About Us

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The Master Chefs of Great Britain seeks to promote all that is best about British cuisine and produce available in this country to both the chef and the consumer.

 

The MCGB supports the campaign for healthy eating by encouraging the use of fresh, quality produce in kitchens around the country. Its members are particularly interested in sourcing local ingredients and in supporting small producers.

 

The association and individual members provide demonstrations at both trade and retail shows and many offer cookery courses at their restaurants.

 

In addition, members of the MCGB are actively involved with their local schools and colleges providing demonstrations, work experience opportunities and a endorsing educational books and courses within the UK.

 

The MCGB is supported by its member chefs and its corporate members and sponsors and in turn supports a number of industry initiatives and bodies including:

 

A Passion to Inspire

website coming

British Food Fortnight 

www.lovebritishfood.co.uk

Scottish Chefs Conference

www.scottishchefsconference.co.uk

Skills for Chefs

www.skillsforchefs.org.uk

Springboard UK

http://springboarduk.net

Triple A Awards

www.greatbritishkitchen.co.uk/blogcategory/aaa-home

William Heptinstall Award

www.williamheptinstallaward.org.uk

WorldSkills UK

www.worldskillsuk.apprenticeships.org.uk
All these activities are reported in 'masterchefs' the magazine and in our newsletters.

 

The Master Chefs of Great Britain is a non-profit making organisation whose main aim is to offer professional standing for qualified Chefs employed within the catering industry and provide training opportunities for young chefs.

What's On

DIARY DATES

 

27th February  The Master Chefs of Great Britan Challenge

1515-1545 Live Theatre, Hotelympia, ExCel London

 

5th March  Final of The David Lyell Scholarship

(Young Pastry Chef of the Year 2012)

Westminster Kingsway College, London

 

30th March  MCGB Young Chef of the Year Competition

Closing date for entries

 

6th April    MCGB Young Chef of the Year Competition

Finalists announced

 

16th April   Executive Committee Meeting

Sheraton Park Lane Hotel

 

23rd May   Final of Young Chef of the Year

Westminster Kingsway College, London

 

23rd May   Awards Dinner for the

David Lyell Scholarship and Young Chef of the Year

Westminster Kingsway College, London

Menu devised by Roger Jones, The Harrow @ Little Bedwyn

 

 

Advance Notice:

7th October  30th Annual Dinner

The Sheraton Park Lane Hotel

 

LATEST NEWS

 

The finalists in the David Lyell Scholarship are:

Hannah Rowe, Stephen Smith, Martin Vivian and Anabelle Wilson (2011 Winner)

 

Andrew Bennett, Sheraton Park Lane Hotel, announces that Paul Gayler, Sarah Hartnett, John McGeever and Ralph Porciani will work with him on the 30th Annual Dinner.  Westminster Kingsway College students will be working in the main kitchen and students from Sheffield College will produce the canapes.

 

Master Chefs Cyrus Todiwala, Gareth Johns and John Feeney have been confirmed as masterclass presenters at the PACE (Professional Association for Catering Education) next month in Blackpool.


27th February  The Master Chefs of Great Britan Challe