Welcome to hardtalk. Im Stephen Sackur and this is the Restaurant Kitchen of my guest today, one of britains top chefs tom kerridge. Now, for much of the past year, this place has been eerily quiet, but now lockdown is over and the noise, the heat and the smells are back. But what will the long term impact of covid be on the Hospitality Business . And has it prompted us to rethink the relationship between our food and our health . Tom kerridge, welcome to hardtalk and thank you for letting us into your fabulous kitchen. Yeah, well, youre very, very welcome. If you stay there too long, i might get you podding some of these peas how good is it to be back here . Its amazing. Personally, its great to have the energy going but, actually, you know, the team, the staff, across the board of every space, every restaurant have been amazing. Theyve been. We were all back in at least a week before we could open, and just the idea of getting stocks and sauces on, the energy levels. Weve had staff s
Now on Bbc News, hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur, and this is the Restaurant Kitchen of my guest today, one of britains top chefs tom kerridge. Now, for much of the past year, this place has been eerily quiet, but now lockdown is over and the noise, the heat and the smells are back. But what will the long term impact of covid be on the Hospitality Business . And has it prompted us to rethink the relationship between our food and our health . Tom kerridge, welcome to hardtalk, and thank you for letting us into your fabulous kitchen. Yeah, well, youre very, very welcome. If you stay there too long, i might get you podding some of these peas how good is it to be back here . Its amazing. Personally, its great to have the energy going but, actually, you know, the team, the staff, across the board of every space, every restaurant have been amazing. We were all back in at least a week before we could open, and just the idea of getting stocks and sauces on, the energy levels.
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