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24th Apr 2026

RACA names candidates for 2026 Master of Culinary Arts

By: Edward Waddell
The MCA recognises and rewards ‘exceptional talent’ across three disciplines - Kitchen, Pastry, and Service - challenging candidates to demonstrate the highest standards of technical skill, creativity...

24th Apr 2026

Chapel Down partners with Skills for Chefs Conference

By: Edward Waddell
Celebrating culinary talent and innovation, the Skills for Chefs Conference brings together top chefs and industry professionals for two days of inspiration, skill-sharing, and exceptional dining...

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Natoora, www.natoora.co.uk, which supplies high-profile restaurants such as Theo Randall and The River Café, is a one-stop...
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Welsh National Culinary Team manager Graham Tinsley, co-owner of the Castle Hotel, Conwy and Nant Hall, Prestatyn and captain...
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It revealed: "There's been a lot of speculation about the location of 'new' Pétrus. Everyone knows that the new Gordon Ramsay...
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There are twelve categories, each judged by a panel of five judges drawn from the membership of the Guild. The judging panel...
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The National Chef of the Year competition run by the Craft Guild of Chefs attracts a whole host of media attention and it...
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However, according to the YouGov survey of 2,000 UK adults commissioned by Waitrose, 70% are more likely to make sustainable...
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Julia Mosedale, marketing manager for the Toby Carvery restaurant chain, said: "Great British cooking is certainly back on...
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Heston Blumenthal from The Fat Duck For photos of this year's event, please click here.
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According to reports, the Samundari Khazana curry, meaning Seafood Treasure, is a mix of caviar, sea snails, a whole lobster...
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Research conducted by Defra has proven that a simple but significant step towards a more sustainable diet is to eat more...