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The headline show at Milford on Sea Food Week
2012 is two Michelin star chef, Tom Kerridge.
‘An Evening with Tom Kerridge’ will feature Tom cooking three
spectacular dishes on Saturday 14th April 2011.
Whilst explaining his menu and cooking processes, he will also be
sharing stories of his experiences in the food world and on TV.
Tom Kerridge is the incredibly popular and loveable chef patron at the extraordinary two Michelin-starred Hand & Flowers pub in Marlow, which he opened with wife Beth in Spring 2005. It was quite a moment for Michelin when the second star was awarded, and some say quite controversial. The world’s culinary press descended on Marlow following the announcement and discovered a special venue, team and chef there.
Tom is a great character with amazing presence, obvious warmth and an infectious laugh. He’s appeared on shows such as Market Kitchen and Market Kitchen’s Big Adventure and has competed and won the main course twice on BBC2’s Great British Menu. No-one else has ever won twice!
No stranger to showbiz, in his youth Tom acted on various TV shows including Miss Marple and London’s Burning. These performance skills have made him a brilliant entertainer who is in big demand to demonstrate at live events – there is always a huge crowd around him and he has a great fan base.
His first catering job was a stint as commis chef at Calcot Manor in Gloucestershire. He also worked for Stephen Bull and Gary Rhodes before joining Odette’s in Primrose Hill. After a spell at Monsieur Max in Hampton he moved to Norwich to take over running the Michelin starred restaurant Adlards. He then decided it was time to find his own place taking over a run-down pub in Marlow called the Hand and Flowers. The rest is history!
Tickets are available from the Food Week Online Ticket Office, or from Gwen's in Milford on Sea High Street.
www.milfordonseafoodweek.org
Tom Kerridge is the incredibly popular and loveable chef patron at the extraordinary two Michelin-starred Hand & Flowers pub in Marlow, which he opened with wife Beth in Spring 2005. It was quite a moment for Michelin when the second star was awarded, and some say quite controversial. The world’s culinary press descended on Marlow following the announcement and discovered a special venue, team and chef there.
Tom is a great character with amazing presence, obvious warmth and an infectious laugh. He’s appeared on shows such as Market Kitchen and Market Kitchen’s Big Adventure and has competed and won the main course twice on BBC2’s Great British Menu. No-one else has ever won twice!
No stranger to showbiz, in his youth Tom acted on various TV shows including Miss Marple and London’s Burning. These performance skills have made him a brilliant entertainer who is in big demand to demonstrate at live events – there is always a huge crowd around him and he has a great fan base.
His first catering job was a stint as commis chef at Calcot Manor in Gloucestershire. He also worked for Stephen Bull and Gary Rhodes before joining Odette’s in Primrose Hill. After a spell at Monsieur Max in Hampton he moved to Norwich to take over running the Michelin starred restaurant Adlards. He then decided it was time to find his own place taking over a run-down pub in Marlow called the Hand and Flowers. The rest is history!
Tickets are available from the Food Week Online Ticket Office, or from Gwen's in Milford on Sea High Street.
www.milfordonseafoodweek.org
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Milford on Sea is fast become a ‘Foodie
Destination’ and now boasts around 20 different places to eat in the village. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy anything
from the delightful tearooms to the top quality dining restaurants. In recognition of this ‘Foodie Heaven by the
Sea!’, Milford on Sea Food Week is now in its third year and celebrates all
that is great about local food.
Milford on Sea Food Week has all corners of the community taking part, and the event has over 100 varied activities for everyone to get involved and have fun. The event will also create long-term sustainability for the village centre shops and its restaurants, for the benefit of local residents and visitors alike.
From Easter Bank Holiday Monday, Milford on Sea Food Week will run for an entire seven days. Everyone at every age is welcome, to come and enjoy the Themed Dining Evenings, Professional Cookery Theatre, Celebrity Shows, Cooking Demonstrations, Educational Talks, Film Shows, Cookery Competitions, Wine Tastings, Dining Offers, Kid's Events & a large Sunday Food Market on the final day. All events are organised by local organisations, clubs, businesses and individuals.
The complete list of events can be viewed on the website and Free Programmes detailing all of the events are now in the village shops.
Milford on Sea Food Week has all corners of the community taking part, and the event has over 100 varied activities for everyone to get involved and have fun. The event will also create long-term sustainability for the village centre shops and its restaurants, for the benefit of local residents and visitors alike.
From Easter Bank Holiday Monday, Milford on Sea Food Week will run for an entire seven days. Everyone at every age is welcome, to come and enjoy the Themed Dining Evenings, Professional Cookery Theatre, Celebrity Shows, Cooking Demonstrations, Educational Talks, Film Shows, Cookery Competitions, Wine Tastings, Dining Offers, Kid's Events & a large Sunday Food Market on the final day. All events are organised by local organisations, clubs, businesses and individuals.
The complete list of events can be viewed on the website and Free Programmes detailing all of the events are now in the village shops.
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