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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant.
In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Annette Sweeney.
Annette Sweeney is a senior lecturer in culinary arts and coordinator of culinary arts programmes at Technological University Dublin-Tallaght Campus. As an educator she is passionate about using an applied approach and involving industry inspiration when designing and delivering culinary programmes. She also designed and leads the University’s Masters in Applied Culinary Nutrition for practising chefs which in 2015, was the first of its kind globally. Each year, many of these masters’ students take inspiration from FOTE for their applied research projects.Food on the Edge is an ongoing inspiration for her work and resulted in her being appointed a FOTE ambassador in 2019. Inspired by FOTE 2015, she was instrumental in activating an ‘action point’, and in 2018 she and her colleagues designed the BA (Honours) in Botanical Cuisine- a seed to plate degree for chefs. Further inspiration from FOTE over the years resulted in the development of ‘The Mindful Kitchen Project’ a series of modules for chefs on Health and Wellbeing, Creativity & Social Gastronomy, and recently the awarding of a fellowship to design a module on Creative Food Sustainability. These modules engage young chefs in mindful practices to benefit their health and wellbeing, creativity and work practices, enabling confidence to affect change to ensure positive kitchen culture–an approach which is also a global first in culinary education. Inspired by the impact of ‘The Mindful Kitchen Project’ on students and a gradual integration of positive health into the modules, she was recently awarded a scholarship by The Centre of Positive Health Sciences at RCSI, Ireland, for a professional doctorate, focused on further exploration of the role of ‘The Mindful Kitchen’ in culinary education and professional practice. This is the Food on the Edge effect!
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant.
In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Brendan Guinan.
In 2019, Brendan Guinan embarked on a journey of transforming 26 acres of neglected forestry into a biological farm. This diverse piece of land contains Ash, Oak, Alder, Sycamore and Pine trees.Brendan has carefully thinned the woodland, creating 1 acre paddocks for his grazing animals. He has worked hard to ensure his farm works in harmony with the native flora and fauna that are present on the land. We use our animals as labour units to clear woodie overgrowth and enhance natural regeneration.
Combining Planned Holistic Grazing and Biological Agroforestry ensures his animals get a rich and varied diet, while simultaneously enhancing soil biology while sequestering carbon.
He produces chemical free pasture raised beef, pigs, turkeys, meat chickens, eggs, honey and hardwood firewood. The animals feed on grasses,ivey mosses and tree hay. All livestock are out wintered, sheltered by the cover of the trees. We feed organic grass hay and locally grown grain and beans also.
Brendan sells his eggs, gluten free sausages and burgers, dry cured ham and bacon, organic Wagyu beef and much more through www.fiorbhiafarm.ie with nationwide delivery. He has built a loyal customer base through Tik Tok and Instagram @fiorbhiafarm.
Education is a large part of this farm holding workshops and farm tours empowering farmers and the public on how to grow food 100% chemical free, directly selling produce while enhancing biodiversity. He also designs individual chemical free farming systems on a one to one consulting basis for clients nationwide.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodegarestaurant.
In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Majken Bech Bailey.
Majken Bech Bailey was the General Manager at the 2 Michelin Star Aimsir where she worked alongside her husband, chef Jordan Bailey.Her instinctive sense of professional but relaxed service is a tribute to the time she has spent in a series of restaurants renowned for their polished but comfortable service such as Bon Lio, ORO and three Michelin starred Maaemo where she also worked with her husband Jordan Bailey, and in Henne Kirkeby Kro in Denmark.
Aimsir restaurant opened in May 2019 after 15 months of exploring the Irish landscape and larder and and just over four short months after opening, they were awarded not one, but two Michelin stars for their ground-breaking restaurant.
The husband and wife team are now operating their own unique hospitality and events consultancy, Bech-Bailey.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and our next four episodes will be hosted by Michelin-starred Chef Dr. JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway, Ireland. JP is also founder of Food on the Edge, Blas Na Gaillimhe (A taste of Galway) and Cava Bodega restaurant.
In this episode of Grilled, JP talks to Eoin Cluskey.
Growing up in a bakery with his Nana at the helm, Eoin has never left behind the traditional methods used in making authentic, naturally leavened bread, as he continues to grow his own artisan bakery, Bread 41. Committed to aligning his business with the UN SDGs, Cluskey is currently working towards a zero-waste vision, with recent qualification as a Future Food ‘Climate Shaper’, he is determined to change the culture and perception of the industry. Never short of passion, he aims to achieve his mission of real bread in every home, the prioritisation what grows seasonally, locally, and sustainably.Chef Dr. JP McMahon is a prominent figure in the culinary world, known for his expertise in both gastronomy and academia. Hailing from Ireland, McMahon's culinary journey began with a deep-seated passion for food. He underwent formal culinary training, honing his skills while immersing himself in the diverse culinary traditions of his homeland.
