Born in Lure in the Comte region of Eastern France, Daniel grew up eating produce from his grandparents farm and game hunted by his father. His career has since taken him all over the world including the UK, Sweden, Portugal, and Singapore. In London he worked at the highly acclaimed Le Gavroche under the tutelage of Michel Roux.
Read MoreDarren Robertson is a chef, author and co-owner of Three Blue Ducks restaurant group. He writes for Delicious, has appeared on MasterChef, Iron Chef USA, The Great Australian Cookbook and MKR. When he is not foraging or surfing, he’s in the kitchen cooking, fermenting, pickling, and testing recipes with his family.
Read MoreGuy Grossi is a devoted chef and restaurateur. He is the owner Grossi Florentino, Merchant Osteria Veneta, Ombra Salumi Bar and Arlechin Wine Bar. He is recognised as one of the country's leading authorities on Italian food and a passionate mentor within the industry.
Read MoreFrom early TV appearances on Good Morning Australia, Gary’s media career includes some of Australia’s highest rating series and have been aired in over 110 countries. His passion and knowledge have engaged a global audience and inspired a new generation of young cooks.
Read MoreHeading from regional NSW to Sydney at the age of 15 to commence his pastry apprenticeship proved to be an excellent move for Adriano Zumbo. The ‘Sweet Assassin’ was immediately hooked and thrived on the opportunity to serve his own creations
Read MoreOriginally hailing from New Zealand’s North Island, Analiese took up cooking at the age of 15. Her extensive CV starts with her time at Logan Brown in Wellington before touring across the world to work in Europe’s most prestigious kitchens, including time at 2 Michelin Star venues, The Ledbury and Le Meurice, World’s Top 50 Mugaritz, and revered 3 star restaurant Michel Bras.
Read MoreScott Pickett’s love for great produce began early. As a kid on a farm in Kangarilla, it taught him a lot about food and seasonality. Knowing the growers and producers behind the food they ate gave him a respect that he has never lost.
Read MoreAt the age of six, Victor Liong arrived in Australia and grew up immersed in the multicultural energy of Sydney. His time at Sydney’s world-acclaimed Marque Restaurant remains a significant influence on his approach today.
Read MorePhilippa Sibley worked in some of the world’s best restaurants in France and London before returning to Melbourne to open the acclaimed Est Est Est in 1996. Luxe followed in 1998, before moving to Ondine in 2001. All these restaurants were awarded the highest accolade of three hats in The Age Good Food Guide.
Read MoreGeorge Calombaris is one of Australia’s most recognised chefs. His drive, passion and dedication have placed him at the cutting edge of the industry for many years. His energy and enthusiasm have gained him a global audience.
Read MoreRay Capaldi is noted for his time at Melbourne’s Hotel Sofitel in the late ‘90s, where he established the Sofitel Cooking Academy. He has had an outstanding career at some of the premier fine-dining restaurants around the world and was named Scottish Chef of the Year in 1992.
Read MoreMaggie’s career spans farming, food production, television presenting and food writing. She is an essential ingredient in any discussion about food and flavour.
Read MoreOriginally from Queensland, Chris took a road trip to cook (and surf) in the produce bowl of Margaret River, before relocating to the Barossa Valley to work alongside Maggie Beer for many years.
Read MoreJason Roberts discovered his passion for food at an early age. He speaks with Kitchen Therapy on the powerful connection of food, about taking risks and his experiences in the media spotlight as a young cook.
Read MoreBen Shewry was born and raised in North Taranaki on the rugged west coast of the North Island, New Zealand. He believes that food has a deeper meaning than just another item to consume; it appeals to all of the senses and can be evocative, emotional and thought provoking.
Read MoreManu Feildel has become one of the most popular personalities on Australian television as co-host of the long-running Channel 7 series My Kitchen Rules (MKR), he has also joined the judging panel on Australia’s Got Talent and he will be co-hosting the soon to be debuted ‘Plate of Origin’.
Read MoreGlenn & Tobie catch up with one of Australia’s highest selling cookery writers. With 23 cookbooks to his name, Gabriel Gate is a wealth of knowledge and has graced our TV screens for over 4 decades. From Michelin star restaurants to the joys of home cooking, this talented Frenchman has much to share.
Read MoreKaren Martini is an award-winning chef, restaurateur and television presenter. As founding chef at the critically acclaimed Melbourne Wine Room and Sydney’s Icebergs Dining Room and Bar she held two chef’s hats in Sydney and Melbourne before establishing Mr Wolf in St Kilda
Read MoreKitchen Therapy is the new food podcast from Tobie Puttock and Glenn Flood. These inspirational, motivational and sometime dysfunctional stories will give you a glimpse behind the kitchen door into what really happens when the pressure is on, temperatures are high and chefs get mental……
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