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FINE FOOD SPECIALIST AND
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Steven Williams
some friends of mine doing something never seen at egg/sugar/four mix meringue, then beat sauce.
Whisk briskly then together to loosen the
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return to the pan and creme pat.
Happy cooking!
• 2 x 250g partridge 2871 for 55 minutes at 63 degrees Celsius, sugar with 25g of butter and a pinch of
• 4 x rashers of pancetta 3587 then remove. Pat dry and pan fry in the salt. Cover with a paper cartouche.
• 100g kale washed and shredded 8744 butter with garlic cloves until golden. Simmer until soft and glazed by the
• 50g Shallots finely diced 7299 Risotto sugar, salt and butter.
• 150 g risotto rice 83660 Sweat the shallot in a pan with some Blueberry sauce
• 1 carrot 5262 butter and crushed garlic clove, add the Place 200ml chicken stock, partridge
• 400ml chicken stock 3025 rice and stir for one minute. Add half the carcass in a pan and reduce until a light
• 50ml flax seed oil. stock and simmer for 15 minutes until al syrup. Add 30 g blueberries and boil
• 100g butter 7650 dente. Once cooked remove from the quickly to soften, add a small amount of
• Fresh thyme sprigs 664 heat and smoke for 30 seconds with the butter to give the sauce a nice sheen
• 1 punnet blueberries 5365 gun/chips. then add 10 large blueberries to finish.
• Garlic cloves Kale
• 25g sugar 37582 Wash the kale then blanch and refresh
• Smoking gun and apple wood chips before adding to a little flax seed oil and
Partridge a pinch of rock salt and ground black
Remove partridge breast and legs from pepper.
the carcass, wrap the pancetta around Carrots
the legs and place in sous vide cooker Peel and dice the carrots into 1cm cubes
along with thyme and 25g of the butter then cover with water, and a pinch of
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Method
1. How did you get your start in the practice. I've recently taken the chair 9. What food would we be surprised
food industry? Whilst at school I had a position for the Midlands region of the to find in your fridge at home?
holiday/weekend job as a waiter National Association of Care Catering My favourite cheese, Vacherin Mont
working at Hambleton Hall Hotel. It and excited about the rollout of a new D’or which is an extremely soft seasonal
took me 18 months to prove myself to qualification for healthcare chefs which cheese from the Alps. I always have a
head chef Aaron Patterson and when I will improve career pathways and attract well stocked cheese shelf and this is up
left school I started a five year new blood into the sector. there with the best of them - just as
apprenticeship in the kitchen. This is good as Cropwell Bishop Stilton or a
where I discovered my passion for 5. How would you describe your nutty mature Comte.
quality ingredients and love of cooking. food style? I don’t necessarily think I
have a style as many people I cater for 10. Do you have a signature dish?
2. What is your earliest food require diets tailored to individual I guess I have a signature diet not dish
memory? I have fond memories of needs. ….I do believe good nutrition which is pureeing foods for dysphagia
Berlin. My father was in the RAF and compliments medicinal care and a good diets. Management of people with
stationed in Germany when I was 4 diet combined with exercise can help dysphagia is done through modifying
years old. Being brought up on meats protect against illness, relieve the texture of food to make swallowing
and cheese for breakfast, dining out on symptoms of disease and improve easier and reduce the risk of aspirating
German sausage and wiener schnitzel recovery times. on food. Some of my recipes (which I
and even sneaking a sip of gluhwein will be demonstrating at the show) are
when my parents weren’t looking! 6. Do you have a favourite comfort pushing the boundaries of what can be
food? Favourite dish has to be steak, pureed with innovative techniques and
3. What or who inspires you within chips and peppercorn sauce. presentation.
the industry? Good patient experience
and making a difference to peoples 7. Do you have a favourite dish you 11. What is your proudest kitchen
lives inspires me. At Oak House I view enjoy cooking for family? I’m not sure moment? In my restaurant days
my residents as part of my extended about favourite dish but my wife quite cooking for the one and only Alain
family. There’s no bigger compliment often gives me the "use it or lose it” Ducasse but more recently when Oak
than creating a dish for someone that challenge! I return from work to find the House was awarded Care Establishment
has been under the weather or off food contents of the fridge with a short date of the Year 2012.
for a couple of days then seeing them laid on the kitchen worktop, the
eat it. You see first hand the challenge is to cook dinner from the 12. When you’re not in the kitchen
improvement good food makes to mystery basket. Maybe it is my training what would we find you doing?
people, which is so rewarding. but I hate wasting food. When I’m not in the kitchen you will find
me fishing at a carp lake… if the sun is
4.What does 2017 hold for you? 8. Is there a particular ingredient you shining.
