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We preview the 11th Abergavenny Food Festival
James Sommerin Matt Tebutt
Michael Winner, Levi Roots, Jay Rayner and cooks, campaigners, artists and writers.bergavennyistofoodwhat
Antonio Carluccio. There will also be So there’s a lively programme ofCannesistofilm,anannual
demonstrations from chefs based closer to masterclasses, tutored tastings, walks andfestivalforspottingrisingstars
home, including Matt Tebutt, of the talks to choose from.inBritain’sartisan-food
Foxhunter, and James Sommerin, of The The festival will kick off with poshAfirmament,accordingtoThe
Crown at Whitebrook – the only restaurant in sausages and mash at the annual FanfareObserverFoodMonthly.
Wales to currently hold a Michelin Star. Supper in the Market Hall on September 17.And this year’s festival (on September 19
As ever the weekend will highlight craft, And on the 18th there will be An Audienceand 20) promises the best mix yet, thanks to
diversity and culture in the production and with Michael Winner at the Borough Theatre.headline sponsors, Redrow Homes, and main
consumption of food – acknowledging the The Hollywood director is known to many forfunders, The Welsh Assembly Government.
multiple talents of his outrageously subjective restaurant columnVisitors can take in masterclasses,
growers, in the Sundaytalks and demonstrations or just
processors, Times.wander around the many food
Activities inproducers’ stalls tasting their
the Market Hallwares and buying treats to
and the Angeltake home to try.
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