Foodies Festival at Tatton Park W
The UK’s largest celebration of food and drink returns in 2013 to Tatton Park on Friday 17, Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 May
ATCH TOP CHEFS cooking live including David Mooney of the
New Moon Pub Company, star of the BBC’s Great British Menu Mary-Ellen McTague of Aumbry, Thai restaurant Chaophraya’s executive chef Kim Kaewkraikhot, celebrity chef Rachel Green and brownie queen Justine Forrest. Sample over 100 speciality food and drink producers and pick up exclusive ingredients in the Producers Market. Try masterclasses and tasting sessions including food and wine matching and cocktail mixing with TV’s Charles Metcalfe and beer blacksmith Melissa Cole. This year’s new features include a Cake and Bake Theatre in association with Electrolux where Great British Bake Off star Ruth Clemens will bake her signature cake, and decadent
Steampunk baker Emilly Ladybird will be demonstrating how to make a gin and tonic cake in conjunction with Hendricks Gin. Also new is a Chocolate Theatre, a BBQ arena, Wine Village and Homeware Village. An exclusive for Tatton Park Foodies in 2013 is a special AEG cookery school run in conjunction with the Cheshire Cook School. They will be hosting classes throughout the day in their specially designed cook school. These new elements complement the existing Children’s Cookery Theatre, the city beach, and Street Food Avenue where crowds can again enjoy the huge selection of ready-to-eat hot and cold food from around the world. There are also restaurant tents, bars and a live entertainment stage to ensure a great time is had by all. l
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From top: Claire Kelsey of Ginger’s Comfort Emporium, Award-winning chef David Mooney and Steampunk baker Emilly Ladybird
Foodies Festival
with top chefs
Tatton Park May 17, 18 & 19
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