Chefs

FRIDAY 1st SEPTEMBER     1-10pm

Ana Ortiz

Fire Made

Ana Ortiz is a chef and co-director of Fire Made (previously, Country Fire Kitchen) which she runs from Somerset with her husband Tom Bray; the pair design and produce fire cookery equipment for chefs, restaurants, and consumers worldwide, as well as running experience days and training in all things asado. Ana grew up on the Galapagos islands and her earliest memories of cooking are in her grandfather’s beautiful fire kitchen where they would prepare feasts for all the family; they were a large family as he had eight daughters, two sons and twenty grandchildren. They would slaughter an animal on the farm and the family would gather to cook a nose to tail meal over fire. As a young child Ana would get involved helping to stuff the morcillas and this period of her life ignited her passion for cooking and entertaining. Ana’s joy for cooking over fire was further fuelled by her father who became obsessed with Argentinian asado from his travels around South America with work and it soon became a Sunday ritual for the family. It was this passion for fire cookery which inspired her and husband, Tom, to start Fire Made in 2016 having moved to live in England. Ana loves nothing more than to host and wanted to bring the way she and her family cook and enjoy food, to the UK.

Andrew Corbin

Drunken Prawn

Born in Singapore to a Nyonya mother and British father, Andrew and his family moved to South London when he was young. Missing the food culture from his birthplace, Andrew's passion for cooking grew in the absence of affordable street food in the UK and thanks to his mother's excellent home cooking. At Christmas, Andrew's father would always smoke the turkey in a kettle grill, nurturing a love for barbecue at a very young age. Over the years, Andrew taught himself to cook an expanded repertoire by watching YouTube videos and explored the world of food with his unceasing appetite. In 2022, he started doing supper clubs and events on the side of his day job. Under the alias of the Drunken Prawn, Andrew's priority is to share his love for Southeast Asia through bold, unapologetic flavours and ensuring his guests are made to feel like family.

Andy Stubbs

Low 'N' Slow

Andy has been on the BBQ scene for ten years cooking his way around the UK alongside some of the finest fire chefs around. Andy specialises in Texas BBQ and Modern Mexican food fusing his passion for British produce working with small suppliers and farms.

Anna Higham

Quince

Anna Higham is an award-winning pastry chef and baker who is opening the highly anticipated Quince Bakery later this year. She is the author of The Last Bite, all about her love of produce driven, seasonal desserts. She spent the last two years at The River Cafe as their first Executive Pastry Chef and was previously Head of Pastry for Lyles and Flor.

Benedict Quinn

Woodfired Canteen

Ben Quinn founded Canteen in 2017. Cooking on fire, serving to the centre of long tables, making connections with community and keeping things positive have always been at the heart of all things Canteen and all things Ben. Together Ben, Meredith and Lily hope to make connections at Meatopia that last longer then the food eaten and lead onto positive changes in the people that share time with them at their fires.

Charlie Parker

Blacklock

Charlie heads up the Blacklock Covent Garden, one of the group's largest restaurants. Previously at Caravan for over five years as well as heading up the Mall Tavern in Notting Hill prior to that, Charlie is an expert at cooking over fire, bringing his experience and passion to everything he does.

Chris Shaill

Jamie Oliver Catherine Street

Over 20 years experience as a chef working in London restaurants and 10 years as a Head Chef. Chris is a produce led chef who focuses on simplicity and the craft of cooking. Chris worked at the institution that was The Villandry Chris was Head Chef at Barbecoa St Pauls for over 3 years Chris was Executive Chef at Barbecoa St Pauls and Picadilly for 1 year Chris has been Head Chef at Sophie's Steakhouse in Soho for the last 4 years.

