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Eleven female chefs cook multi cultural feast in Borough for Action against Hunger

On 04 Oct 17, 12:19 PM – 12:23 PM

Eleven high-profile female chefs create one-night only multi-cultural feast for Action Against Hunger in Borough Market

By Sudi Pigott on 19/9/2017

Severn Sisters feast
Severn Sisters feast
Eleven female chefs cook multi cultural feast in Borough for Action against Hunger Eleven female chefs cook multi cultural feast in Borough for Action against Hunger Sudi Pigott
Girl power: all-star lineup of female chefs present The Severn Sisters’ Feast for Action Against Hunger at Borough Market


Imagine an eight-course, multi-cultural feast with dishes from Georgia, India, Greece, East London, Ireland, Russia and beyond cooked up by a new generation of remarkable female cooks who are shaking up the UK food scene. Organised by Romy Gill, MBE, familiar to Celebrity Masterchef regulars as a judge on the chef’s table and owner of Romy’s Kitchen near Bristol, this one-off Severn Sisters’ supper takes place in the most foodie of locations: Borough Market on 4 October.


It promises to be akin to cosying up for an evening in browsing all our favourite food writers and planning a dinner party, except they’re doing the cooking and we’re doing all the tasting.


After a successful first outing in Bristol in 2016, this is a new location, a new line-up of eleven female chefs, and an even more far-reaching sharing feast that showcases local produce, female culinary talent and the joy of sharing food.


The line-up is:


Zoe Adjonyoh, one of London’s hottest chefs/author with her own restaurant in Brixton (‘Zoe's Ghana’s Kitchen’); cool food writer/TV chef and foraged food advocate Rosie Birkett (East London Food and A Lot on her Plate); high-profile newspaper cookery columnist and author Xanthe Clay (Recipes to know by Heart); pre-eminent vegetarian cook and bestselling author Natasha Corrett (Honestly Healthy in a Hurry); Bristol based, Sunday Times bestseller Elly Curshen (Elly Pear’s Let’s Eat); Greek chef/writer/teacher who trained at el Bulli Maria Elia (Smashing Plates); Romy Gill MBE mover and shaker in the culinary world and chef-restaurateur of Romy’s Kitchen whose TV appearances include Celebrity Masterchef; Ukranian chef/writer Olia Hercules (Mamushka); Bake Off contestant and author Chetna Makan (Chai, Chaat and Chutney); Irish TV and radio chef Paula McIntyre; and cook/supper club host Alissa Timoshkina who created Kinovino marrying film and food.


The £90 tickets include a fizz and canapé reception followed by eight separate sharing dishes plus a bar service from Vino Beans.


We love the dual purpose of this event to create a platform for established and emerging female talent in the industry and to raise significant funds for the charity. All profits will go to Action Against Hunger, a global humanitarian organisation committed to ending world hunger.


As Gill says: I want to raise awareness of the incredible work that the charity does across the world whilst uniting women in the industry by cooking and sharing a feast together.”


Price: £90 + booking fee


Booking: advance booking essential as this is a one-off, click here to book


by Sudi Pigott

What Eleven female chefs cook multi cultural feast in Borough for Action against Hunger
Where Borough Market, 8 Southwark St, London , SE1 1TL | MAP
Nearest tube London Bridge (underground)
When On 04 Oct 17, 12:19 PM – 12:23 PM
Price £90.00
Website Click here to book



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