Gaby Soutar Journalist
  • Edinburgh
  • National World

Gaby Soutar is a lifestyle editor at The Scotsman. She has been reviewing restaurants for The Scotsman Magazine since 2007 and edits the weekly food pages.

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The Scotsman

Áreas de Enfoque

  • Lifestyle
  • Food
  • Drink
  • Restaurants

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Apple inspiration: there's a bumper crop this year, here's what to do with them | Scotsman Food a...

Doctors beware, as this has been an excellent year for apples. There has been a bumper harvest, just in time to celeb...

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Hobz Bakery opens in Leith: we speak to the owner about swapping academia for bread

It’s due to open at the end of October/beginning of November

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Hobz Bakery opens in Leith: we speak to the owner about swapping academia for bread | Scotsman Fo...

There’s been a new baker, Hobz, slowly proofing on Leith Walk for the last couple of months. Its young owner, Matthew...

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Pasta Grannies are back with a second recipe book and more YouTube videos | Scotsman Food and Drink

When the world is in chaos, there is nothing we we’d love more than to be welcomed into Maria’s home and fed some tor...

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Day in the Life: Krzysztof Dudkowski, general manager of The Three Chimneys | Scotsman Food and D...

4.30am The morning parade in the Dudkowski house starts at this time with a walk for our overzealous border collie, B...

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Isle of Skye's The Three Chimneys general manager tells us about his very early start at the hotel

He tells us about his day in this iconic hotel

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Apples for Jam, Melrose, review | Scotsman Food and Drink

The word scrump is thought to be derivative of scrimp, or have come from a mid 19th-century term for a withered apple...

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GBBO winner, Edinburgh's Peter Sawkins, launches a new cookbook for kids | Scotsman Food and Drink

There will soon be a new generation of mini Peters, just waiting to take the Great British Bake Off by storm, wheneve...

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Strictly Come Dancing: Kaye Adams on joining the first out club, taking the positives and who she...

When I speak to broadcaster and journalist Kaye Adams, she’s on her way to Edinburgh to meet her daughter for brunch.

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The Folio Society's head of editorial, James Rose, on his day at this publisher of illustrated ha...

This business produces illustrated hardbacks including Frankenstein

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Knitwear: Chanel to Westwood exhibition opens at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh

It celebrates knitwear in all its many forms, not just pullovers

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Edinburgh Cocktail Week 2022: We preview some of the special drinks on offer | Scotsman Food and ...

They say that the first ever cocktail was the brandy-based sazerac, which was invented in a New Orleans apothecary so...

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