We had the pleasure of meeting Louisa Streeting from the new food blog, Food-Gest. She chatted to our Executive Chef Patron, Messa Ben, about the building blocks of Brighton Cookery School and our exciting future plans. Check out Louisa’s post HERE
Salmon Gravlax Gravlax is a Nordic dish of raw salmon, cured in salt, sugar, and dill, usually served as an appetiser or canapé in the U.K, sliced thinly and accompanied by ‘hovmästarsås’, a dill and mustard sauce, either on bread or traditionally with boiled potatoes. Back in the Middle Ages, gravlax was made by fishermen, they salted the salmon and…
Often regarded as poor man’s shellfish, mussels are cheap and plentiful. In the wild, they grow on coastline rocks and stones but the majority of mussels available in the UK are farmed in suitable coastal waters. Mussels are one of the most environmentally sound types of fish or shellfish available, and with no heavy price to pay for these abundant…
Paella one of the greatest dishes of the summer
Spider Crab Gratin One of our private chefs has been cooking up a storm all week for a Brighton family, and this dish looked too good not to share. Chef Allan, is one of our Brighton Cookery School’s chefs, he’s worked as a chef for the last 12 years, both at home and abroad, hailing from Aberdeenshire, he brings a…
Brighton Cookery School’s Chef Patron, Messa Ben, went to visit his old chef friend, Antonio Paladino, at his Bioaqua Farm in Somerset.