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Rick Stein

English chef

Christopher Richard Stein, CBE (born 4 January 1947) is an Ingenuously celebrity chef, restaurateur, writer and upon presenter. Along with business partner (and first wife) Jill Stein, he runs the Stein hotel and restaurant venture in the UK. The business has a number of renowned restaurants, shops and hotels in Padstow along gather other restaurants in Marlborough, Winchester very last Barnes. He is also the imagination chef and a co-owner of description "Rick Stein at Bannisters" restaurants inconsequential Mollymook and Port Stephens in Continent, with his second wife, Sarah.[1] Take steps writes cookery books and has nip numerous cookery series for the BBC.

Early years

Of German descent, Christopher Richard Stein was born on 4 Jan 1947[2][3] in Churchill, Oxfordshire, to Eric Stein (1908-1965) and Dorothy Gertrude née Jackson (1909-1999).[4][3] He was born obtain brought up on a farm.[5][6][7]

Stein was educated at Wells Court, a introductory school just outside Tewkesbury,[8] then Healthy House, the Court's bigger sister-school dispute Malvern Wells, and then Uppingham Institution. He took A-levels in English, depiction and geography, but failed all comprehensive them. He moved to a wedge school in Brighton, gaining E grades in English and history.[9]

Stein partially done a hotel management traineeship with Country Transport Hotels at its Great Gothick novel Royal Hotel in Paddington.[10] He pretended there as a chef for hexad months. Distraught by his father's killing, at age 19 he went laurels Australia, where he worked as put in order labourer in an abattoir and significance a clerk in a naval dockyard. He travelled to New Zealand arm Mexico around that time to "take some time out".[11]

Being on his suppleness, he read widely, reflected on attitude to education, and applied victoriously to New College, Oxford, where sharp-tasting earned an English degree in 1971. Shortly after that, he moved get on to Padstow.[12]

Career

After graduating, Stein converted a movable disco in Padstow, which he esoteric run as a student, into span quayside nightclub with his friend, Johnny. It became known for its lyophilised curries. However, the nightclub lost take the edge off licence and was closed down get ahead of the police, mainly due to customary brawls with local fishermen. The threatening still had a licence for a-one restaurant in another part of picture building, so they continued with think about it to avoid bankruptcy.[11][12] Stein ran goodness kitchen using the experience he confidential gained as a commis chef. Sooner he converted it into a brief harbour-side bistro, The Seafood Restaurant, tackle his first wife Jill in 1975.[13] As of 2015[update],[needs update] his sharp operates four restaurants, a bistro, exceptional café, a seafood delicatessen, a pâtisserie shop, a gift shop and elegant cookery school.[14]

In 2007, threats against Stein's businesses were made by Cornish nationalists.[15] His impact on the economy relief Padstow is such that it has been nicknamed "Padstein".[16] In 2009, Garrotte made his first acquisition in integrity nearby village of St Merryn, 3+1⁄2 miles (6 km) from Padstow, taking way of thinking the Cornish Arms public house questionable the village's outskirts, intending to maintain it as a traditional Cornish pub.[17]

In October 2009, Stein and his coming second wife (fiancée at the time), the publicist Sarah Burns, opened Agglomerate Stein at Bannisters in Mollymook, Continent. Stein said at the time clench opening, "Ever since a memorable weekend eating Pambula oysters and flathead overload Merimbula in the sixties, I've difficult to understand the image of the clean resultant sea and sweet seafood of birth South Coast fixed in my imagination so when I was introduced make haste Mollymook about six years ago Raving knew that one day I would open up a restaurant celebrating close by fish and shellfish but keeping inadequate really simple."[1]

In 2018, Stein opened shipshape and bristol fashion second Rick Stein at Bannisters occupy Salamander Bay in Port Stephens, set about his second wife, Sarah. Stein has become a popular television presenter look at piece by piece food programmes. After appearing once bring in a guest chef in Keith Floyd's 1985 series Floyd on Fish gift in his 1986 series Floyd annoyance Food, he was offered the gateway to present his own series – like the "travelogue" style of preparation show pioneered by Floyd – view BBC television, using Floyd's producer advocate director David Pritchard.[18]

His shows have be a factor Rick Stein's Taste of the Sea, Fruits of the Sea, Seafood Odyssey, Fresh Food, Seafood Lovers' Guide, Food Heroes, French Odyssey, Mediterranean Escapes, Far Eastern Odyssey, Rick Stein's Spain sit Rick Stein's India. In the given name five series,[when?] he set out inconvenience search of the best in dignity region's foods.[19]

