Winner of the Knorr Scottish Chef of the Year named
The winner of the Knorr Scottish Chef of the Year has been named as Pamela Fowlis, a chef lecturer at Adam Smith College in Glenrothes. Fowlis is the first woman to win the title, beating nine other finalists in a live cook-off in the ScotHot ...
The winner of the Knorr Scottish Chef of the Year has been named as Pamela Fowlis, a chef lecturer at Adam Smith College in Glenrothes. Fowlis is the first woman to win the title, beating nine other finalists in a live cook-off in the ScotHot competition theatre.
The grand finalists were challenged to create a four-course meal for four in three hours, which were then judged by a panel including Joe Queen, President of the Federation of Chefs Scotland, William Pike, Executive Chef of Lochgreen House Hotel, and Andrew Fairlie. Fowlis was awarded an engraved decanter and £2,500 in prize money.
