The winner of a BBC cooking competition is among the guest chef line up for a one-night-only event at an award-winning Suffolk gastropub.
The Unruly Pig, near Woodbridge, is kicking off the first Unruly Nights of 2024 with six courses cooked by their Head Chef Karl Green and guests Steven Kerr, Johnny McNeil and Adam Handling MBE.
The pub was recently named among the top 50 gastropubs by Estrella Damm with rankings due to be released later this month.
Mr Handling was crowned winner of BBC Great British Menu 'Champion of Champions' last year and owns three restaurants: The Frog in Covent Garden, The Loch & the Tyne in Old Windsor, and the Ugly Butterfly in St Ives.
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His other achievements include cooking the winning dish as part of BBC One Show's search for an official recipe for King Charles III's Coronation celebrations, cooking for the G7 World Leaders Conference in 2021, and recently receiving an MBE in the King's New Year's Honours list this year.
At the event, Mr Handling will be joined by Steven Kerr and Jonny McNeil, who are chefs and co-proprietors of The Loch and the Tyne.
They will be cooking three courses with the remaining courses cooked by Karl Green, who is head chef at The Unruly Pig.
The one-night-only event will take place on Monday, February 12, and tables will need to be reserved in advance.
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