Diego Hernández

Born in Ensenada and raised in Mexico's finest cuisines, Diego is part of a generation that is uniting tradition with a contemporary look at hospitality. With a strong focus on nature, his project restaurant – CORAZON DE TIERRA – has spearheaded the farm-to-table movement in Mexico from the Valle de Guadalupe wine region, bringing sustainability to our food scene and has become a node for innovation. His cuisine is sincere, intuitive and spontaneous, he deeply feels our terroir, letting the ingredients express their culinary uniqueness in a beautiful game that shows: culture, simplicity, experience and the pure joy of cooking. An outstanding career of 22 years in the restaurant industry has kept Diego on the edge of innovation by now founding his company - Corazon de Tierra hospitality- which adds to his catalog of concepts a new farm restaurant, a cocktail bar inspired on the japanese kissaten culture, a natural wine bar, a catering company and two seafood restaurants one in the city of Tijuana and one in Venice, Ca. In the peak of his culinary career, coming projects includes a hotel and the re opening of the famed restaurant Corazon de tierra in 2025. Chef Diego Hernández studied gastronomy at the Culinary arts school in Tijuana and was trained by Benito Molina (Manzanilla, Ensenada), Guillermo González (Pangea, Monterrey) and Enrique Olvera (Pujol, CDMX). Chef Diego Hernandez has been awarded with the national award for innovation and auteur cuisine by the national restaurant chamber and Corazon de tierra has been one of Latin America best restaurants award 6 times and has been named one of the best 1000 restaurants in the world by the french ranking Le Liste.

Edson Diaz-Fuentes

Santo Remedio

Edson Diaz-Fuentes was born and raised in Mexico City. His love of good food started at an early age, and he started to help his grandmother in the kitchen from the age of 5. He realised he was not quite like the others among his friends when he would spend time from a young age observing meticulously how food was made, served and presented. Edson has spent time living in New York, London and Oaxaca City. It was in Oaxaca where he spent time in the kitchen of Alejandro Ruiz, at Casa Oaxaca, learning about the diversity of some of Mexico’s most treasured ingredients and its slow food cooking techniques. Edson set up Santo Remedio in London in 2015 with his wife Natalie to recreate the flavours he grew up with in Mexico. What started off as an idea in New York and later a food stall in East London, evolved into a critically acclaimed restaurant, now situated in London Bridge and a recently opening Santo Remedio Cafe in Shoreditch. Edson’s first cookbook, Ciudad de Mexico, was published in 2021 by Hardie Grant and won praise from Nigella Lawson and Jamie Oliver, who featured it in his cookbook club in 2022. Edson enjoys travelling and particularly enjoys getting lost in markets anywhere he visits. As he is no longer bothered by the English weather Edson now considers himself a true Londoner.

Elliot Cunningham

Lagom

Elliot Cunningham of open-fire concept Eat Lagom is a rising star of the UK’s food scene. Having worked in kitchens including Barbecoa, Yosma, Smokestak and Pizza Pilgrims as well as a stint at butcher’s Turner & George, his expertise around food and meat in particular is both instinctive and well-honed, leading him to create some incredibly exciting dishes in the kitchen at his permanent residency at Hackney Church Brew Co.

James Whetlor

Cabrito

Founder & MD of Cabrito Goat Meat Limited www.cabrito.co.uk and sister brand www.thenewmeatproject.com. Cabrito has a one-sentence mission statement: to put all billy goats born into the dairy industry into the meat industry. James ‘The Goatman’ built Cabrito single-handedly, from just 4 goats in a field to today’s national network of farms supplying top restaurants across the UK and selling cuts of kid and ex-dairy goat via an online shop . James is the author of 3 books published by Quadrille, Hardie-Grant: GOAT: Cooking and Eating, James’ first cookbook, was published in April 2018. It has been widely acclaimed as genre-defining and won the James Beard Foundation Award for best single subject book and the Guild of Food Writers Award for best single subject. Cooking on the Big Green Egg, was published in April 2021. A best-seller on Amazon cookbooks UK and published in 4 languages. The DIY BBQ Cook Book was published in April 2023. In 2022 James launched a Crowdcube equity share fundraiser, raising £260K that has enabled Cabrito to build their own premises in Gloucestershire . Cabrito Goat Meat won an Observer Food Monthly Award (2014) for Best Ethical Producer, Good Housekeeping’s Champion Meat Producer (2016), Young British Foodies Meat Award (2016) and was a finalist in the BBC Radio 4’s Food and Farming Awards 2017. James has appeared on Saturday Kitchen and Sunday Brunch and was on Channel 4’s Hidden Restaurants with Michel Roux Jnr. He is a regular on the events and festival circuit including Meatopia, Taste London, Abergavenny & Ludlow Food Festivals. James supports charities Kids for Kids and Farm Africa through his personal fund-raising efforts and through donations from Cabrito Goat Meat.

