CHEFS mallorca gourmet

Santanyí magazine 37 ··· has worked in Michelin rated restaurants in the United Kingdom as well as in France, beforepassing throughSanSebastiánuntil establishing himself in Mallorca where he obtained a Michelin star. For more than 20 years he has been cooking on the highest level, his reputation all over Europe is enviable. His style being unique, Marc incorporates his individual and cosmopolitan interpretations when creating his fresh and ingenious recommendations. He is proud of his education in the traditional French cuisine and recommends it as a solid base for any chef. In Mallorca Marc celebrated his success as chef in Bistro 33 and Bacchus, the restaurant in Read’s Hotel & Spa in Santa Maria. Last year he took over the “Convent de la Missió” restaurant, calling it “Simply Fosh”, offering a modern Mediterranean cuisine in a very spacious, stylish location. Marc Fosh, adapting to this time and age, offers wonderful pocket friendly choices for lunch and dinner and an extraordinary menu, he himself claims-”Simply Fosh offers affordable gastronomic glamour”. He too is the founder of “Fosh Food”, gourmet shop and culinary aula on Calle Blanquerna in Palma. Marc´s style is extraordinary incorporating endless interpretations and combinations, creating wonderfully surprising textures and flavours in his recommendations. When comparing internationally acclaimed and decorated cuisine to the traditional Mallorquin cuisine a questionrisesmostnaturally:Couldtheybecompatible? Could an interchange be possible? Why not organize an exchange between two masters of their crafts? Santanyí magazine challenged Marc Fosh, decorated with a Michelin star for years and Francisca Adrover – recently nominated president of the “Asociación de la Tercera edad de Santanyí y de es Llombards” Well aware that her kitchen was nothing like the ones Marc was used to Francisca gave vent to her inquietude; Fosh quickly alleviated her concern in his likeable, winning manner saying: -”If there is fire, there is a kitchen”-. Marc Fosh Francisca Adrover challenges Marc Fosh Report