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    Restaurant: Willows Inn Dining Room ; Lummi Island, Washington
    Pedigree: Spent two years at Copenhagen's Noma, twice voted the world's best ... more 
    Photo by: Illustrations by Matt Collins
    Blaine Wetzel, 25-
    Restaurant: Willows Inn Dining Room ; Lummi Island, Washington
    Pedigree: Spent two years at Copenhagen's Noma, twice voted the world's best restaurant.
    Food: Wetzel sources from the inn's four farmers, the island's Native American tribe, and Puget Sound, home to the king salmon he serves with a beurre blanc of the fish's bones, capers, and beach plants.

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