
Issue Thirteen · Page 148Autumn and Winter 2026–27 · page 148Roasted Grapes, Burrata and Smoked Venison Crostini.
WordsHidden Scotland
Photograph · Bea Turner
Few people think to roast grapes. Twenty minutes in a hot oven and the sugars concentrate, the skins split, and you get sweet juice running out over whatever sits underneath. Here that's burrata and a slice of smoked venison. Sweet against salt, with crisp bread to hold the lot together. We've put these out at drinks nights before and they never last long.
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