Hooray I’m back and what a joy it is to eat Wild Food at the Gurnards Head!

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It's been a long ole year and a half on maternity leave wiping bums, pureeing vegetables, playing blocks and getting up at all sorts of ungodly hours but i'm now back in the world of the living (sort of) and have started to get back into work SLOWLY.

I had a great first wild food event at the Gurnards Head after having a break for nearly two years.  I took my foragers on an appetite building coast path forage and then very hungrily devoured our 5 course wild food feast in the pub. 

Bruce Rennie did us proud.  He put together a wonderful menu based on all the foraged ingredients I supplied to him the day before.

Check this out:

Course 1:  Alexanders Vichysoisse with horseradish cream

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Course 2:
Poached duck egg with hogweed shoots, hazelnuts & brown butter

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Course 3:  Pollock with rock samphire, wild fennel, three cornered leek flowers & a sweet lemon sauce

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Course 4: Wild garlic risotto arancini, rabbit loin, wild garlic pureee

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Course 5: Japanese knotweed sorbet, honeycomb & rice pudding

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That was truly YUM and makes me very happy to see these ingredients given centre stage in a great restaurant.

We're doing another one on 14th June 2013 and then two more in the Autumn.  Book through the website here

Where we are

Gwenmenhir,
Boscawen-noon Farm,
St Buryan, Penzance,
Cornwall. TR19 6EH

Phone: 07767 792417

Email: info@the-fat-hen.co.uk

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