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Series exploring all that is excellent in food and drink.

Series that highlights British food as well as current trends, nostalgic classics and recipes from around the world.

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Food & Drink: Series 1

Michel Roux Jr

Kate Goodman

Tom Kerridge

Oliver Peyton

Stefan Gates

Pete Lawrence

Hannah Corneck

Food & Drink: Series 1: Episode 1: Tom Kerridge - British Food

Tom Kerridge - British Food

Episode 1

Episode 1: Tom Kerridge - British Food

Series 1

BBC Two - Food & Drink, Series 1, Tom Kerridge - British Food

Michel Roux Jnr, Kate Goodman and Tom Kerridge set out to create the perfect roast.

Michel Roux Jnr and drinks expert Kate Goodman are joined by Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge as they set out to create the perfect roast.

Culinary legend Michel Roux Jnr and drinks expert Kate Goodman are joined by Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge as they set out to create the perfect roast. 

Restaurateur Oliver Peyton proclaims that we Brits need to celebrate our distinctive produce much more than we do and 'food adventurer' Stefan Gates tries to convince us to eat grubs. 

Food & Drink: where people talk about food.

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BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

A series where Michel Roux Jnr brings us all that is excellent in food and drink

Michel Roux Jnr presents a series that highlights British food as well as current trends, nostalgic classics and recipes from around the world. Michel also cooks and gets inspiration from guests

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