. An excellent stopper will set you back $5 and will keep you from having to deal with disgusting, flat bubbles for years.

Tip No.1

Tip No.3

Do not purchase garbage bubbles. They don't have to be top-of-the-line, but skip the $5 prosecco and go for the $9 bottle instead. The residual sugar count, rather than the quality of the bubbles, is more essential. The residual sugar scale in Prosecco is a little perplexing; "dry" is actually the sweetest. The following is a scale from sweetest to driest: dry, extra dry, brut, super brut, zero. Pro tip: In the United States, zero is difficult to come by, so if you prefer super dry, look for an extra brut.

Purchase a bottle stopper. Even if you plan to share the bottle with guests, top it with a stopper unless you plan to pour out the entire bottle in one round. An excellent stopper will set you back $5 and will keep you from having to deal with disgusting, flat bubbles for years.

Tip No.2 Purchase a bottle stopper. Even if you plan to share the bottle with guests, top it with a stopper unless you plan to pour out the entire bottle in one round. An excellent stopper will set you back $5 and will keep you from having to deal with disgusting, flat bubbles for years.

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Eating local in Bristol:

What is produced and where? By Stephen James

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hen you live in a city, it can be difficult to understand where your food comes from, especially when most retail products have little provenance information. With statistics indicating that the UK will need to import half of its food within a decade, eating locally may appear difficult. This city, with a population of just under half a million, is the UK's eighth largest city, and while it has a great food reputation, few people are aware

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of what is produced in the fields and farms surrounding it. The groundbreaking Who Feeds Bristol research, published in 2011 by sustainable food systems planner Joy Carey, looked into local and regional agriculture, finding that while Bristol could get its dairy and beef from within a 50-mile radius, it needed to travel further afield for other commodities. So, why is this the case, and who are the greatest producers in and around the city?

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1 greek yogurt 100gr fresh Strowberries

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Bristol is a large importer of cereals from various regions and countries. Growing grains in the South West is difficult; the climate is often too wet and chilly for growing the kind of wheat required for bread production, hence approximately 70% of the cereals farmed in the region are used for animal feed. nteger tempus orci at mauris ultrices, nec posuere est condimentum. Integer ut metus mauris. Etiam molestie euismod orci, non fringilla ante ultricies a. Pellentesque porta lacus sed neque posuere consequat. Nunc quam augue, aliquam porta consequat vitae, euismod id neque. In erat nunc, porta in ullamcorper ac, placerat vitae neque. Morbi porta dui ac commodo suscipit. Cras semper porta massa, nec rhoncus elit aliquet sed. Etiam tristique mauris in metus posuere, ut fermentum eros tristique. Suspendisse eleifend, nulla et molestie tempor, leo enim vulputate lacus, a lobortis justo lectus vitae nibh. Mauris aliquet nec augue et egestas. Mauris sit amet tincidunt ante. Proin mollis lacus et lacus gravida, ac auctor erat rhoncus. Aliquam mattis, felis id mollis imperdiet, lectus augue blandit purus, eu laoreet dui mauris ac elit. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Morbi vulputate, mi et facilisis hendrerit, diam augue scelerisque nisl, non luctus massa felis ornare sapien. Fusce ac nisl vitae ipsum pretium dictum.

Local mills in the area, notably the two run by Shipton Mill, are an important resource for grains. "We're practically a thousand years old; we're referenced in the Doomsday book!" says marketing manager Tom Russell, referring to the company's historic Tetbury location, which was renovated in the 1970s. Sed pellentesque iaculis est, in maximus est condimentum eu. Praesent in finibus odio, sed commodo enim. Duis placerat lobortis neque id consequat. Nulla scelerisque, metus quis placerat malesuada, quam dui tincidunt turpis, ac urna felis et magna. Phasellus eros urna, finibus vel tempor a, tempor ut massa. Maecenas ac sem id justo scelerisque congue et eu risus. Phasellus vitae sapien eu ex efficitur egestas. Fusce nec interdum libero. Praesent porttitor justo erat, sit amet elementum lacus interdum ac. Cras at commodo purus.

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Restaurant review By Kathrynn Lewis

The Foxy Inn                                                                                                                                               

What’s so special?

