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Three Blue Ducks at Nimbo Fork

Country comfort in the Snowy Valleys.

Gundagai lamb cutlets.
1 / 6Gundagai lamb cutlets.supplied
Crumbed pork terrine with preserved lemon and parsley salad.
2 / 6Crumbed pork terrine with preserved lemon and parsley salad.Alex Ellinghausen
Whole butterflied trout with capers, garlic, lemon and dill.
3 / 6Whole butterflied trout with capers, garlic, lemon and dill.Supplied
The dining room.
4 / 6The dining room. Alex Ellinghausen
Half rack of lamb, pearl barley and tabouleh.
5 / 6Half rack of lamb, pearl barley and tabouleh.Alex Ellinghausen
Sea salt meringue with lemon curd.
6 / 6Sea salt meringue with lemon curd. Alex Ellinghausen

14.5/20

Contemporary$$

At the end of a winding gravel road, past cows, farm gates and a rushing creek, you can find Nimbo Fork Lodge on the northern edge of Kosciuszko National Park.

It’s long been a popular destination for weekends of whisky by the fire, especially thanks to the Three Blue Ducks team bringing a local-first approach to the on-site restaurant.

Illustrations of Snowy River trout decorate the homey dining room, for instance, and the fish may well appear in a ceviche with charcoal crackers, or grilled whole with sauce vierge.

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Servings are country-style generous, from a yakitori skewer of chook thigh glazed with lip-sticking tare, to a juicy wild rabbit and chicken rolled roast (terrific with a nero d’Avola made from Gundagai grapes), to a charred scotch fillet that could almost be shared among three.

You don’t have to be a lodge guest to dine either – super spongy lamington sandwiches for all.

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