Jim Thomlinson

Nip & Cluck

Jim Thomlinson originally hails from South West London. Jim has 20 years of experience in the food industry, having spent the best part of a decade working in Michelin star restaurants in London before falling in love with the street food scene, operating a number of successful street food brands in London (Prawnography, Moister Oyster co & FryHard) before relocating to Margate and launching The Merman pop-up concept. Jim’s focus has always been on live-fire, and historically the fruits of the sea. His latest project in the Kent coastal town of Whitstable is called Nip & Cluck. A fired-powered chicken shop with locally sourced lobster. Whole chickens are brined and cooked in the wood fired oven, and lobsters are poached before being fired in the same oven and served with a concise menu of sides, sauces and accompaniments.

Johan Fritzell

Holy Smoke BBQ

No smoke without meat... What started in a crossroad in southern Sweden in 2014 has in just a few years transformed to a destination where people travel far to experience the noble art of smoked meats. We have our roots in American barbecue in general but Central Texas is where our heart is. Just as much as we love big cuts of meat smoked for hours with simple seasoning we constantly fall in love with kitchens from all over the world as long as live fire or smoke is involved. Holy Smoke BBQ was founded by Johan Fritzell, who up until the smoke signals began to emerge from Bräcke used to work in his printshop. He was shortly thereafter joined by Johan Åkerberg, who has broad experience from many kitchens around the world.

Johan Åkerberg

Holy Smoke BBQ

No smoke without meat... What started in a crossroad in southern Sweden in 2014 has in just a few years transformed to a destination where people travel far to experience the noble art of smoked meats. We have our roots in American barbecue in general but Central Texas is where our heart is. Just as much as we love big cuts of meat smoked for hours with simple seasoning we constantly fall in love with kitchens from all over the world as long as live fire or smoke is involved. Holy Smoke BBQ was founded by Johan Fritzell, who up until the smoke signals began to emerge from Bräcke used to work in his printshop. He was shortly thereafter joined by Johan Åkerberg, who has broad experience from many kitchens around the world.

Jonny Farrell

Butcher Farrell's Meat Emporium

Butcher Farrell’s Meat Emporium is situated in the beautiful Owd Barn Farmshop in the North West, however ship nationwide. We specialise in high welfare meat and whole carcass butchery with an emphasis on dry ageing meat, which we age for a minimum of 45 days in our Himalayan salt fridge. For Meatopia this year we have teamed up with our friend Chef Tim Allen, who’s Michelin starred restaurant is just around the corner. We have collaborated many times before, combining craft butchery with fine dinning, but this time we’re turning back to the prehistoric, meat and fire!

Keon Cilly

Rack City Ribs

Introducing Keon Cilly, a grill-chef with a captivating fusion of American and Jamaican heritage. Born in America, raised in Jamaica, and now sharing his love for Caribbean-style BBQ and soul food in the UK. For the past 9 years, Keon, along with his business partner Joe Naughton, has passionately built the acclaimed Rack City Ribs brand and menu, drawing inspiration from cherished family recipes. Rack City Ribs has become a fixture in London's food scene, delighting food enthusiasts with their pop-ups and street food markets across the city. Notably, they hold a permanent spot in London's first Texas-style Honky Tonk bar.

Leyli Homayoonfar

Bab Haus

Established in 2019 and based in South Wales - Bab Haus is run by Leyli Homayoonfar and Rebecca Goad, our food is an eclectic mix of modern Mexican / Middle Eastern and American BBQ, a fusion of Leyli’s Persian background and Becs experience living on the West Coast of America, mostly flavours and cooking techniques which center around fire. Our food is constantly evolving but the one thing that remains is the aspect of cooking over fire which is key to the flavour of our dishes. Our food sites; BAB HAUS MEX in Goodsheds, Barry and Newport Market focus on Mexican BBQ and SMOKE SHOP in Caerphilly with a focus on Mexican and Texas BBQ both with hints of Middle Eastern flavours and cooking techniques.

