A DERWENT Valley business has taken top spot on  the   recently revealed “100 Greatest Australian Gourmet Experiences” list,   compiled  by Australian Traveller magazine. Lachlan-based  Agrarian  Kitchen was  named the Greatest Australian Gourmet Experience  by the list’s esteemed  judges,  adding to a fantastic year for the  Agrarian Kitchen, which was opened by Rodney Dunn in January  2009.  The  judges highlighted the two-day ‘Whole Hog’ experience, one of   the  most popular cooking classes on offer at the Agrarian Kitchen.  Guests  begin  with a Wessex Saddleback carcass, breaking it down to make  sausages,  slow-roasted pork belly, pig’s trotter and potato pie, and  pig’s head  terrine in  the Agrarian Kitchen’s wood-fired oven. The  Whole Hog experience costs  $770 per  person.  www.theagrariankitchen.com The  winners  were judged by an acclaimed panel including chefs Alla-Wolf Tasker,  Jacques Reymond, Michael Ryan,  Peter-Russell Clarke, Maggie Beer and  Matt Moran, and renowned food  expert,  Simon Johnson.
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