McMahon's academic pursuits led him to earn a doctoral degree, enhancing his culinary knowledge with a comprehensive understanding of food history and culture. Renowned for his innovative approach to Irish cuisine, McMahon celebrates the country's culinary heritage while continually pushing creative boundaries. His commitment to utilizing locally sourced, seasonal ingredients underscores his reverence for sustainable and ethical dining practices.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our sixth and final episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Kelvin Cheung under the Grilled Spotlight.
In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, Kelvin Cheung shares his formative years working in his dad's restaurant and his path into the industry.
Kelvin also touches on the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance in the demanding world of hospitality.
Despite the accolades and recognition, including being featured in the Michelin Guide and the prestigious Gault and Millau Guide, Kelvin remains focused on the simple joy of feeding people and creating memorable experiences for his guests.ChefJKP and Kelvin discuss:
The Demands of the Hospitality IndustryAdvice for Young ChefsTransition to a More Positive Management ApproachKelvin's Growth and Changes in Management PhilosophyUnique Disciplinary Methods in the KitchenDiscussing Mental Health and Wellness in KitchensYou can follow Kelvin on HERE
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our fifth episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.
James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Giovanni Papi under the Grilled Spotlight.
Giovanni's passion for his craft is palpable. In this episode, he shares how he believes in the power of food to bring people together, to create memories, and to evoke emotions. It is this belief that drives him to constantly push the boundaries of Italian cuisine and create dishes that not only satisfy the palate but also touch the soul.
With a coveted Michelin star and two toques in the Gault and Millau guide, Giovanni has become a prominent figure in the MENA region's gastronomy.ChefJKP and Giovanni discuss:
Guest's Impact on UAE Food Scene and Michelin RecognitionChallenges and Growth in Shanghai's Culinary SceneLearning Through Language Barriers and Kitchen DynamicsSeasonal Work Patterns and Exploring New CuisinesTransition to Dubai and Joining Armani RistoranteHumility and Growth: Stepping into Sous-Chef Role in DubaiYou follow Giovanni on HERE
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our fourth episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.
James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Kelvin Kelly under the Grilled Spotlight.
In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, Kelvin Kelly reveals a unique odyssey from South African family braais to becoming an executive chef in Dubai.
The episode explores childhood memories, culinary traditions, and unexpected detours, including a stint as a private investigator. Kelvin recounts his culinary school experience, leading to a remarkable rise in the professional kitchen.
The conversation delves into the nuances of South African cuisine, corporate catering innovations, and the distinctions between a "braai" and a barbecue.
The narrative takes an adventurous turn when Kelvin, seeking change, moves to Dubai, adding a fascinating layer to this culinary tale.ChefJKP and Kelvin discuss:
South African family braais influence on culinary journeyCulinary school veers from becoming a doctorCatering reveals challenges of large-scale eventsRapid progression from school to executive chefDubai's multicultural culinary scene and gastronomic offeringsYou can follow Kelvin on HERE
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our third episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.
James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Chef Alex Stumpf under the Grilled Spotlight.
Chef Alex, a culinary maestro, shares his riveting journey from a 15-year-old apprentice in Germany to helming Zuma Dubai.
This culinary saga unfolds in kitchens across Europe, with stops in London and a pivotal moment in Zuma, where Alex's passion for Asian cuisine ignited.
The podcast delves into his experiences, from managing a bustling kitchen in London to navigating the challenges of opening Zuma Dubai, defying supply chain odds for quality ingredients.
The narrative weaves through personal milestones, including family struggles and the impactful decision to leave Zuma, to then opening an award winning restaurant.
This rich account encapsulates Alex's evolution, culminating in his own venture, where culinary prowess and business acumen converge.ChefJKP and Alex discuss:
· Early culinary beginnings
· Asian cuisine infatuation
· Challenges in kitchen management
· Decision to leave Zuma
· Alex’s entrepreneurial ventures
· Being the owner of the famed BBs Social Dining
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our second episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.
James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting this week's guest, Award Winning Interior Designer Govind Shepley under the Grilled Spotlight.
Creativity is a fundamental aspect of interior design, and Shepley's approach to his craft is deeply rooted in collaboration and understanding the needs and desires of his clients. In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, he highlights the importance of working closely with chefs and owners to create spaces that not only reflect their vision but also enhance the overall dining experience.
By involving the chef from the start, Shepley ensures that the design of the space aligns with the culinary concept and creates a cohesive and immersive experience for diners.ChefJKP and Govind discuss:
Designing with Chefs for Kitchen and InteriorsJoining F&B Leaders and Designing for Jamie Oliver’s EstablishmentsPressure and Challenges in Design IndustryDesign Industry Differences: London vs DubaiConfidence and Client Relationships in Design ProjectsYou can follow Govind on HERE
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is season 6 and it’s our first episode in collaboration with The Chef JKP Podcast.
