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MatHias’s FiFtH BirtHday<br />

That’s right, not Mathias Dahlgren himself of course, but his creation The <strong>Dining</strong><br />

Room & Food Bar at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm. His restaurant is included in<br />

the World’s 50 Best restaurants amongst many other awards and honours. To<br />

celebrate this, Mathias invited some friends from near and far to join him in<br />

cooking a meal, and invited a select group of guests. From the Tartine Bakery in<br />

San Francisco came Chad Robertson, one<br />

of the world’s leading sourdough bakers,<br />

who served his specialty, a little burnt<br />

bread with its unique flavor and texture.<br />

Bo Bech from Geist in Copenhagen served<br />

dishes of only raw food. Well, if you can<br />

call thin slices of cauliflower with foam<br />

on whey butter, and black truffle cream<br />

and salted butter raw food! It’s probably<br />

the most luxurious and delicious raw food<br />

that’s been served on a plate in a long time. Bo comes back later with boiled<br />

lamb’s heart in a broth with ginger, lime, soy and sesame. In between times Martin<br />

Bergman, Mathias´s chef and friend of eleven years, serves steamed cod with<br />

mushroom emulsion. Then Mathias himself creates a steak tartar and oysters,<br />

as easy as it sounds, but tastier than any other steak tartar, whether you like<br />

oysters or not. Our own sourdough pioneer Tina Fernlund has left the baking table<br />

for the day and instead cooked a heavenly smooth cheesecake with softened<br />

rhubarb and a little whipped cream. If this is a fifth birthday, just imagine what a<br />

tenth will be like!<br />

Catarina Offe<br />

steninge swedisH art 2012<br />

Steninge Castle, beautifully situated between Stockholm<br />

City and Arlanda Airport, is a popular destination with<br />

an emphasis on Swedish and Nordic tradition. The magnificent<br />

stone barn of immense historical value in itself,<br />

accommodates a glass studio, a shop where you can<br />

indulge in Swedish design for the delights of the table, a<br />

garden area as well as a restaurant and cafe. Upstairs is<br />

the large gallery, which until August 4, houses the works<br />

of 12 Swedish artists.<br />

Birgitta Watz, the potter and trinket maker, always has<br />

food in mind in everything she does. Even objects that<br />

are apparently just for decoration are based on food -<br />

ceramic fish in barrels, a pumpkin in black glaze or a rough egg. A hamburger<br />

meal is not usually referred to as <strong>Fine</strong> <strong>Dining</strong>, but Clara<br />

Hallencreutz´s humorous works of art will entertain the<br />

viewer. Hans Frode makes classic fruit ‘still life’ but with<br />

a twist. Manuela Vintilescu has a penchant for Japanese<br />

subjects which she has transferred to serving trays, an<br />

absolute must in every home.<br />

4<br />

fine dining<br />

Food and wine oF tHe<br />

HigHest caliBre<br />

For those who are fortunate<br />

to be invited<br />

to Johan Lidby’s tastings<br />

in Stockholm, in<br />

addition to excellent<br />

wines, they always<br />

look forward to the<br />

amazing food that is<br />

prepared to accompany<br />

the wines. Behind<br />

the pots and pans is Anders Roberg<br />

who has fantastic experience in restaurants,<br />

and together with Johan Lydby´s<br />

wines, they give visitors an extraordinary<br />

experience.<br />

How can you experience this? Well the<br />

answer is simple - make friends with<br />

Johan Lidby!<br />

Read more at<br />

www.johanlidbyvinhandel.se<br />

<strong>Fine</strong> Wines very own homepage<br />

visit us at FaceBook<br />

www.finewine.nu<br />

Here you’ll find the last 4 editions of <strong>Fine</strong> Wine

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