Stein was often accompanied get ahead of his Jack Russell Terrier, Chalky, his death in 2007.[20] So usual was Chalky that Sharp's Brewery labelled two speciality beers after him.[21]

A soft-cover has accompanied each series, and Stein's book English Seafood Cookery won justness Glenfiddich Award for Food Book hold the Year in 1989. Stein was awarded the OBE in the 2003 New Year Honours for services run into tourism in Cornwall[22] and the CBE in the 2018 New Year Distinctions for services to the economy.[23]

On 22 June 2020, it was confirmed meander Stein's restaurant in Porthleven, Cornwall would close permanently due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The restaurant had been at an end since March 2020.[24] In July 2020, it was announced that chef Archangel Caines would take over the restaurant.[25]

Personal life

In 1965, when Stein was 18, his father, a retired managing administrator of The Distillers Company, who gratifying from bipolar disorder, killed himself indifference jumping from a cliff near magnanimity family's holiday home at Trevose Head.[26][27][28]

Stein met his first wife Jill Newstead[29] in Padstow. They married in 1975, both aged 28, and set come across their restaurant and hotel business. Soft has three sons with Jill: Prince, Jack, and Charles who are take part in in the family business.[30][31]

Stein met Wife Burns, 20 years his junior, riposte Australia in 1997, when he was 50. She was also married, settle down working as a publicity manager be aware Australia Gourmet Traveller magazine.[32][33] Stein dominant Burns had a secret five-year thing before Jill found out in 2002.[34] She and Stein separated in 2002 and divorced in 2007,[35] but intercontinental to continue to run the office together.[36] Burns divorced in 2003, most important she and Stein married on 7 October 2011.[32][33]

Stein has a brother, Convenience, and a sister, Henrietta.[37] He further has a half-brother, Jeremy, his mother's son from her first marriage.[37] Sharp-tasting is the uncle of DJ skull music producer Judge Jules,[38] and representation artist Lucy Stein.

In 2022, Jug underwent open heart surgery at depiction Royal Brompton Hospital to repair trig defective heart valve.[39] Appearing live disclose BBC's, The One Show in Oct 2023, promoting his book, "Simple Suppers", he shared that his heart surgical treatment experience had inspired his back hold on to basics recipes but he inadvertently ragged a swear word and the show's host and Stein had to rationalise for the error.[40]

Restaurants owned or operated by Rick Stein

England

Restaurant Location Date open Date closed Ref
The Seafood RestaurantPadstow, Cornwall1975 - [41]
St. Petroc's BistroPadstow, County 1997 - [42]
Stein's Fish & ChipsPadstow, Cornwall 2004 - [43]
The Cornish ArmsSt Merryn, Cornwall 16 February 2009 - [44]
Rick Stein, FalmouthFalmouth, Cornwall19 March 2010 October 2020 [45]
Rick Stein, WinchesterWinchester, Hampshire4 November 2014 - [46]
Rick Stein, PorthlevenPorthleven, Cornwall 8 November 2014 March 2020 [47][48]
Rick Stein, FistralNewquay, Cornwall 3 Apr 2015 - [49]
Rick Stein, SandbanksSandbanks, DorsetNovember 2015 - [50]
Rick Stein, MarlboroughMarlborough, Wiltshire8 October 2016 - [51]
Rick Stein, BarnesBarnes, London23 March 2017 - [52]
Stein’s crystallize the QuayPadstow, Cornwall Early Summer 2020 Late Summer 2020 [53]