Lily Coates

Woodfired Canteen

Lily Coates heads up the kitchen at Canteen at the Eco Park in Cornwall. Lily is the force behind the daily changing menu, our sustainable sourcing policies and sustainable social policies and most of all Lily is our Northern Power house at the heart of the Canteen team, Canteen would not be what it is without Lily. Together Ben, Meredith and Lily hope to make connections at Meatopia that last longer then the food eaten and lead onto positive changes in the people that share time with them at their fires.

Lorant Szocs

Jamie Oliver Catherine Street

A Hungarian chef with a passion for cooking meat, Lorant is the Executive Chef and head of the Food Development Team for Jamie Oliver’s successful global restaurant business. Classically French-trained, he’s spent more than 20 years cheffing all over the world on a range of brands, from Carnival Cruise Lines to The Ritz Carlton. Lorant first started working with Jamie in 2012 as sous chef at Barbecoa – a high-end steakhouse dedicated to celebrating incredible meat and the art of cooking over fire. He went on to lead the kitchen in some of Jamie’s top UK restaurants, before becoming an integral part of Jamie Oliver HQ. Lorant is known for his creativity, his ability to harness bold flavours and his endless pursuit of perfection. This is a chef who takes cooking with flames to the next level.

Matt Cross

Cross Fire Cooking

I am Dorset based chef, classically trained at Bournemouth & Poole catering college when I was 18. I have worked my way around numerous kitchens in the Dorset area, working my way up to leading kitchens focusing on local produce. I became obsessive with cooking over fire through working with Meatopia and companies like Country Fire Kitchen and restaurants such as Sophies in Soho. In 2019 I started Cross Fire cooking, we cook what I call British smoked barbecue and live fire cooking. We use American smoking and cooking methods but adapt it to a British audience using only the highest quality native & rare breed, high welfare meats and local produce, using alternative cuts of meat in our cooking to really get the best out of using and respecting the whole animal. We have a takeaway kiosk that we open on Fridays serving our smoked meats which sells out often and I also teach barbecue classes at our site in Wimborne.

Meredith Rowlands

Woodfired Canteen

Meredith Rowlands found her way to Canteen’s kitchen via her love of live fire cooking, not a tablecloth insight and a connection to cooking, eating and celebrating the produce on the land it is grown, reared and caught. Meredith is a positive example for change in our industry and champions a simpler, kinder approach to hospitality. Together Ben, Meredith and Lily hope to make connections at Meatopia that last longer then the food eaten and lead onto positive changes in the people that share time with them at their fires.

Mikel Lz. de Viñaspre

Sagardi

Meatopia veteran, Mikel, is a self-described lover of cooking. Between his "amona" (Basque for grandmother) and scriptures written by his ancestors, he learned the unique culture of the Basque region, and how the culture is reflected in its cuisine; from cooking methods, traditions, and time-tested recipes that use local products to recreate its heritage. The Basque Country is home to some of the best steakhouses in the world, where eating old cows is considered a religion. Mikel and his brother Inaki founded SAGARDI more than 25 years ago and continue to expand across the globe. London is their 30th Sagardi restaurant to launch and is situated right in the centre of one of London's most bustling food and drink hubs, Shoreditch. The star of the show is their old cow 'txuleton' beef steak - high-quality, ethically-raised beef from mature animals with a depth of flavour, not found in the young.

Nina Matsunaga

The Black Bull

Since opening the doors of the Black Bull in July 2018 Nina Matsunaga has made a big impression picking up a number of plaudits along the way including a listing in the UK's Top 50 gastropubs and a second AA rosette for culinary excellence. Nina successfully fuses modern British cooking with Japanese and German influences to deliver sensational dishes. Her cooking style is focussed on using the very best seasonal produce available to her, taking what is at its best and cooking it in the most sympathetic way to showcase the potential of every element of the produce she uses - a true nose to tail ethos. Taste, texture and balance are the fundamental ingredients in her cooking… Her quest is to tantalise and intrigue her diners with the dishes she creates, combining modern British cookery with elements from her rich heritage.

