The country's top chefs compete for the opportunity to cook a banquet at London's Gherkin building. Every week, two chefs representing one of seven British regions will compete to make a starter, a fish course, a main course and a dessert for the judges. Still looking for more?
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Chefs obviously have very strong stomachs,
but not all their viewers do, & it is
screened at a time that children may be
watching. Was it really necessary to show
in close up, a piglet being decapitated.
That was the worst of several that have
made me close my eyes.
Lucky, lucky Leeds to have held on to its unique chef, selfishly keeping the pleasures of tobacco rhubarb and olive ice cream to itself. Please keep him there as long as possible where his talents are fully appreciated. And good for Prue Leith 'if it's not about taste what's the bloody point?'
I would like the recipe for the raspberry & cranberry jam featured on 15 May please - or can anybody give me the name of the guy who made it?
just finished watching atoll and jason, south east competitors. they have produced quality menus all work but what a pity one of them had to lose. what good sports and what really nice, pleasant, funny and generous men. both should have got through they deserved it. i am glad jason got through. he is a wonderful cook. and even went out of his way to help atoll a number of times
where is the kitchen that's used on great british menu
Can you tell me the if there are any problems when using a water bath at a low temperature to cook food.
Switched on at 6.30pm for final programme in Great British Menu to find Egg Heads. Why change the time for this one. How can I see it, is it repeated? Have enjoyed every programme so far so very disappointed to miss the last one.
I am currently looking to find an application form for The Great British Menu, for the Michelin Starred chef based in our Jersey restaurant. Does anyone have any suggestions on how one goes about getting a form?? I would be very grateful if anyone could help. Many thanks
Re-last weeks programme. I was disappointed that the lady chef representing Northern Ireland, didn`t win - her intentions were very honourable - to spoil the homecoming troops. Her `Irish coffee recipe` was an absolutely brilliant idea and speaking as an ex Naval CPO of 25 years service, I thought this would be ideal as a `fifth course`. It hasn`t happened before but why not now. It`s not every year that the troops get spoilt and this would also recognise a brilliant, dedicated chef, who had the right idea. Ideal as a substitute for those who just want a straight coffee - or an added, well deserved treat.