Michelin Star Venison Cooking Masterclass
A few more words about the Michelin Star Venison Cooking
Masterclass
Top Michelin Star Chef Asimakis Chaniotis is not only one of the UK’s youngest, rising stars in the food world, he is also a keen hunter gatherer, obsessed with the quality and provenance of his produce. Meet the Instructor
- Venison Fillet Tartare
- Venison Casserole
- Venison Shank
- Venison Cutlets
- Venison Rolled Boneless Saddle
- Braised Venison Shoulder - Chou Farci
This fabulous Masterclass delivered by one of the UK’s most brilliant, young Chef’s is an opportunity to transform your cooking.
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Asimakis Chaniotis
At just 28 years old, Asimakis Chaniotis became the youngest Michelin Star Chef in London and the first Greek ever to be awarded a Michelin Star outside of Greece.
'As a child and teenager I spent all my summer holidays in Kefalonia, fishing and hunting, activities that taught me the love of fresh produce.' Even now, every time I go back to Greece to see my family, I always make sure I bring back some family home made olive oil and wild oregano, that I collect myself at the family farm.'
From a young age Asimakis was also very interested in street art and whilst his interest in food began to flourish, art really inspired him and helped him to develop as a young chef.
As Asimakis aspirations grew, he moved to London where he started working at the prestigious Pied à Terre restaurant at just 22 years old. Here he honed his culinary skills, alongside the likes of renowned top chefs Marcus Eaves and Andy McFadden before being appointed executive Chef by highly acclaimed Restaurant owner David Moore at the age of just 27.
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