Paris Barghchi

Quince

Paris Barghchi is the other cheek of Quince Bakery. She has worked across the hospitality industry from cheese to wine, pubs to fine dining. Paris was most recently operations director at We Are Noble restaurants and now works across the wine industry with companies like Wines Under The Bonnet, Ortos Vinos and Offbeat wines while Quince Bakery gets off the ground.

Rebecca Goad

Bab Haus

Established in 2019 and based in South Wales - Bab Haus is run by Leyli Homayoonfar and Rebecca Goad, our food is an eclectic mix of modern Mexican / Middle Eastern and American BBQ, a fusion of Leyli’s Persian background and Becs experience living on the West Coast of America, mostly flavours and cooking techniques which center around fire. Our food is constantly evolving but the one thing that remains is the aspect of cooking over fire which is key to the flavour of our dishes. Our food sites; BAB HAUS MEX in Goodsheds, Barry and Newport Market focus on Mexican BBQ and SMOKE SHOP in Caerphilly with a focus on Mexican and Texas BBQ both with hints of Middle Eastern flavours and cooking techniques.

Rob Hallas

Bastards Bistro

Rob started his culinary journey after working and managing bars, restaurants and nightclubs from for 15 years he decided to follow his real passion for cooking. Begining with helping friends with street food he progressed to working his way up in a Michelin guide kitchen in the space of 2 years. While doing this he started Bastards Bistro on the side of his other jobs and had a number of pop ups. Bastards Bistro expanded through lockdown and beyond and became a sole focus. Open and eclectic in terms of cuisine and style, they are never pigeonholed and are comitted to creativity and flavour. They have been creating a stir in the north of England, through their street food pop ups, kitchen takeovers and 5 course dining clubs.

Robert Trif

Le Bab

My name is Robert Trif, 26 and Executive Chef for the LeBab group, I joined LeBab 2 years ago with the idea of creating the best Kebab in the UK . My background is in Michelin stars restaurants, started off under James Sommerin as commis chef and ended up working with Tom Philips which is the Bocuse D'OR UK Coach. A fascinating journey and a massive opportunity ahead of me in such a competitive industry.

Ronit Rana

Le Bab

I’ve started my culinary journey when I was 12 at my parents home in Nepal . Once I’ve moved to UK with studies I’ve continued my culinary journey in some of the top restaurants in London. I’ve been with LeBab for last 2 year and been a massive contributor to development of the business.

Terri Mercieca

Happy Endings

Terri Mercieca is an ice cream maker, chocolatier, dessert chef and the founder of Happy Endings LDN, a dessert business made famous by their signature ice-cream sandwich. As a chef, desserts have always been Terri’s thing. She loves the process, observing how things transform, building something precise and beautiful. Leaving school at seventeen to apprentice at a sandwich shop, she has worked in all corners of the food world – gastropubs, fine dining at Sydney Opera House, making ice cream sundaes at McDonalds as a teen. The common denominator? Making ice-cream sandwiches. In 2014, she put down roots in London and founded Happy Endings LDN – since then, she has won the YBF Baking Award and been nominated for CODE Hospitality’s Most Influential Women in Food 2023. She also regularly contributes dessert recipes to food magazines and appears on TV, most recently MasterChef Youth. She still owes her love of comfort food to her grandmothers on both sides – one Italian-Maltese, one old-school white Australian – one savoury, one sweet, in that order.