I want 2017 to be the year we make don’t like using or avoid using? Okra -
healthcare catering sexy. For too long probably because its one of the only
there has been a stigma about the ingredients I detest. It has no place in
sector and standards of catering, which my kitchen only the compost bin!
I hope to change through sharing good
Sam Rain
Another Chef to be gracing our stage at the food expo is the lovely
Sam Rain, UK Junior Chocolate Master 2014 and Part of the winning
team on Bake Off Crème De La Crème. Now currently working with
HB Ingredients as there Sosa Development Chef.
1. How did you get your start in the 2. What is your earliest food 7. Do you have a signature dish?
food industry? It all started back at memory? My earliest food memory, I I have a signature chocolate which was
school when I did GCSE in catering, my would say is my mums cooking, we my chocolate from the junior chocolate
work experience was at Unilever where always sat and had dinner together as a masters and it also made an
they let me put my own dessert on for family and she would also always make appearance on the bake off. I just love
the day and everyone said they liked it our families birthday and celebration everything about it, the flavours and
so from there I decided I wanted to be a cakes which was fascinating to sit and making it. It was a lemon verbena
Pastry Chef. I then went to college watch. caramel and raspberry ganache.
where I did NVQ Level 2. From there I
went to work for Auberge Du Lac in 3. What does 2017 hold for you? 8. What is your proudest kitchen
Hertfordshire after 6 months of my So far I have many Tradeshows booked moment? 100% being part of the
being there they gained there first in including Harlechs, demos around winning team on bake off crème de la
Michelin star so I stayed there for a the UK and a lot more recipe crème, was such an amazing
further 2 and half years. It was on a development in our new kitchen. I hope experience, great to work alongside
holiday in New York that I discovered to inspire young people get into the mark and helen. It’s an experience I will
my love of chocolate so on my return I trade and also inspire chefs with new never forget.
booked myself on to a 5 day chocolate ideas and new products.
school with Mark Tilling. Now I wanted 9. When you’re not in the kitchen
to specialise in chocolate I got a job in a 4. How would you describe your what would we find you doing?
chocolate factory and went on to enter food style? I am a pastry chef at heart I love going back home and spending
myself in the Junior chocolate masters so my favourite things to be making will time with my family and friends so
competition, then being crown UK always be desserts or chocolate related, chances are if I’m not at work I’m back
Junior chocolate master in 2014. I then I love bright colours & fresh flavours but home in essex.
went on to work for another chocolate also love trying new things.
company and it was my time there that I
got a phone call from Mark Tilling 5. Do you have a favourite comfort
asking me to be apart of his team on food? My comfort food would definitely
BBC Bake Off Crème De La Crème be chocolate, you can never have
which we won and was a massive enough chocolate.
achievement and such an experience.
Now I work for HB ingredients as there 6. Is there a particular ingredient you
development chef which involves me don’t like using or avoid using?
going around the country doing demos I don’t like artificial tasting products at
to eager and passionate chefs with the all, I will always taste the puree or the
various products we sell into type of compound first before putting
Foodservice. I am also an Ambassador into my recipes. I also avoid Kiwi but
for the Sosa Brand for the UK. only because I’m allergic.
Method
Leek Pancakes
These easy, savoury pancakes pair the mellow sweetness of leeks with some punchy chilli
heat – served with an Asian dipping sauce, they’re delicious as a quick snack or light lunch.
Ingredients
• 100g (3 1/2oz) plain flour 4300
• 75g (3oz) ground rice or plain flour 3349
• 2 eggs, beaten 7914
• 1 tbsp olive oil, plus extra to brush 39742
• 2 leeks (about 300g), finely sliced 1035 frozen
• 1 garlic clove, finely chopped 5331 frozen
• 1 red chilli, thinly sliced
• 2 tbsp chopped coriander, plus extra to garnish
• 2 tsp sesame seeds 20113
For the dipping sauce
• 1 red chilli, finely chopped
• 2 tbsp soy sauce 3541
• 1 tsp sesame oil 46847
• 2 tbsp rice wine vinegar 13176
• 1 tsp sugar 9859
ts
Benefi
5 Cleanses & Purifies Body the 4 pancakes over a medium to high heat for
6 Assists with Anaemia two minutes, then flip and cook for a further
s
of Leek
7 Consists Pre-Biotic* minute. Repeat with the remaining batter. There
8 Anti-inflammatory should be enough to make 16-20 pancakes.
9 Aphrodisiac 4 To make the sauce, combine the chilli, soy
10 Diuretic sauce, sesame oil, vinegar and sugar in a bowl.
*an ideal food source for certain types Drizzle half over the pancakes and serve the
of bacteria (life Bifidobacteria and remainder in a small bowl for dipping. Scatter
Lactobacilli)
with the remaining coriander to serve.
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