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Dinner at Agern

by | Mar 22, 2017 | Food, Restaurants

For a belated birthday celebration, I was treated to dinner at Agern, a Danish-inspired restaurant focused on sustainable, seasonal cuisine and headed by Icelandic chef Gunar Gíslason.  Brain-child of Claus Meyer, the restaurant sits in in Grand Central’s Great Northern Hall. Having recently lost my iPhone, I found myself enjoying a hands-free, highly sensory meal without being a slave to posting. Thankfully I had others to snap the photos. Here’s what it was about.

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2 Comments

  1. Ben

    Hi Jeremy, it looks like a “flying crust” on the seeded rye bread though! I’ve managed to overcome the same problem by keeping the Pullman tin lid on for most of the bake.
    Ben

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  2. Jonitin

    Which one, the ones in this picture were crisps made from rye, got more rye posts ahead. I remember that acidity and under fermentation is an issue for ryes flying tops!
    Cheers,
    Jeremy

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