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    Asparagus

    Interesting fact

    The fruit is a small red berry 6–10 mm diameter, which is poisonous to humans.

    Emperor Augustus coined the expression "faster than cooking asparagus" for quick action.

    The finest texture and the strongest and yet most delicate taste is in the tips. The points d'amour ("love tips").

    Asparagus is a useful companion plant for tomatoes. The tomato plant repels the asparagus beetle, as do several other common companion plants of tomatoes. Meanwhile, asparagus may repel some harmful root nematodes that affect tomato plants.

    China was the world's largest producer in 2012 (6,960,357 tones).

     

     

The Strathearn

With two Rosettes to its name, The Strathearn serves classical French/Scottish dishes in an atmosphere that recalls the glamour of the hotel's art deco origins.

From mountain lamb to game off the moor, aged beef to smoked salmon carved and flambéed at your table, each dish has been lovingly prepared by a dedicated team of award-winning chefs.

The refined setting encourages you to dress for dinner but jackets and ties are not essential.

A recent refurbishment has created a more intimate dining experience for The Strathearn, while losing none of the room's famous grandeur. The unrivalled Gleneagles breakfast now has its own dedicated setting in The Long Room with new hot and cold buffet counters, a feature juice bar and breakfast omelette station.

If you plan on enjoying an overnight stay as well as dinner, why not check out our Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Specials and benefit from a discount? 


Opening Hours

Breakfast April  - Oct 2013

Monday - Friday

Sat & Sun

07.00 - 10.00

07.00 - 10.30

Lunch year round Sundays only 12.30-15.00
Dinner year round

Daily

19.00-22.00

 

For Restaurant Reservations please call 0800 389 3737

Call 1 866 9525 (USA) or email Resort.sales@gleneagles.com

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