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The idea behind "Local Exotics" is to use the diversity of local flora and fauna and integrate them into the cuisine in an innovative way. This creates fascinating combinations that open new flavors and textures for guests. Instead of relying on well-traveled imports, restaurateurs are shifting the focus to treasures that grow right on their doorstep. For example, watermelons, quinoa, lemons, figs, caviar, rice, and even ginger and wasabi are grown and produced regionally, or Bavarian shrimp and Asian edamame from the Palatinate are cultivated using new indoor farming and aquaponics technologies.
A "Local Exotics" dish could, for example, consist of a combination of local wild vegetables, such as wild garlic or woodruff, with exotic fruits, such as dragon fruit or kiwano. This unconventional combination makes for surprising taste experiences and shows that exoticism does not necessarily have to be associated with faraway countries and long supply chains. The idea is to emphasize the culinary identity of a region while offering a culinary journey to distant lands and cultures without physically crossing borders.
For restaurateurs who recognize the potential of "Local Exotics," exciting opportunities are opening up. Especially for restaurants with a focus on regional and seasonal cuisine, this trend can be a real guarantee of success. Guests are looking for authentic experiences and want to experience culinary journeys of discovery. "Local Exotics" offers the opportunity to pique their curiosity and offer unique taste experiences they can't find anywhere else. This trend has no clear geographical or temporal boundaries but can be used worldwide and throughout the year.
The application of "Local Exotics" is versatile and can be used for a variety of occasions. From upscale restaurants creating innovative menus for gourmets to trendy street food markets highlighting the creativity of local chefs, this trend is catching on everywhere. "Local Exotics" is also growing in popularity on the upscale cocktail scene, with bartenders incorporating exotic local fruits and herbs into their signature drinks to create unique and memorable cocktail explosions.
This trend influences not only the choice of ingredients, but also the entire table culture and table concepts in gastronomy. The table design generates and creates a harmony between the local and the exotic. The special interplay creates an inviting atmosphere that gives guests a sense of discovery and well-being, without sacrificing regional references. Domestic textiles combined with modern, exotically inspired accents, fancy cutlery sets or special spice shakers, embody the "Local Exotics" trend in a special way.
On the plates, the "Local Exotics" trend features elaborate arrangements in which the exotic components are as pleasing to the eye as they are to the palate. Restaurateurs rely on unusual tableware and stylish presentation to appropriately showcase the special dishes. This turns every dish into a visual and culinary experience. Often, one experiences a combination of traditional regional elements such as handcrafted ceramic tableware, wooden boards, and Asian stoneware.
A wonderfully colorful variety of sashimi variations, green tomato, deep-fried fish skin and fried onions with green leek oil can be found on simple Scandinavian white porcelain. The modern presentation is accompanied by an elegant wine glass and futuristic, slender cutlery. The result is an expressive table setting that is skillfully restrained and allows the food to take centre stage.
Grilling can also be haute cuisine! The flamed fish fillet in a buttermilk-bacon broth plays the leading role here and becomes a light alternative to classic grilled dishes. Served in a deep bowl of light-coloured stoneware, the focus is entirely on the fish. The bowl, celebrating craftsmanship and relaxation, surrounds and frames it. The Sideordes come on an etagere of wooden risers and earthenware plates and are the literal highlight on the table, discreetly accompanied by cutlery and glasses in classic design.
Material mix minimalist and accentuated, both in the selected dishes and materials, as well as in the choice of ingredients and preparation / arrangement. Bowls made of dark glass convey lightness and freshness, at the same time give the food presentation an "optical depth". Combination of transparent glass and petrified wood give additional tension and support the effect of complementary flavors of food and drink.
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Der Menüteller in der eleganten Farbe Premium Black überzeugt mit einer rauen Struktur. Er eignet sich hervorragend zum Servieren von leckeren Hauptgerichten. Der Menüteller harmoniert bestens mit seinem beigen Pendant. Der Teller hat einen Durchmesser von 26 cm und wird in einem praktischer 2er-Set und einer hochwertigen Geschenkbox geliefert.
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Der Menüteller in der eleganten Farbe Premium Black überzeugt mit einer rauen Struktur. Er eignet sich hervorragend zum Servieren von leckeren Hauptgerichten. Der Menüteller harmoniert bestens mit seinem beigen Pendant. Der Teller hat einen Durchmesser von 26 cm und wird in einem praktischer 2er-Set und einer hochwertigen Geschenkbox geliefert.
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