If there’s anything you ever wanted to know about food or cooking, but didn’t know who to ask, read on…
Come and be part of the audience for, The Kitchen Cabinet, BBC Radio 4’s culinary panel show aimed at anyone who cooks, not just the experts. The Telegraph has tipped it as one of the Top Ten Food Trends of 2012!
We are recording a programme in Newcastle city centre, to tie in with Eat! NewcastleGateshead, on Thursday 12th July 2012.
Hosted by Jay Rayner, the show will also feature:
- Peter Barham – the food scientist who is a consultant for Heston Blumenthal and Noma in Copenhagen (which some consider to be the best restaurant in the world)
- Henry Dimbleby – cook, writer, and co-founder of Leon restaurants
- Rachel McCormack – the Glaswegian cook who is also an expert on Catalan cooking
- Thomasina Miers – the 2005 Masterchef winner, and co-founder of Mexican street-food chain Wahaca
The show is witty, fast-moving, and irreverent, but packed full of information that may well change the way you think about cooking. You’ll have the opportunity to ask anything and everything to do with food and cookery, and enjoy plenty of good-humoured conversation.
TICKETS ARE FREE, with limited availability, and will be issued at random from all entries.
Apply by emailing the following to: kitchencabinettickets@somethinelse.com
1. Name.
2. Age.
3. Address.
4. Phone number.
5. Email address.
PLEASE PUT NEWCASTLE AS THE EMAIL SUBJECT.
Doors open at 6pm, and the event starts at 6.30pm. It will be finished around 8-8.30pm. EAT! NewcastleGateshead runs from Friday 13 – Sunday 29 July. Please visit www.eatnewcastlegateshead.com for information about this year’s festival.
Listen out for The Kitchen Cabinet on BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday afternoons at 3pm from the 3rd of July 2012.
Or you can catch up with the first series on the BBC iPlayer now.
Terms and Conditions
You may only apply for one recording of the programme.
One person may apply for a maximum of four tickets, and only if the names of all four applicants are stated on the email.
Successful applicants will be drawn at random the day following the application closing date.
Applications for the Newcastle recording close on Monday 2nd July 2012.
Successful applicants will be emailed a question form to fill out. This also acts as your ticket, so please print it and bring it along to the recording or you may not be admitted.
Please note that tickets do not guarantee entry. The event will operate on a first-come-first-served basis, so please arrive in good time to avoid disappointment. It is the responsibility of the individual to arrange travel to and from the venue where the programme recording is taking place, and neither the BBC nor Somethin’ Else (the production company) will be held responsible for this.
The information you supply to Somethin’ Else in applying for this ticket draw will not be distributed to any third parties. We will only use it to contact you in direct reference to the recording that you have applied to attend, and you will not receive ANY unsolicited email.
We regret that we cannot contact unsuccessful applicants.
