On the latest episode of Scran, host Rosalind Erskine is joined by head chef of Cail Bruich, Lorna McNee, to talk about her impressive career to date.
From humble origins working as a kitchen porter in an Italian restaurant to training with the late Andrew Fairlie and winning the Great British Menu in 2019.
Cail Bruich was recently awarded a Michelin star - the first in the city for 18 years - and Lorna also chats about what this meant to her and her thoughts on how it may change the dining landscape of the city.
Lorna talks about how working with Andrew Fairlie has shaped her work ethos and why taking the best of Scottish produce and doing very little to it is the secret to great food.
She also reveals her food nightmare and why she can't wait to be serving food on plates rather than boxes post pandemic.
We’d love to hear from you for the next season’s episodes.
If you have an opinion about anything we discuss, get in touch with your comments. Drop us a message on the Scotsman Food and Drink Facebook page, or contact me on Twitter @RosalindErskine or via email using rosalind.erskine@jpimedia.co.uk.
You can download the Entale app on iOS for exclusive immersive content to accompany this podcast, including pictures, maps and graphics.
Scran is a Laudable production, and is also available wherever you get your podcasts – just search for ‘Scran’.
Also, you can listen to Scran on Spotify or Apple
• Listen back to episodes from series one and series two
