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Observer Food Monthly awards 2011 winners gallery

Observer food monthly awards heston blumenthal — Best Restaurant: Dinner by Heston Blumenthal
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Ottolenghi — Best cookbook: Plenty by Yotam Ottolanghi
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 bull and last — Best Sunday Lunch: Bull & Last
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Eat like a girl — Best food blog: Eat Like a Girl
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Koya — Best cheap eat: Koya
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 the Ethicurean — Best ethical restaurant: The Ethicurean
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Johnny Pustzai at JT Beedham — Best producer: Johnny Pustzai at JT Beedham & Sons, Nottingham
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Simon Amster — Reader's Cocktail Recipe: Simon Amster
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Maria Kuehn — Reader's Recipe: Maria Kuehn
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Tristram Stuart — Outstanding Contribution: Tristram Stuart
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Michel Roux Senior — Lifetime Achievement: Michel Roux Senior
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Paul Foster — Young Chef of the Year: Paul Foster, head chef - Tuddenham Mill
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Observer food monthly awards 2011 Maltby Street — Best newcomer: Maltby Street Photograph: Alicia Canter/Observer

Observer food monthly awards 2011 Mark Hix — Best place to drink: Mark's Bar, Hix Photograph: Alicia Canter/Observer

Observer food monthly awards 2011 the Cheese she — Best independent retailer: The Cheese Shed Photograph: Alicia Canter/Observer

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