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Rick Stein:
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Rick has been received many awards for his work as a chef, teacher, presenter and author. He cooked twice for Tony Blair at 10 Downing Street, as well as for the former French president Jacques Chirac and for Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philip. In January 2003, Rick was awarded an OBE for services to West Country tourism.
2016 - Venice to Istanbul
Alongside many other food programs, Rick Stein recently embarked on a new gastronomic road trip from Venice to Istanbul, exploring the variety of culinary delights along the way.
The first move outside Cornwall. In 2014 Rick opened a seafood restaurant in Winchester. Winchester was a natural
place to move to, it’s steeped in heritage
with beautiful architecture and has a love
of great food.
PADSTOW SEAFOOD
SCHOOL OPENED
Rick opened Stein’s Fish & Chips on the South Quay in 2004. Rick always wanted a fish and chip shop, somewhere you can wander in, choose you fish and wait while it cooks. You’ll find a menu of cod and haddock together with a large range of local fish like hake, monkfish, John Dory and bass in batter and deep fried in beef dripping to make it really crisp.
The Padstow Seafood School in 2000 and was a place where Rick would enjoy cooking, a place where the whole morning would revolve around lunch. These lunches were designed to cover every aspect of seafood cookery, from filleting a plaice to stir-frying squid, braising brill to steaming sea bass.
Rick Stein
Chalky
After working in a local restaurant Rick and Jill opened their first restaurant in 1975.
Rick and Jill had three children together.
Edward, Jack and Charles. In 1989, when Jack was 4 years old Rick bought Chalky the dog.
Chalky the Jack Russell began to travel with Rick as he journeyed around the world to cook.
Rick Stein was born in 1947 in Oxfordshire to Eric and Dorothy Stein.
Rick lived in Oxfordshire with his parents, brother John and sisters Henriette and Janey until he went traveling to New Zealand and Australia at the age of 19. Whist traveling Rick met and married Jill.