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1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

2 year apprentiship at Westminster College

1999

Landmark London and became a fully qualified chef

2000

Work with Arther Potts Dawson, The Harrington Club

2001

Work with Jamie Oliver and Ben O'Donoghue

2002

2003

2004

2005

Opened The Horse and Groom in Wiltshire

2006

Horse and Groom added to Michelin Guide

2007

Start getting involved in Media

2008

Move to Carnarvon Arms and added to Michelin Guide

2009

Appear in Masterchef The Professionals

2010

Winner of 2010 Pub Chef of the Year

2011

Open my first solo venture

2012

Restaurant Justin brown at Farringford opens

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

1998

Moved to London at 16, 2 year apprentiship at Westminster College whilst working at The Landmark London 5 star De Lux

1999

Worked at the Dining Room in the Landmark London and became a fully qualified chef

2000

Went on to work with Arther Potts Dawson at The Harrington Club South Kensington which was owned by Ronnie Wood

2001

With Arther's consent, moved onto work with Jamie Oliver and Ben O'Donoghue at Montes Knightsbridge. Appeared in the Jamie Oliver Happy Days Tour

2005

Joined Merchant Inns and opened The Horse and Groom in Wiltshire

2006

Horse and Groom added to Michelin Guide. Horse and Groom receives 4 stars in Visit Britain. Merchant Inns win Best Company Menu

2007

Start getting involved in some Media doing the Christmas issue of Wiltshire Life, doing various radio shows and a column in Caterer Magazine. Horse and Groom in Michelin Guide.

2008

Moved from the Horse and Groom to the Carnarvon Arms, Newbury with the same company. Carnarvon get in the Michelin Guide

2009

Carnarvon voted into the top 8 Gastro Pubs in the UK. Win in the 2009 Pub Chef Of The Year Awards. Carnarvon gets into the Michelin guide. Finalist in the Craft Guild of Chefs Restaurant Chef of the Year. Appear in BBC2 Masterchef The Professionals

2010

Win in the 2010 Pub Chef Of The Year Awards in March. Michelin guide. Pick of the Pubs in the AA Guide. Start doing radio and magazine articles. Participate in cooking shows at the Royal Agricultural Show, Newbury

2011

Leave Merchant Inns and open my first solo venture in Basingstoke. Win in the 2011 Great British Pub Chef Of The Year Awards. The Sun Inn gains an AA Rosette after 4 months of opening. Win award at the Chef's Challenge in Newbury. Do Royal Agricultural Shows which is covered by BBC Berkshire. The Sun Inn wins Best Newcomer in the 2011 Great British Pub Awards

2012

Restaurant Justin brown at Farringford opens

Media & Press Enquiries

For TV Media Appearences please contact Managment.

Luisa Welch

e luisawelch@i-magepr.com
w www.i-magepr.com

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Warm Dark Chocolate Fondant, Muesli, Yoghurt Snow

Ingredients for the Fondant

  • 175g/6oz dark chocolate
  • 40g dark chocolate
  • 165g unsalted butter
  • 5 eggs
  • 165g caster sugar
  • 200g plain flour
  • 140 finely chopped walnuts
  • 8 walnut halves
  • Soft unsalted butter to line moulds

Method

Step 1. Line moulds with melted butter and finely chopped walnuts.

Step 2. Melt 175g of chocolate and butter over simmering water.

Step 3. Whisk egg yolks and sugar until creamy and light. Fold in flour and melted chocolate mixture.

Step 4. Place the mix in lined moulds, ¾ full. Place a piece of dark chocolate on the centre.

Step 5. Cook in oven 400°F, gas mark 6, for 12 minutes.

Ingredients for the Homemade Muesli

  • 1 Cup of Porridge Oats
  • 1 Tablespoon Vegetable Oil
  • ¼ Cup Sunflower Seeds
  • ¼ Cup All Bran
  • ¼ Cup Crushed Hazelnuts
  • ¼ Cup Crushed Almonds
  • ¼ Cup Sultanas
  • 3 Tablespoons Brown Sugar
  • 3 Tablespoons Honey

Method

In a tray mix together the porridge, vegetable oil, all bran and sunflower seeds, bake in the oven for 10 minutes at 120 degrees. After 10 minutes take the tray out the oven and add the almonds, sultanas and hazelnuts and bake for another 10 minutes at 120 degrees. Take out the oven and add the honey and brown sugar, mix well and bake for another 5 minutes. Remove from the oven, leave to cool and then it is ready to use.

Ingredients for the Yoghurt Snow

  • 175g Water
  • 37g Caster Sugar
  • 300g Natural/Good Quality Local Yoghurt
  • 5g Lemon Juice

Method

This is really easy, mix all the ingredients together in a bowl well and tip into a Tupperware container, freeze and leave over night, the next day scrape the frozen yogurt with a fork to form snow.

Assemble the Dish

Place the warm fondant onto a plate/bowl, put a pile of the yoghurt snow next to it a sprinkle over the muesli. Serve straight away.