Rachel Green TV Chef

 

Rachel loves working with all types of media including the TV, radio, newspapers and magazine industry.

In the Media

Television and radio include:  BBC Countryfile, ITV Countrywise, Market Kitchen, Street Market Chefs, Channel 5, ITV Yorkshire, BBC Look East, The One Show, Breakfast with Wogan, Radio 2 (Farmhouse Breakfast Week), ITV Yorkshire, Christmas Leftovers, Alan Titchmarsh Show,  Marco’s Great British Feast, BBC Breakfast,Tonight with Trevor McDonald, ITV, World on A Plate  - eight-part TV series for ITV Yorkshire, Kill It! Cook It! Eat It!, BBC3, Farm of Fussy Eaters, UK TV, Mini-series Flying Dishes, TV series for ITV Yorkshire, The Flying Cook, BBC’s first interactive cookery series; regular shows for Calendar included a series of Christmas Specials, BBC Look North, all regional radio including regular slots on BBC Radio Lincolnshire, BBC Radio Humberside, BBC Radio Derby, BBC Radio Leicester, BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Nottingham.

Occasions include: Cook-off with the Duke & Duchess of Devonshire and Alan Titchmarsh at Chatsworth, Chairing the Re-Fresh Conference for the UK fresh produce industry, key-note speaker, Why the Fens Matter with Peter Kendall, President of the NFU, Rachel is a judge for the annual British Pie Awards in Melton Mowbray alongside Phil Vickery and Sophie Conran.

Also: a private tea for HM The Queen at the Windsor Hospice; for HM The Queen and 800 guests at the Savoy; numerous times for HRH Prince Charles at St James Palace; a private dinner for HRH The Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle; a private dinner for Lulu, a party for Sade, the Scottish Rugby Union, British Superbike Champions, Grosvenor Estates. Also her own restaurant, Grainthorpe Hall, fully booked for four years.

Other: The Face of the East Midlands, Visit Britain’s Taste England campaign. The official Champion for Tastes of Lincolnshire. Ambassador, Select Lincolnshire; Celebrity Chef at Chatsworth Farm Shop, The CLA Game Fair and The Royal Show. Ambassador for Yes Peas! Ambassador for UK Shallots and Development chef for Totally Traditional Turkeys, the campaign on behalf of (TFTA), The Traditional Farm-fresh Turkey Association.

Books: Rachel Green’s Chatsworth Cookery Book, published 2007. Contributor to: BMW Good Drive Food; Green & Black’s Chocolate Cookbook; Divertimenti Cookbook. Sausages – Making the most of the Great British Sausage with foreword by Jimmy Doherty published in April 2009

Magazines & Newspapers include: Fresh magazine; Hello; Period House, Kitchen’s, Bedrooms and Bathrooms magazine, People’s Friend, Men’s Health, Great British Food magazine, BBC Good Food Magazine, Tastes of Britain, Good Taste, Lincolnshire Life, Lincolnshire in Focus, Lincolnshire Pride, Lincolnshire Echo, Market Rasen Mail, Lush Life magazine, Insider magazine, Dubai, Red magazine, Country Living, The Times, Daily Mail.

Campaigns: Rachel is development chef for numerous national campaigns which have included British Asparagus, Great British Carrots, Yes Peas! UK Shallots and Chantenay. She has also been involved with Taste of Scotland, and the Seafish Authority. She was the spokesman for Seafood Fortnight on behalf of Waitrose.

Rachel’s range of cookery styles is immense: Italian, Vietnamese, Thai, French, British, Mexican, Moroccan, Chinese, Indian, Spanish. From 14 generations of farmers, she is passionate about cooking with local and seasonal produce. 

Recent demonstrations include:

CLA Game Fair Celebrity Cookery Theatre

BBC Good Food Show

BBC Good Food Celebrity Cookery Theatre, Royal Show

Boston Flower Festival

Burghley Food Fair

Celebrity Chef at Britain’s first-ever Asparagus Festival

Celebrity chef at the Suffolk Show

Derbyshire Food and Drink Fair

East Midlands Food & Drink Festival

Edible Garden Show

Grow Your Own Show

Leicester Food Fair

Long Sutton & District Agricultural Society Conference

Ludlow Food Festival

Market Rasen Food Fair

Midlands Food & Drink Festival

Peasenhall Pea Festival

Restaurant Show, Earls Court

Sausage Festival, Lincoln Castle

Sledmere Food Festival

Spalding Flower Parade

Stoneleigh Festival

Cookery Demonstrations at Chatsworth Farm Shop, introduced by the Duchess of Devonshire

Celebrity Chef at Lincolnshire Show for Tastes of Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Christmas Food & Drink Fayre

The Royal Show for Heart of England Fine Foods

La Cornue masterclasses, Knightsbridge, London

National launch of Supasweet Onion

National launch of the UKshallot.com website at the Arts Club, London

Tastes of Anglia promotion

Spalding Pumpkin Festival

Breakfast for Lord Whitty, Minister of Food, British Food Fortnight

Green & Black’s chocolate demonstration, Divertimenti Cookery Theatre, London – a first for Green & Black’s

Divertimenti Cookery Theatre – a series of masterclasses

AGA Knightsbridge – Cookery Demonstrations

Numerous charity events

Royal Show for The Pea Growers’ Association

Launch of Yes Peas! campaign, Divertimenti

Selfridges Food Hall, London for British Food Fortnight

Awards

CLA Award for Outstanding Contribution and Achievement for British Food

Rachel Green is represented by Kenyon Communications, please contact: Susan Richmond

Tel: 01673 828764, mobile: 07708 690707 email: sue@kenyon-communications.com 

Alan Titchmarsh Receiving CLA award


Rachel Green Chef