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EAT<br />

PHOTOGRAPHS: JOHN ARRANCHARA BLACKWELL, KIRSTIE YOUNG<br />

PETER<br />

SANCHEZ-IGLESIAS,<br />

CASAMIA, BRISTOL<br />

With his brother Jonray, who<br />

sadly died late last year,<br />

Peter has minted a style of<br />

highly creative, ultra-seasonal<br />

cooking which continues to<br />

thrill diners at Casamia’s slick<br />

new central Bristol location.<br />

Casamia holds one Michelin<br />

star. @petercasamia<br />

Bulrush, Bristol<br />

“I’ve made it a goal to eat out more this year<br />

because, ultimately, that’s why I’m in this job<br />

– I love the romance of restaurants. I’ve been<br />

to Bulrush three times and it’s blown me away.<br />

It’s very relaxed. You can hang around and<br />

have the tasting menu or, if you want a more<br />

express thing, one plate. The space itself is<br />

quite stripped-back, which I like – white walls,<br />

bare tables, natural clay crockery. Quality-wise,<br />

George Livesey’s dishes are in the Michelin<br />

realm: well-sourced ingredients, well-executed<br />

cooking, and it’s different too, because he<br />

takes inspiration from Japan and he’s into<br />

foraging and preserving. He uses some really<br />

unusual ingredients like rose petal vinegar. I<br />

love his octopus with heirloom tomatoes,<br />

tomato consommé and wakame seaweed.<br />

Octopus isn’t easy to cook, and that<br />

consommé is banging. His asparagus with<br />

walnuts and elderflower hollandaise is another<br />

interesting flavour combination, as is his<br />

phenomenal dessert of pine yogurt with<br />

seasonal poached fruits, such as rhubarb<br />

and quince. George has his own style and with<br />

Katherine (Craughwell, who runs front-ofhouse)<br />

they’ve stamped their personality on<br />

the whole restaurant, be it in the music they<br />

play, or the homemade liqueurs (some made<br />

by George’s mum) that they use in their<br />

cocktails, such as cassis, vin d’orange and<br />

sloe gin. I think George is going to have serious<br />

awards and accolades coming his way.”<br />

Starters from £7.50, mains from £14.50;<br />

bulrushrestaurant.co.uk<br />

Hart’s Bakery, Bristol<br />

“I love Hart’s; good coffee, awesome savoury<br />

croissants and their sourdough is so, so good.”<br />

Savouries/lunch, £3-£6; hartsbakery.co.uk<br />

Tasty Ragga, Bristol<br />

“Caribbean BBQ stall found at various markets<br />

and festivals. I dream about the jerk chicken<br />

wraps!” Meal deals £6.50; tastyragga.co.uk »<br />

“I think<br />

George<br />

is going to have<br />

serious awards<br />

and accolades<br />

coming his way.”<br />

Bulrush<br />

September 2016 Omagazine.com 81

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