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Food by National Geographic Traveller (UK) is celebrating the flavours of winter in its new issue, with help from some of the biggest names in food.

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Make It A Winter To Savour With Food By National Geographic Traveller (UK) on The Table Read

In the winter edition of this special-issue series, big-name chefs and food writers such as Richard Corrigan, Nisha Katona, Tom Kerridge and Judy Joo share the dishes, ingredients, traditions and treasured destinations that make the colder months a time to cherish.

Glen Mutel, editor of Food by National Geographic Traveller, said: “The contributors to our cover story all have something in common: an unbridled passion for the winter and the gastronomic opportunities they bring.

“Partly, they’re tapping into the pleasures of seasonality and the joys of wintry ingredients such as parsnip, beetroot, game, quince and Seville oranges. But it’s also about the wintry dishes they can’t wait to create — for example, Andrew Wong’s beloved, double-boiled chicken broth, and Bronte Aurell’s saffron buns.

“Then there are those culinary experiences so treasured they’ve become traditions: raclette in the Alps; cloudberry jam in Sweden; clear Polish soup served in a bread bowl.”

Also In This Issue

Also in this issue, we head to Tucson, Arizona for arguably the best Mexican food in the US; try some of the countless rice dishes unique to Alicante; and explore the historic French region of Armagnac, where the brandy-making tradition stretches back centuries. There’s all this, plus the culinary highlights of Sydney, Galway and Tokyo.

In addition, expect the usual mix of thought-provoking features and easy-to-follow recipes from world-renowned contributors.

Don’t miss:

• Deconstruction: Christmas pudding — the history of the festive favourite
• My Life in Food: Comedian Nish Kumar on Keralan prawns and cooking during lockdown
• Five ways with: Chef Paul Ainsworth on how to get the best out of quince
• Try it Now: From sardines in chilli to cockles in brine, tinned fish can be a true gourmet ingredient
• Recipe Journal: Four game dishes from around the world
• Make Perfect: Tips for perfecting gua bao
• The Pioneer: Rasmus Munk, chef and co-owner of two-Michelin-star Copenhagen restaurant Alchemist, on using food to spark difficult conversations

26-PAGE DIGITAL EZINE SAMPLE magazine.natgeotraveller.co.uk/food-dec21

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Issue 14
On sale date: 2 December 2021
Price: £4.80
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