If you didn't manage to make it along to the event at Earls Court 2, or want to recap on what you saw if you did, watch our video of highlights from day two.
Remember the show continues on Wednesday 12 October, so come along if you can.
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The Restaurant Show 2011: Day two highlights
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Day two of The Restaurant Show is almost at an end. Highlights from today include demonstrations from chefs Ashley Palmer-Watts, Bruno Loubet and Elena Arzak and the National Chef of the Year competition.
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