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The contemporary Karst and Brkini cuisine is so good at Mahorčič that you may not have enough space left for their exceptional desserts.
In the small village of Rodik between Brkini and Karst, the Mahorčič family inn has been operating for more than one hundred years. It is now run by Ksenija and Martin, the fourth generation of Mahorčič hospitality workers.
Martin has grown up in the hospitality business. He navigated among the guests as a small child and later attended catering school. Chef Ksenija, awarded Best Slovenian Confectioner of 2020 by Gault & Millau, only found her way into the kitchen after graduating and marrying Martin. Her passion for amateur cooking soon developed into perfection.
The inn is nicely decorated with agreeable interior furnishings, a wood-burning oven and a garden in the atrium. A modern interpretation of traditional Karst and Brkini dishes made from local ingredients can be found on the menu. The choice is not vast, but it seems that all dishes on the menu must be tasted. Like roasted duck breast with orange sauce, for example.
Local delicacies such as Karst and smoked bear prosciutto, Brkini cheeses, and herbs and fruit from the Karst and Brkini forests and meadows are also on offer. Not to mention the desserts. In spite of their contemporary design and delicate make, they have the sweet taste of the Brkini and Karst countryside. Try Brkini pear with Karst juniper brandy.
All ingredients are local and fresh.
You can choose from four- to eight-course menus accompanied by wine. Martin, a level 3 sommelier who is also in charge of the wine cellar, will advise you on wine.
According to Gault & Millau and many other dessert lovers, chef Ksenija Krajšek Mahorčič is the Best Slovenian Confectioner of the Year 2020.
She is a master of sophisticated desserts that one must not miss when visiting their inn. Ksenija says she doesn’t copy and knows no boundaries when creating. She’s inspired by memories of her childhood and growing up.
When she decided to become a chef, she studied a lot ad trained under the best confectionery masters in Italy and Great Britain.
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