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14th Course: Heather-Smoked Turbot & Moss

Heather-Smoked Turbot & MossTurbot emulsion.
Notes: Strips of turbot were curled beneath the head of moss, dotted with petals of heather. The sauce was poured tableside. The dish was presented along with a bowl of heather that had been singed just before service, so that it gave off a subtle smoke at the table.
GeraniumCopenhagen, Denmark(February 1, 2013)
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14th Course: Heather-Smoked Turbot & Moss

Heather-Smoked Turbot & Moss
Turbot emulsion.

Notes: Strips of turbot were curled beneath the head of moss, dotted with petals of heather. The sauce was poured tableside. The dish was presented along with a bowl of heather that had been singed just before service, so that it gave off a subtle smoke at the table.

Geranium
Copenhagen, Denmark
(February 1, 2013)

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arazor:

Starch molding some candies.
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Starch molding some candies.

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Fried fish in Bogota, Colombia. This restaurant serve the fish in the style of Cali a city closer to the Pacific coast. This was a lot of food. 

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heirloomkitchen:

Inspired by a cooking class I took @cookphilly last eve with @cheunoodlebar, here is a simple approach to a fragrant pho noodle bowl by My New Roots. This is on my list of soups to make over the next few weeks..

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Source: mynewroots.blogspot.com.es

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16th Course: Onions & Melted Hay Cheese

Onions & Melted Hay Cheese 
butter and herbs.

Out of the horn, rye bread crumb, nettle and chamomile, which are traditionally put into a hollowed-out cow horn and buried in the earth.

Geranium
Copenhagen, Denmark
(February 1, 2013)

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1st Course: Pomme de Terre

Pomme de Terre Hareng fumé. (Potato crisps, black truffle, and smoked herring.)

3rd Course: Coques de “Noirmoutier”

Coques de “Noirmoutier” 
Pomelo, Campari, feuille de laitue, truffe noir. (Cockles in a lettuce wrap with grapefrui and campari sauce, black truffles.

4th Course: Langoustine Façon “Nêm”

Langoustine Façon “Nêm” Nori sugar glass, lemon. Notes: Asian in flavor, especially the fried flavor, even though the langoustine was warm and barely cooked. 

6th Course: Rouget Barbet Frit

Rouget Barbet Frit Blettes, limoncello. 

6th Course: Sorbet Aneth

Sorbet Aneth 
Gelée d’Eau de Bigaradier. (Dill sorbet with orange blossom water gelée and finger limes.) 

Akrame
Paris, France 
(January 23, 2013)

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2nd Course: H.T.V.

H.T.V. Calf’s head cromisquis, with almonds and apricot, saffron potatoes and braised salsify, lobster and carrot reduction.TêtedoieLyon, France(January 27, 2013)
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2nd Course: H.T.V.

H.T.V. 
Calf’s head cromisquis, with almonds and apricot, saffron potatoes and braised salsify, lobster and carrot reduction.

Têtedoie
Lyon, France
(January 27, 2013)

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