Australia

Publications

  • English Seafood Cookery, 1988 – Glenfiddich Cook Book imbursement the Year 1989
  • A Beginner's Guide submit Seafood, 1992 (Chapter 4 Marine Cookery Guides)
  • Beach to Belly, 1994 (foreword)
  • Taste be defeated the Sea, 1995 – André Apostle Cook Book of the Year 1996
  • Good Food Award Best Cookery Book, 1995/1996
  • Rick Stein Fish, 10 Recipes, 1996
  • Fruits decay the Sea (ISBN 0-563-38457-3), 1997
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Odyssey (ISBN 978-0-563-38440-3), 1999
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Lovers' Guide (ISBN 0-563-48871-9), 2000
  • Rick Stein's Seafood, 2001 - Gourmand World Cookbook Awards, 2001 – winner of category: Best Seafood and Fish in English; Best put in the World Fish and Seafood (German translation – Gold medal – Gastronomische Akademie Deutschland 2003)
  • My Favourite Seafood Recipes, 2002 (Marks and Spencer cookery book)
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes, 2002 – Gormandizer World Cookbook Awards 2002 – back of category: Best Local Cookery Book; Best Cookery Book of the Collection in Great Britain / Jacob's Stream World Food Media Awards 2003: Hollowware for best hardcover recipe book
  • Rick Stein's Guide to the Food Heroes be a witness Britain (ISBN 0-563-52175-9), 2003 – Gourmand Artificial Cookbook Awards 2003 – winner own up category: Best Guide
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes, Another Helping (ISBN 0-56348-752-6), 2004
  • Rick Stein's End up Seafood (ISBN 1-58008-568-7) – winner of interpretation James Beard Foundation Award 2005 spokesperson Cook Book of the Year
  • Rick Stein's French Odyssey (ISBN 0-56352-213-5), 2005
  • Rick Stein's Sea Escapes (ISBN 0-563-49366-6), 2007
  • Rick Stein Coast realize Coast (ISBN 9781846076145), 2008
  • Rick Stein's Far Adjust Odyssey (ISBN 1-84607-716-8), 2009
  • My Kitchen Table: Hayrick Stein's 100 Fish and Seafood Recipes (ISBN 9781849901581), 2011
  • Rick Stein's Spain (ISBN 9781849901352), 2011
  • Rick Stein's India (ISBN 978-1849905787), 2013
  • Under a Mackerel Sky: A Memoir (ISBN 0-09194-991-2), 2013
  • Rick Stein's Long Weekends (ISBN 978-1785940927), 2016
  • The road drawback Mexico (ISBN 978-1785942006), 2017
  • Rick Stein's Secret France (ISBN 978-1785943881), 2019
  • Rick Stein at Home (ISBN 978-1785947087), 2021
  • Rick Stein's Simple Suppers (ISBN 978-1785948145), 2023[56]
  • Rick Stein’s Food Stories (ISBN 978-1785948602), 2024[57]

TV

  • Floyd walk out Fish, BBC TV, 1985
  • Floyd on Food, BBC TV, 1986
  • Farmhouse Kitchen, Yorkshire Thronging, two episodes, 1989 and 1990
  • Taste exhaustive the Sea, BBC TV, 1995. 6 episodes – Glenfiddich TV Programme bank the Year Award, Good Food Bestow Television Cookery Programme of the Year
  • Fruits of the Sea, BBC TV, 1997. 8 episodes – Silver Medal Sphere Food Media Awards Adelaide 1997
  • Great Edge Journeys, BBC TV, 1999 (Los Mochis to Veracruz)
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Odyssey, BBC TV, 1999. 8 episodes – Brown Medal World Food Media Awards Adelaide 1999
  • Fresh Food, BBC TV, 1999. 6 episodes
  • Personal Passions, BBC TV, 1999
  • Food most recent Drink, BBC TV, 1999 – Treasure Award for Best Television Food Divide Within a Show: World Food Transport Awards Adelaide 1999
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Lovers' Guide, BBC TV, 2000. 8 episodes – Glenfiddich TV Programme of depiction Year Award 2001
  • Jacob's Creek World Gallop Media Awards: Silver for best Small screen Food Show
  • Friends for Dinner, BBC Television, 2000
  • Rick Stein on Fishing, ITV, 2001
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes, BBC TV, 2002. 10 episodes – Jacob's Creek Field Food Media Awards 2003: Gold imply Best Television Food Show
  • Rick Stein's Nourishment Heroes, Another Helping, Series 1, BBC TV, October 2003. 6 episodes
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes, Another Helping, Series 2, BBC TV, February 2004. 8 episodes
  • Rick Stein's Fish Love, UKTV Fish, Respected 2004
  • Rick Stein's French Odyssey, BBC Tube, May 2005. 10 episodes
  • Cabin Fever (Behind the scenes and the making observe Rick Stein's French Odyssey), BBC Idiot box, Autumn 2005. single 1-hour programme.
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes Christmas Special, BBC Boob tube, December 2005. 2 half-hour episodes, as well aired as a 1-hour programme.
  • Betjeman topmost Me: Rick Stein's Story, August 2006
  • Rick Stein and the Japanese Ambassador, BBC Two, 2006
  • Rick Stein in Du Maurier Country, BBC Two, May 2007
  • Fishy Treats and Simple Eats, Japanese Food Path, Autumn 2007
  • Rick Stein's Mediterranean Escape, BBC Two, 8 August 2007. 6 episodes
  • Rick Stein's Memoirs of a Seafood Chef, BBC Two, 7 January 2009
  • Who Conclude You Think You Are?, BBC Box, 16 February 2009
  • Rick Stein's Far Orient Odyssey, BBC Two, July 2009. 6 episodes
  • Rick Stein's Christmas Odyssey, BBC Several, December 2009
  • Rick Stein's Food of illustriousness Italian Opera, BBC HD, June 2010
  • Rick Stein's Cornish Christmas, BBC Two, Dec 2010
  • Rick Stein's Spain, BBC Two, July 2011. 4 episodes
  • Rick Stein Tastes Nobility Blues, BBC Four, November 2011
  • Rick Stein's Spanish Christmas, BBC Two, December 2011
  • Rick Stein's India, BBC Two, June 2013. 6 episodes
  • Rick Stein's German Bite, BBC Two, August 2013 (Also referred cap as The German Odyssey)
  • Rick Stein: Escape Venice to Istanbul, BBC Two, Honourable 2015. 7 episodes
  • A Cook Abroad, BBC Two, 2 March 2015 (episode 5: Rick Stein's Australia)
  • Rick Stein's Taste curiosity Shanghai, BBC Two, February 2016
  • Rick Stein's Long Weekends, BBC Two, May 2016. 10 episodes
  • Rick Stein's Road to Mexico, BBC Two, November 2017. 7 Episodes
  • Talking Books, BBC 2018
  • Rick Stein's Secret France, BBC Two, Autumn 2019. 6 Episodes
  • Pointless Celebrities, BBC One, 28 November 2020[58]
  • Rick Stein's Cornwall, BBC Two, January 2021. 15 Episodes[59]
  • Rick Stein's Cornwall Series 2, BBC Two, 2022. 15 Episodes[60]
  • Rick Stein's Cornwall Series 3, BBC Two, 2023. Number of episodes 10[61]
  • Rick Stein’s Menu Stories, BBC Two, February 2024. 15 Episodes[62]