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ark Hing has long championed local fisherman, and his flagship restaurant

overlooks Lyme Bay, thus the name Hix is synonymous with fish and seafood in the South West. So it was a surprise choice when the renowned chef stated his next project would be a rural tavern 11 miles from the coast at the end of 2020. Curabitur tortor nisl, aliquam sed aliquam a, ultrices nec nisl. Praesent pulvinar ac tortor ut tempor. Duis faucibus, odio id gravida semper, augue arcu.

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Who’s cooking? When The Fox Inn opened in December 2020, Leanne Streeton was named head chef, and he had worked with Mark on and off for over two decades, including as executive chef at the local Mayfair. Phasellus ut arcu vel lacus sagittis pretium. Nullam cursus dolor eu cursus feugiat. Integer aliquam gravida sapien ut aliquam. Proin pulvinar tortor lacinia lacus maximus, a placerat ligula cursus. Sed quis fringilla ipsum. Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia curae; Donec egestas dictum tortor et tincidunt. Morbi arcu lacus, volutpat vitae sodales vel, auctor non lacus. Cras eget dui, ac gravida ante.

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What to order? When herb-baked lime scallops are hand-cooked by Mark's long-time pal John and smoked salmon is cured in-house using Mark's own method, it's difficult to say no to seafood appetizers. These ingredients are prepared simply to allow the natural flavors to shine, and the chef's gentle touch makes them all the more delightful. Curabitur accumsan eu tellus a aliquam. Sed ante leo, eleifend id molestie vel, rutrum nec lacus. Nullam vel mi a odio imperdiet fermentum. Nunc laoreet porta tellus, in pretium orci pretium a. Quisque at suscipit augue, quis rhoncus dui. Donec a orci non risus sodales rhoncus nec vitae libero. Vestibulum tincidunt orci a purus tempus, in pharetra arcu suscipit. Sed facilisis facilisis diam ut dignissim. Morbi pellentesque est quis est consequat, elementum molestie metus interdum. Aenean nisl libero, vestibulum sed nisl vitae, ultricies pharetra urna. Etiam non luctus lorem. Fusce molestie dolor vitae accumsan cursus. Aliquam faucibus, massa eu interdum ultrices.

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Michelin Star Chef

John WAYNE

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Robun, Bath Bath’s latest restaurant opening offers new dishes than the usual classics in terms of Japanese cuisine, says Kathrynn Lewis

What’s the draw? It's difficult to get truly excellent sushi in London, let alone the South West, so when a new Japanese restaurant opens in central Bath, it's worth taking the first train to Bath Spa to check it out. Nam interdum est in ultrices placerat. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Morbi nec feugiat sem. Integer at rhoncus erat, quis venenatis sem. Nam sed imperdiet odio. Nullam eu odio, a rutrum justo.

Who’s cooking? Jon moved from London to Bath in July 2020 to open Robun, and he takes a wealth of experience from acclaimed pan-Asian restaurants The Ivy Asia, Sticks'n'Sushi, and Pen Yen at Soho Farmhouse with him. Vivamus sit amet tempus nisi. Nullam tempor pellentesque sagittis. Aliquam quam felis, sollicitudin non orci a, pharetra congue nibh. Nunc quis pharetra nisi. Fusce id nunc aliquet risus luctus interdum. Praesent venenatis lobortis tempus. Vivamus placerat fringilla tempor. Nunc eu ex lorem.    Nullam id tortor tellus. Mauris blandit, elit sit amet interdum dignissim, massa turpis vehicula dolor, sed congue odio nulla a metus. Nunc ut tortor velit. Fusce non tristique odio, quis blandit quam.

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Truro Food Festival revealed

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rom October 1 to 3, Truro's Lemon Quay will host three days of culinary festivities, with some of Cornwall's best chefs performing at the at the hometown Chef's Theatre. Jack Stein (who was just named chef director of Stein's Restaurants) is headlining this year's bill, MasterChef winner Ping Coombes, Great British Menu regular Jude Kereama and Andrew Tuck of St Kew Inn. Donec cursus pharetra lacus ac cursus. Sed in odio a lorem pharetra volutpat. Sed sagittis nibh nisi, at faucibus nibh tempor sit amet. In nulla velit, consectetur quis lacinia non, mattis a mauris. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Nullam finibus ullamcorper mollis. Donec et justo eu feugiat. Nullam viverra ultricies risus, eu facilisis turpis tempor et. Morbi egestas sodales cursus. Sed elementum urna eget aliquam tempor. In turpis est, facilisis vel lectus eget, malesuada finibus neque. Duis gravida leo vel enim mollis pellentesque. Phasellus quam risus, cursus vel hendrerit eu, lobortis sit amet nisl. Etiam eu elementum arcu. Nullam non condimentum leo, vitae tincidunt erat. Aliquam id malesuada eros.

