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Bread & butter
Rye bread with a simple topping might not sound like culinary fireworks. However, at Aamanns it is sparking taste buds.
Rye bread with a simple topping might not sound like culinary fireworks. However, at Aamanns it is sparking taste buds.
As Monocle expands its food and drink coverage, we ask chefs, food pioneers and bar owners to take us on a tour of their culinary neighbourhood. First up is breadmaker Jean-Luc Poujauran, who has made a name for himself in…
After 40 years of selling Danish pastries in Japan, Andersen has opened in Denmark. The firm is giving rivals (there are 975 bakeries in the country) a run for their money by using only the best natural ingredients.
Avant-garde dining in an Athens art gallery, designer apartments in the Bavarian mountains, whale-sighting off the unspoilt Tasmanian coast – explorations to savour in this month’s Monocle travel round-up.
Tuesday 15 February
Think of Gaza, and what comes immediately to mind is unlikely to be the fragrance of slow-stewed shrimp with tomato, garlic and dill, or the taste of sour plum jam on freshly home-baked bread.
From Dutch bread-making philanthropists to a pioneering food co-op in the heart of London, vernacular retail is thriving. Even an established supermarket giant is getting in on the local act.
Athens is at the forefront of a national drive to refresh Greek cuisine. We take a tour with one of its pioneers.
Wednesday 14 November
I have a confession to make: until last Thursday I was scared of flying. It’s not something you like to admit somewhere like Monocle. We talk aviation a lot. We fly a lot.
Sunday 9 September
We recently welcomed the young British author Niven Govinden into our studios at Midori House.
Friday 30 October
A sensible investor could be forgiven for looking elsewhere. Batumi doesn’t quite scream out “promising resort town with guaranteed return on investments” to those with a tuned sense of risk.
Thursday 7 June
How many Finnish restaurants do you know?
Tuesday 15 May
When I woke up recently I checked the weather forecast. For the oncoming weekend it was London 13c, Helsinki 24c.
Renowned ceramic artist Edmund de Waal chooses an Italian restaurant in London’s Soho neighbourhood for his ‘last meal’. He’s fascinated by the visual experience of eating and at his alloted restaurant the food comes tapas…
Thursday 21 June
Drinks at a smart hotel after work. Two glasses of something chilled. And two bowls: one piled high with fat green olives, the other teeming with something roasted and nutty.
Thursday 28 February
A New York institution has landed in London. But shouldn't cities be excited for their own homegrown successes?
Thursday 11 August
I cycled home early on Tuesday night, keen to avoid the hassle of road closures more than from a fear of being personally looted, and as I pedalled away from central London I noticed that most of the city was doing the same…
Emmerys is the kind of food “chain” that we would like to see in every country. Run by Per Brun, each outlet is individual, each product high-quality. It is a unique Nordic mix of chic 7-11 meets Dean & Deluca. Yet its…
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