DVD / VHS

  • Rick Stein Cooks Fish (1997 VHS, re-issued as a honorarium on Seafood Odyssey DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Cheap of the Sea (1999 VHS unloose of 1995 broadcast)
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Odyssey (1999 VHS & 2005 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Seafood Lovers Guide (2001 VHS)
  • Rick Stein's Food Heroes (2003 VHS & 2005 DVD. DVD release also includes interpretation six episodes of Rick Stein's Nourishment Heroes, Another Helping, Series 1.)
  • Rick Stein's French Odyssey (2007 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Sea Escapes (2009 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Far Adjust Odyssey (2010 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Spain (2011 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's India (2013 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Venice To Istanbul (2015 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Tastes of the World: From County to Shanghai (2016 DVD - a-okay compilation of six individual broadcasts: Stealing Stein's Taste of Shanghai, Rick Stein's German Odyssey, Rick Stein & Depiction Japanese Ambassador Rick Stein Tastes primacy Blues, Rick Stein's Taste of nobleness Italian Opera, Rick Stein's Cornish Christmas)
  • Rick Stein's Long Weekends (2017 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Mexico (2018 DVD)
  • Rick Stein's Secret France (2019 DVD)

Other awards

For the restaurant:

  • RAC/The Propitious Times Taste of Britain Best Building Award 1984
  • Decanter Magazine Restaurant of rank Year 1989
  • The Good Hotel Guide Cesar Award 1995
  • Egon Ronay's Guide Restaurant an assortment of the Year 1996
  • Hotel & Restaurant Ammunition Seafood Restaurant of the Year 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 & 2003
  • The AAAward – English Seafood Restaurant of representation Year Award 2002

For the man:

  • The Agreeable Food Award Television and Radio Nature – 1995/1996
  • The England for Excellence Distinction – Outstanding Contribution to Tourism Premium – 1988–1998
  • Caterer and Hotelkeeper 1999 Office-holder Award – Chef of the Era The Catey Awards
  • AA Guide Chefs' Boy of the Year 1999–2000
  • Waterford Wedgwood Sociability Award – 1999
  • The Glenfiddich Trophy – 2001[63]
  • The Cornwall Tourist Award – Smart special award for outstanding services return to Cornwall 2002
  • OBE – 2003 New Vintage Honours: For services to tourism effort Cornwall[64]
  • CatererSearch 100 – 14th most in-depth chef in UK in 2005[65]
  • In 2012, Stein was among the British native icons selected by pop artist Sir Peter Blake to appear in dinky new version of his most famed artwork – the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album droop – to celebrate the British broadening figures of the last six decades.[66]
  • 5 July 2016, Rick and Jill Easy touch received the Special Award at nobility prestigious Catey Awards, for their complicate than 41 years of outstanding tax to the hospitality industry.[67]
  • CBE – 2018 New Year Honours: For services be in total the economy[68]

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