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Lunch Actually

Luc Martin

Food, thoughts, insights, but mostly food.

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Latest Issues

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Brioche

My brioche recipe from Tilburg Sourdough and later Pig & Rye, took years to perfect. It started out as a hot cross bun recipe from Hamelmans Bread book (a must have book for any home baker or professional), we made the hot cross buns for ea...

10 months ago
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Pâté en croûte – Part Two

In part two of this guide i will cover how to make the individual components of the Pâté en croûte as well as some variations. I can’t stress enough how far in advance you need to begin this process, everything needs to stay cold and everyt...

10 months ago
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Restaurant Roundup 2024

Another year behind the back as they say in the Netherlands. 19 notable restaurant visits of which 11 were return visits and 8 were new. I was tempted to include Troef in this list but i was there 30/12/23 and rules are rules so they’re not...

a year ago
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Pâté en croûte

I’m often asked for my Pâté en croûte recipe and i always answer clumsily with something like “oh i don’t have it written down”, or “haha you’ll have to wait for my book”, when in fact the reality is, like building a pâté en croûte, a littl...

a year ago
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  • Luc Martin

    Recovering workaholic; former owner of bakery restaurant Pig & Rye in Tilburg.

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