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14/07/2022
And over at Barnacle – the intimate Scouse brasserie nestled in the upper floor of Duke Street Market which is now in the Michelin Guide – it’s an opportunity to launch a new menu to embrace the abundance of new produce and ingredients selected for their seasonality, flavour and sustainability.
One starter, the courgette flower dish, is sourced solely from a single supplier – Growing Fields.
“Our ethos from day one has been to capture in the restaurant what’s happening around us. We have got great relationships with independents like Edge and Sons, Wards Fish, From Field 2 Fork and many more who are all forming the bigger picture of how important the provenance of what we eat is.
Across our new menu as much as possible is sourced locally and this philosophy has led to some outstanding new dishes – our heritage courgette, lemon verbena, Wirral lemon ricotta starter is all sourced from Growing Fields which we are all very proud of; our Peterhead hake main and ‘Strawberries and Cream’ from Claremont Farm for dessert represent the very best of what grows around us. And at all of these places you can go in yourself and buy their wonderful produce too.”
Barnacle recently installed a beautiful map created by The Nest’s Katherine Caldwell, which charts the remarkable diversity the region has across its fields and farms and artisans and cultivators. It brings to life how Liverpool has evolved as a culinary destination.
The quartet of chefs who founded Barnacle – The Art School’s Paul Askew, Bone and Block’s Harry Marquart and local kitchen stars Kieran Gill and Jake Lewis – embody the gastronomic soul of Liverpool, charting its historic maritime origins right to the present-day.
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