Thalia Barrios García

Levadura De Olla

Thalia Barrios García is a cook originally from San Mateo Yucutindoó, Sola de Vega, Sierra Sur, Oaxaca. Her cooking originates from her childhood, when she helped her grandmother cook, prepare and sell tamales. With a lot of practice, the knowledge of the ancestral cuisine was transmitted to her and she decided to dedicate herself professionally to traditional Oaxacan cuisine. In 2017, she graduated with a Bachelor of Gastronomy in the Technological University of the Central Valleys of Oaxaca. In March 2019, she organized the first cooking meeting tradition of her community, San Mateo Yucutindoó. In July 2020, she opened "Levadura de Olla", a project focused on presenting the different dishes of her community, thus becoming a restaurant committed to safeguard the gastronomy of the Oaxacan peoples, promoting local commerce, having as one of its objectives to reactivate the consumption of native products of the Oaxaca state. Thanks to her hard efforts and with the help of her team, in the year 2021 Levadura de Olla obtained recognition from by Marco Beteta, a gastronomic and style reference platform of life most recognized in Mexico, in the same year he was mentioned in two New York Times articles published by Ana Furman “In Oaxaca, a meal to celebrate the legacy of an artist Pioneer” and “Tracking Mexico’s Complicated Relationship with the rice” by Aatish Taseer. In 2022 and 2023, Levadura de Olla was recognised as one of the 250 best restaurants in the Mexico Gastronomic Guide. In February 2021 she inaugurated “Cocina de Humo”, a space where the experience of eating in a kitchen is offered traditional of the sierra, where the comal, the metate and ancestral cooking techniques to prepare the dishes are offered in the center of the table. In 2022, she was considered one of the best restaurants in America Latina by New Worlder's. In 2021 she was named by Food & Wine as one of the new best chefs in Mexico (Best New Chefs 2021). In the year 2022, she was recognized and mentioned in “Fire” Great Mexican Chefs from Larousse Kitchen, being a unique work that exalts fire as the axis improvement and where the work of the characters are recognized highlights of Mexican cuisine. She was a participant and winner, in the most important gastronomic event in Mexico, Millesime GNP, where Chef Thalia was recognised as best young Chef. She received a nomination in MexBest by Quien, where she was awarded as the best in hospitality and gastronomy in Mexico. She participated in the Oaxaca episode of the Netflix series “Somebody feed Phil”, where the best of food was presented as Oaxacan. In 2023, she was presented by Culinaria Mexicana as Chef Revelation of the year 2023 in the Guide of the 250 best restaurants in Mexico in its ninth edition. She has also been nominated for Food and Travel Reader Awards 2023. She has been invited to collaborate with great chefs including: to cook at Cavita restaurant in London by Chef Adriana Cavita, with chefs Óscar Segundo and Xrysw Ruelas from Xokol.

Tom Geoffrey

Barang

Originally from Bristol, Tom is the founder of Barang (Cambodian Street Kitchen), which currently operates as a London based pop-up & supper club. After graduating from drama school and moving to London in 2006, Tom began life as a chef in 2012 working in various professional kitchens around Hackney, East London. Tom founded Barang in 2021 and his passion for fire-cooking meant that Barang's direction was always going to be centered around Cambodian BBQ, along with the inspiration he took home following several trips to Cambodia and his food experiences from the street kitchens of Phnom Penh & Siem Reap. Tom recently spent the first half of 2023 working at Kiln in Soho, with the remainder of this year now focused on collaborations and one-off events before hopefully securing a permanent home for Barang in 2024.

Will Campbell

Ox Club

Will Campbell is the Head Chef at Ox Club, an award-winning solid fuel restaurant in Leeds. With a focus on contemporary live fire cooking showcasing some of the best seasonal produce in Yorkshire, Ox Club works closely with suppliers and farmers to promote the great produce the North of England has to offer, as well as sourcing the fuel for its solid fuel Grillworks grill from Leeds Coppice Workers - a cooperative organisation which aims to restore and maintain the woodlands in the Leeds area. Since taking the reins at Ox Club in early 2022, Will’s focus has been to encourage collaboration with local suppliers and chefs, aiming to showcase the variety, quality, and skill of Yorkshire’s produce and people, as well as putting traceability and sustainability at the forefront of its operations.

Zan Kaufman

Bleecker Burger

Zan Kaufman started her career as a corporate lawyer, practising litigation in New York City for five years. In 2012, she moved to London and founded the burger brand, Bleecker St. Burger. Bleecker opened 4 London sites between 2017 and 2019. Bleecker was named Time Out’s best London burger in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2023. Zan is not only interested in the best beef and buns. Diversity and inclusion is a tenant of the business. Zan has worked hard to have inclusive policies in the business like paternity leave and gender transitioning support. Additionally, Bleecker is part of Stonewall’s diversity champions program where they are learning to be LGBTQ+ inclusive leaders. Zan’s ultimate goal is to have a business where beef and equality meet.

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