Videos, Recipes, and Cooking Demonstrations from the Chefs at The World's Premier Culinary College
Chetan Sharma is chef and owner of Bibi restaurant in the heart of Mayfair, London, which serves plant-forward, modern Indian cuisine. Chef Sharma demonstrates several preparations of locally-grown tomatoes, dressed in smoked scallop roe and green mango powder, alongside house-made ricotta infused with dried mint and nigella seeds.
Bibi restaurant is located in the Mayfair borough of London, and serves plant-forward modern Indian cuisine in a fine-dining setting. Chetan Sharma,chef and owner of Bibi, and demonstrates kohlrabi nimbu pani, folding petals of smoked kohlrabi to form a rose and serving it with pineberries, kaji lemon ceviche, a jalapeño and egg white emulsion, puffed quinoa, and citrus leaf chaat masala.
Chetan Sharma is chef and owner of Bibi restaurant in the heart of Mayfair, London. Bibi features an Indian-inspired and produce-led menu that Chef Sharma describes as accessible fine dining. Chef Sharma talks about starting to cook at age 17, working in Michelin-starred restaurants, and how his PhD in physics helps him run a restaurant. Bibi opened in 2021, and is named after Chef Sharma’s two grandmothers called “bibi,” which means “lady of the house.”
Executive Head Chef Philip Kearsey, of Michelin-starred Pied Ă Terre restaurant in London, shares how he makes his vegan dish of white asparagus Bavoise with pickled green strawberries, hazelnuts and nasturtium.
Executive Head Chef Philip Kearsey of Michelin-starred Pied à Terre restaurant, in London, shares how he makes his dish,”Textures of Lion’s Mane.” The lion’s mane mushroom is served grilled, fried, powdered, pickled, shaved, roasted, and simmered to bring out its different flavors and textures. The lion’s mane is plated with a barley and pine nut porridge, barley chips, sea herbs, and Madeira cream.
David Moore is a restaurateur and owner of Pied à Terre Restaurant in West London. Pied à Terre is a Michelin-starred restaurant focusing on local British produce, prepared using French cooking techniques with a modern twist. David Moore talks about his dynamic career in the hospitality industry and working with the all-star chefs of Britain’s restaurant scene through the decades.
King Cook is chef and owner of King Cookdaily in Shoreditch, East London. Here, he shows us his dish inspired by larrp, the national dish of Laos, in the kitchen of his plant-based take-out restaurant. He calls his version a Lao Bowl. To make his vegan version, he replaces traditional chicken with crumbled seitan and sliced mushrooms and uses vegan fish sauce. The key to the nutty flavor is topping the dish with ground toasted rice.
King Cook is chef and owner of King Cookdaily in Shoreditch, east London, a takeout restaurant that serves vegan world cuisines, with an emphasis on Southeast Asia. Chef Cook talks about taking inspiration from Thai street food, growing up helping his dad in pub and hotel kitchens, and working in Michelin-starred restaurants. He reconnected with his Buddhist roots and became vegan, then transitioned his restaurant to a plant-based menu. As a graffiti artist, King Cook drew his own menu board, painted the interior of his restaurant, and spray painted the exterior of his restaurant in graffiti.
Edit restaurant serves a plant-based menu using ingredients sourced from local, small-scale farms, foragers, and independent producers. Located in east London’s Hackney borough, Edit’s mission is to challenge traditional thinking and wasteful practices in the food industry. Elly Ward is founder of Edit restaurant and introduces us to the restaurant’s dish of asparagus. Chef Anna Bolechowska and Cheyenne Cunney show us how she prepares the asparagus, seared in butter and served with crispy fried asparagus skins, almond crumbles, and tahini chili sauce.
Edit restaurant, in the heart of east London’s Hackney borough, serves modern British fare with local, seasonal, and sustainable produce at the center of every plate. Elly Ward, the founder of Edit, introduces us to the restaurant’s dish of chicken of the woods mushrooms. Chefs Anna Bolechowska and Cheyenne Cunney demonstrate how the dish comes together, with chicken of the woods mushrooms, strikingly hued purple potatoes, summer squash “roses,” chimichurri, and pickled garlic buds.
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