The BBC Good Food Show Winter
offers all the ingredients for a great day out
The flagship
BBC Good Food Show, sponsored by Lexus, returns to the NEC next week on the
26-29 November to set visitors up for the perfect festive, foodie season. Visitors
can enjoy live cookery demonstrations in the Supertheatre sponsored by Kenwood
and learn top culinary tips from familiar faces Paul Hollywood, James Martin, The Hairy Bikers, Tom Kerridge, Mary
Berry plus Michel Roux Jr. as he
makes his debut at this year’s Winter show.
The BBC Good
Food Show Winter will also host a variety of demonstration stages, all with star-studded
line-ups. Visitors will be inspired by a range of delicious winter wonders,
learning great tips and techniques from some of the country’s finest. Don’t
miss the themed Eat Well sessions from industry experts, including Lorraine Pascale and learn how to
create top quality dishes in the Michelin Made Easy sessions from the likes of Theo Randall on the Winter Kitchen Stage, sponsored by
AO.com. Visitors can head down to The Bakes & Cakes Stage, sponsored
by Magimix, and learn direct from some of their favourite baking personalities,
including Nancy Birtwhistle, as they
make, bake and share their expert tips and techniques. In addition, the
official appliance supplier to the BBC Good Food Shows, Stoves will also be
hosting their own Stoves Live Cook Stage
and Hotpoint's "Love Your Kitchen" live demos are a must-see if
visitors want to catch their favourite chefs cooking up a storm on a range of
Hotpoint ovens, hobs and small appliances.
For the
first time at the Show, visitors can have their culinary queries answered by
the chefs attending the Show, with a friendly grilling on the Interview Stage, sponsored by Lakeland,
and share the secrets of their success. In addition, the Book Shop run by WHSmith features a large collection of
the latest and popular cook books at great Show prices. Visitors can pop along
and make a purchase, and take the opportunity to have it signed by the chefs
themselves.
There is so
much to taste at the BBC Good Food Show Winter this November. Visitors can
stock up on the best of speciality produce in the Producers’
Village and a hand-picked selection of outstanding artisan producers in the
BBC Good Food Champions area.
Visitors should head to the Ludlow
Producer Market within the Show for a fantastic collection of producers
from Ludlow and the Marches. With an emphasis on local, independent food and
drink producers this is a great area to pick up some interesting products with
a local flavour. Visitors can also pop-by and show their support to Legges of Bromyard, the clear and well
deserved winner of the coveted title of Midlands’ Best Deli or Farm Shop.
After all this shopping, visitors can make full use
of The Shop & Drop supported by
Guide Dogs for the Blind, where they can drop off their shopping for collection
later, leaving them free to relax and enjoy the Show. Plus, for an extra special experience, visitors can
head to the BBC Good Food Kitchen
where they can dine on dishes inspired by recipes from bbcgoodfood.com.
The BBC Good Food Shows team has been
searching the UK and Ireland to find the most outstanding artisan food and
drink producers. The Producers’ Bursary
Awards called for applications from small artisan producers with companies
carefully shortlisted and all entries tasted at the BBC Good Food Test Kitchens
by a team of experts. Visitors to the show will be able to meet, taste and buy
from this year’s impressive winners, including mouth-watering selection of
charcuterie from Sedgewicks Charcuterie.
If visitors are keen for a tipple during the day, there’s plenty to
choose from. The Drinks Cabinet
provides a variety of tipples and artisan spirits for the festive season. Plus,
The Campaign for Real Ale will be
back hosting their unmissable tutored beer tastings with industry experts.
During the sessions, visitors will have the chance to explore new tastes, learn
about the art of brewing and gain an insight into the diversity of British
beer. In addition, visitors can join a 30-min
Cocktails at Home Masterclass and
learn how to make incredible tasting, party-starting festive drinks in just a
few simple steps. Cocktail gurus Tom & Frankie will get visitors making
delicious drinks using easy to access ingredients that they can re-create at
home.
This year, The World Cheese Awards, the largest cheese competition on the
planet, are returning to the BBC Good Food Show Winter. Visitors can watch the
judging take place on the first day of the Show, or join one of the tutored
tours across the weekend to sample and discover more about the world's best
cheeses.
ENDS
For more information on interviews, competitions or features,
please contact Katie-Jane Sullivan on 0203 405 4286 or email kj.sullivan@riverstreetevents.co.uk
Adult standard super tickets
start at £24.75 for BBC Good Food Show Winter
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