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Short interview

Matt Mason

What do you listen to in the kitchen? We operate in the 'silent sound of concentration,' as I like to call it. I've never listened to music while working since I started at Gidleigh Park at the age of 18 and throughout my 28-year employment at The Jack in the Green. However, because we've been working some extremely long shifts recently, we may turn on the radio to get us through the last stretch.

serves as a role model for them. He's progressed from being a fantastic cook to becoming an industry spokesperson. Scott Paton is also a fantastic chef, and I had a great day eating his food at Boringdon Hall. Your most-read recipe book?

The cookbook Shaun Hill gave me when he was head chef at Gidleigh is my oldest and most valued possession. He's one of the most intelligent and well-informed chefs Favourite place to eat out? I've ever met. I still use several of Any of Paul Ainsworth's restaurants the recipes in his book, and I just is a feast for the senses. He is an baked his buttermilk elit mattis vite rolls this morning. inspiration to many chefs and

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Career highlight to date? Suspendisse nisi orci, tincidunt non nisl eget, sollicitudin ultrices sapien. Vivamus dictum tempus dapibus. Guilty food pleasure? Maecenas mi tellus, ullamcorper ac vulputate vitae, imperdiet sed odio. Nullam sit amet nunc in nibh iaculis laoreet a id quam. Maecenas consectetur felis vel libero dapibus, finibus ultricies ante malesuada. Fusce cursus urna ligula, ut tempus quam rhoncus quis. Aenean fringilla imperdiet accumsan. Nunc laoreet vitae purus sed venenatis. Praesent gravida, arcu vitae maximus vehicula, purus turpis porttitor.

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Recipes

By Matt Mason

Mussel spinach pie with dijon mustard, orange zest and a side salad For the pastry

For the filling

Salt 1 tsp Plain flour 250g Butter 40g, chilled, cut into small pieces Egg wash 2 egg yolk beaten with 1 tbsp milk

Eggs 4 Tarragon 1 tbsp, chopped Chives 2 tbsp, chopped Double cream 500ml Salt and pepper Sea spinach or baby spinach 80g, blanched and drained

For the saffron mayonnaise Saffron ½ tsp Mayonnaise 50g Lemon juice 1½ tsp Dijon mustard ½ tsp

The method: In a large mixing bowl or food processor, sift the salt and flour together. Combine the butter in a mixing bowl until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Serves: 6 Oven temp: 220C/gas7

Gradually whisk in the water with a palette knife until the mixture comes together into a ball. Gently knead the ball on a lightly floured surface until smooth.

Preheat the oven to 220°C (gas 7) and bake for 30 minutes. Roll out the pastry and use it to line 6 flan tins or 1 big flan tin with lightly buttered pastry. Refrigerate for 30 minutes before lining the pastry casings with baking paper and beans. 15 minutes in the oven

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Gluten-Free Bakery

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5 of the best

sustainable restaurants By Kathrynn Lewis

Chefs are becoming increasingly concerned about their carbon footprint and finding imaginative ways to reduce it, from using organic materials and reducing waste to nose-to-tail cooking and plant-centric cuisine. Check out these sustainable eateries in the South West for delicious food that won't break the bank.

Restaurant GL50, New Yard Restaurant, Gloucestershire    Cras euismod laoreet finibus. Cornwall Donec metus leo, egestas id lorem sit amet, placerat maximus metus. Pellentesque tincidunt a purus nec varius. Proin condimentum ut orci sed consequat. Etiam dignissim sollicitudin ipsum, at venenatis sem tristique eget. Phasellus quis tellus congue, ultricies erat ut, venenatis nisi. Praesent placerat mauris enim, ac euismod ligula tristique vel. Vestibulum rutrum eget libero vitae euismod. Praesent risus libero, laoreet in mi a, gravida lobortis felis.

The Bull Inn, Devon Morbi eros justo, iaculis ut aliquet vitae, pulvinar non libero. Donec et ante tellus. Nullam eleifend vehicula leo ut congue. Vestibulum nec turpis gravida, finibus neque et, hendrerit dolor. Donec et tortor.

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Ugly Butterfly, Cornwall

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