James Knight-Paccheco is putting his spin on Grilled, putting his first guest Chef Tom Allen under the Grilled Spotlight.
This podcast episode explores Tom Allen’s culinary journey rooted in childhood experiences.
Raised in a family deeply connected to food and nature, he developed an early appreciation for farm-to-table practices.
Venturing into a professional kitchen as a teenager, he found a second family at a small hometown restaurant. He shares memories of impactful dishes, the evolution of the culinary scene, and working alongside Heston Blumenthal.
Tune in for insights into a culinary career shaped by family, mentors, and an unyielding passion for food.ChefJKP and Tom discuss:
Childhood connection to food and natureEarly exposure to farm-to-table practicesCulinary journey starting in a hometown restaurantMemories of impactful dishesWorking alongside Heston Blumenthal
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes.
His final guest is Gary Maclean, Former MasterChef: The Professionals winner, a world class educator and the first National Chef of Scotland.
In this episode, we find out what Anton thinks of tweezers, why Gary entered MasterChef three times and their advice for anyone thinking about entering the competition.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes.
His third guests are head chef of Michelin-starred, Marcus and owner and judge on MasterChef: The Professionals, Marcus Wareing.
In this episode, we find out what Marcus' nickname is, what skills test Craig would choose to add to the programme and what they both really thinking about closing Marcus in December this year.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes.
His second guest is Nikita Pathakji who is the current MasterChef: The Professionals champion.
In this episode, we find out what one thing she wouldn't do for love, why she entered MasterChef and we she would set making an omelette as a skills test.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final co-host of the series Anton Piotrowski, former MasterChef: The Professionals winner and owner of Roski restaurant in Liverpool. This episode is part of MasterChef special and Anton has picked previous winners and judges to join him for each of his episodes.
His first guest is Keri Moss who he was crowned joint winner of MasterChef: The Professionals with, ten years ago.
In this episode, we find out what it's like to share the title, which judges over the years have been their favourites and their guilty pleasure movie!
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Roux Scholarship and National Chef of the Year.
Simon has picked four guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his final guest is thsi year's Roux Scholarship winner, April Lily Partridge, also sous chef at The Ledbury.
In this episode, we fiind out why Simon spent the Roux Scholarship trip hiding toothbrushes, why April couldn't eat the butterfly snack at Alchemist and also her advice when it comes to set backs in your career.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our third episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Roux Scholarship and National Chef of the Year.
Simon has picked four guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his third guest is actor and director, Prasanna Puwanarajah.
In this episode, Prasanna tells us about leaving his former career as a doctor to become an actor, his superstition on climbing stairs and why he is jealous of his cat.... among more serious chat about his career!
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our second episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Roux Scholarship and National Chef of the Year.
Simon has picked four guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his second guest is Michelin-starred Adam Smith, from Woven at Cowarth Park.
In this episode, we find out the last time Adam cried, why Simon is not a fan of a tuile and why you shouldn't down a bottle of Jack Daniels to impress people.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our first episode with co-host Simon Hulstone from Michelin-starred The Elephant. It was the first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star and the only one to retain it. Which it has maintained Since 2006. He has won a number of prestigious competitions including The Roux Scholarship and National Chef of the Year.
Simon has picked four guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his first guest is Michelin-starred Michael Wignall, chef owner of The Angel at Hetton.
In this episode, we find out Michael's childhood secrets, Simon's very specific guilty food pleasure and where Michael's passion for extreme sports came from.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our final episode with co-host Tom Shepherd. He has previously worked for Michael Wignall and Sat Bains and achieved his fist Michelin star just months after opening his own restaurant, Upstairs in Lichfield - you may also know him for his banana dessert on Great British Menu and his love of dressing up as banana man!
Tom has picked five guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his fifth guest is former MasterChef: The Professionals finalist, Louisa Ellis.
In this episode, we find out what Louisa used to do with her baked beans as a kid, Tom confesses to his parents that he crashed his moped himself, it wasn't another car as he told them at the time and why Louisa decided to step out of kitchens and start her own private chef businees.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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Welcome to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, this is series 5 and it's our fourth episode with co-host Tom Shepherd. He has previously worked for Michael Wignall and Sat Bains and achieved his fist Michelin star just months after opening his own restaurant, Upstairs in Lichfield - you may also know him for his banana dessert on Great British Menu and his love of dressing up as banana man!
Tom has picked five guests from the hospitality industry and celebs with an interest in food, to chat to and put under the Grilled spotlight, and his fourth guest is Aston Villa legend, Ian Taylor.
In this episode, Tom, as a Villa fan, fan boys over Ian for around 60 minutes.... but we also manage to talk to Ian about his career highlights, his love of Wagon Wheels and what he cooks at home.
Thanks for listening to Grilled by The Staff Canteen, we talk to the UK's best chefs every week so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss out on the latest episode and rate us so more people can find us.
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