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These Australian Chefs Are Taking on the World ... and Winning
They’re showing diners worldwide the nation isn’t just barbecue and beer.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge
Photographer: Dillemma Photography via Getty ImagesWith a number of Australian chefs picked for prestigious kitchens and a growing appreciation of their laid-back style, 2017 should be a big year for their impact on the global food scene. Start with these six, then sniff out your own Antipodean talents.
Beau Clugston, Head chef and co-owner of Le 6 Paul Bert, Paris
Le 6 Paul Bert’s Beau Clugston has come a long way since the surfing days in his sleepy hometown in Sawtell, coastal New South Wales. After working some seven years as the sous chef at Noma and playing a key role in its 10-week Australia pop-up, Clugston left for Paris in 2016.