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Keith was beginning to hate food and his excessive drinking was about to take its toll.
Keith's television career is revived when his agent calls with a three-series deal.
Having set up his restaurant in Bristol, Keith agreed to film a cookery slot for local TV.
After a short-lived career in journalism, Keith decided to become a full-time cook.
Alex Riley sets out to find the ultimate nasty fish dish and unearths a world of waste.
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Alex Riley discovers the cheap nasty dairy substitutes and the unpalatable side of milk.
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Alex Riley sets out to unearth the horrors that could be in his meaty snacks. (R)
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Two chefs try to impress the judges in the first quarter-final of the competition.
As pioneering businesses grow, can they maintain their original ideals?
Jimmy attempts to mix his own cola syrup and make hoop-shaped potato snacks.
Jimmy tries to copy some of the methods that food companies use to preserve food.
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Jimmy tries to discover what happens to milk before it arrives on the supermarket shelf. (R)
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Jimmy tries to discover what really goes into supermarket sandwiches. (R)
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Nigel Slater cooks using ingredients that grow in the same place at the same time. (R)
The five remaining couples must use local produce to prepare dishes for a farmers market.
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Six couples attempt to show their restaurant concepts work on opening night.
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The seven couples left in the competition must run three leading chain restaurants. (R)
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Raymond Blanc is on the hunt for a couple to back in a brand new restaurant venture. (R)
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James Martin welcomes chefs Jose Pizarro and Paul Rankin and actress Martine McCutcheon.
Tim Lovejoy and nutritionist Amanda Hamilton present a serving of mouthwatering recipes.
Five young butchers compete for the title BBC Young Butcher of the Year.