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Season 1 – Great British Food Revival

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Top chefs are on a mission to popularize traditional British produce.
Great British Food Revival — Season 1

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Michel Roux Jr.

Host

James Martin

Host

Gregg Wallace

Host

Ainsley Harriott

Host

Gary Rhodes

Host

Clarissa Dickson-Wright

Host

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Mar 9, 2011 Bread and Cauliflower Michel Roux Jr. campaigns for the return of the artisan baker, and shares his own unique recipes. The Hairy Bikers are on the case of the British cauliflower, determined to show that it is nutritious, versatile, and tasty. Details Episode 2 Aired Mar 16, 2011 Potatoes and Pork Gregg Wallace makes a case for the revival of the potato, demonstrating three dishes including a shepherd's pie. Clarissa Dickson Wright meets some of the farmers battling to preserve rare breed porkers and lets us in on some of her cooking secrets. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 23, 2011 Apples and Mutton Chef James Martin is determined to show off the qualities of home-grown apples. Chef Matt Tebbutt looks at mutton. Due to cheap imports of lamb, mutton has lost its place as a family staple, but Matt tries to win back its reputation. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 30, 2011 Honey and Cheese Ainsley Harriott finds out how we can all play a part in honey's revival. Michelin starred chef Glynn Purnell has his work cut out for him when he comes to the rescue of British cheese. Details Episode 5 Aired Mar 31, 2011 Tomatoes and Crab Gary Rhodes wants us all to appreciate the British tomato. Elsewhere, Angela Hartnett looks at why crab is so unloved in Britain, when the coastal waters are teeming with sweet tasting brown and spider crab. Details

Season Info

Network
BBC
Genre
Special Interest
Original Language
English
Release Date
Mar 9, 2011