Gourmet Traveller

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Par For La Corse Corsica

Balzac described Corsica as 'a French island basking in the Italian sun'. Michael Raphael follows a herb-scented breeze north to discover a unique culinary offering worth writing home about.

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The Swiss Treatment Graubünden, Switzerland

Graubünden’s past is still a dominant influence on its food and wine. Anthony Lambert celebrates the contrasts and beauty of Switzerland’s largest and wildest canton

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Port Authority Hamburg

Welcome to Hamburg, a vibrant trading post where local produce, tradition, artisan craft and fish buns are savoured in equal measure. Alex Harris disembarks on a culinary tour

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River Runs Through It Baracoa, Cuba

Surrounded by fragrant forests, abundant coconut palms and citrus groves and rivers still fished according to the moon, Baracoa, Cuba's oldest, most isolated town, is home to a vibrant cuisine which leaves the rest of the country's 'pork, rice and beans' reputation in the dust. Lydia Bell digs in

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Mad about the Soy Jeonju

As the train pulls away from South Korea’s frenetic capital Seoul for Jeonju, time slows. From the scholar who’s dedicated his life to fermented tea, to the brass bibimbap bowls made in centuries- old fashion, aged soy sauce and the emblematic kimchi, Tom Banham savours a city steeped in tradition

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Follow My Leeds Leeds

A thriving urban food and drink scene centred around local produce and the people behind it is giving one Yorkshire city new purpose, says James Williams

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East is Feast East London

Distilleries in glue factories, canteens in bike sheds, hidden smokehouses, flat whites made anywhere and everywhere and, of course, pie and mash. This is why hipster East London is the beating pulse of the capital’s food scene. Alex Mead waxes his moustache.

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King Creole Cape Verde

Soulful Cape Verde’s ten idyllic isles vary as much in their respective culinary specialities as they do in their topography. Clarissa Hyman follows her nose to a heady blend of African and Portuguese influences, homegrown exotic fruit by the basketful and fish and meat marinated in spices, then slow-cooked to a soundtrack of moving song

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The Way to San José Costa Rica

Forget Costa Rica’s glitzy coastal restaurants and make a beeline for the energetic district of Escalante in capital San José – a barrio that has been taken over by a new breed of chefs, intent on using indigenous produce and reviving authentic recipes. Philip Sweeney digs in.

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