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• Bill King cooks for Simon Wright

• Wales on the Menu

  Food critic Simon Wright challenges the home cooks of Wales to get their dishes on the menu of top restaurants across the UK. They must survive the heat of a professional kitchen and the criticism of leading chefs before a panel of diners decide whether they have succeeded in putting Wales On The Menu.

  About Simon Wright

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  Simon Wright was brought up in Radyr in the outskirts of Cardiff, Simon Wright is a freelance writer and restaurant consultant.听He is an advisor on Channel 4's food series Gordon Ramesey's Kitchen Nightmares and The F-Word. Simon spent a decade as an AA Good Food Restaurant Guide inspector and editor and presented the 大象传媒 Wales food series The Wright Taste. His books include The Wright Taste: Recipes and Other Stories and Wales In Style. "With Wales On The Menu I'm on a mission to shine a light on the great Welsh cooking that goes on in home kitchens across the nation," Simon explains. "The aim is to seek out wonderful Welsh dishes that until now have only been cooked for family and friends and put them on the menus of prestigious dining venues across the UK."

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  听"Every dish is a food ambassador for Wales. So I'm looking for dishes with a distinctive Welsh identity, always using terrific Welsh produce and perhaps reflecting Welsh culinary traditions too. Most importantly it must also be great plate of food that would sit happily on a restaurant menu in a notable restaurant".