Eat Game

In this episode Tom ventures to the Eat Game Awards ceremony to celebrate and hear from the champions of wild game across the UK.
Tom talks to rural TV presenter Adam Henson, YouTube star Scott Rea and chef Lionel Strub, plus many more.

In the 5th episode of our Chef mini-series, Tom speaks to Steven and Ami Ellis.

Steven’s talents were developed working in well-known restaurants such as Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen and the three Michelin-star, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London. Steven uses locally sourced English produce to create and deliver sophisticated yet familiar dishes.

As head pastry chef, Steven’s wife Ami plays an integral part to the success of The Bailiwick Free House, a charming pub just a stone’s throw from Windsor Great Park.

Tom talks to Rachel Green, Chef, author, TV presenter, demonstrator and food campaigner.

Rachel has made a name for herself as a passionate ambassador of British produce. Coming from 14 generations of Lincolnshire farmers, her message is that “food doesn’t have to be complicated to be great. All you need are the best, locally sourced ingredients you can afford and to treat them with respect”.

On this episode Tom talks to a true master of the wilderness and the culinary arts.

Joining us is none other than the renowned hunter chef, Cai Ap Bryn.
With a passion for the great outdoors and a deep reverence for the ingredients it provides, Cai is not just a chef, but a storyteller whose tales are woven through the flavours of his dishes.
From the rugged hills of Wales to the dense forests of Scandinavia, Cai's adventures have taken him far and wide, hunting, foraging, and cooking up feasts fit for kings under the open sky.
We'll delve into Cai's world, learning the secrets of his craft, discovering forgotten recipes, and uncovering the wisdom that comes from living in harmony with nature.

Tom's guest for this episode is leading chef and industry veteran of 20 years, Mark Lloyd.
Renowned for his British wild food knowledge and true farm to fork ethos, Mark honed his skills in top establishments both in the UK and Europe. These skills saw him head up the first River Cottage Canteen.
Often labelled as the 'food waste warrior', Mark has a passion for shooting, fishing and foraging, attributes that have taken him all around the world.