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Mates, Flames and Big Plans: A Conversation with Chefs-Founders George Uren and Adam Thomas, Pit Kitchen
From a shipping container to one of the Cotswolds' hottest dining destinations, Pit Kitchen has come a long way. Childhood friends George Uren and Adam Thomas talk cooking over fire, viral Instagram fame, the dishes customers won't let them remove and their ambitious plans to take Pit Kitchen nationwide. Oh, and why a good glass of wine is essential after service.

James Massoud
Oct 135 min read


Success Doesn’t Need to Get Fancy: A conversation with Chef / Founder Dave Pynt, Burnt Ends
From running out of food at an East London pop-up to building a Michelin starred restaurant and international hospitality group, Dave Pynt has never been interested in making Burnt Ends "fancier". He talk to The Knife about signature dishes, brewing beer in Singapore, barbecue in the Maldives, a possible London return, and why sometimes the smartest thing a chef can do is leave a great dish alone.

James Massoud
Sep 48 min read


The Meat Master Who Made London Sizzle: A conversation with Chef-Director Richard Turner, Bodean's
Best known for his influence on London’s dining scene through Blacklock, Hawksmoor, Turner & George, Meatopia and more, Richard H. Turner has made butchery cool again. He is the fire-starting chef behind Britain’s meat renaissance, where flame, fat, and flavour reign supreme. In this exclusive conversation with The Knife, Turner talks steak secrets, whole-animal ethics, and why British meat deserves a bold spotlight.

James Massoud
Sep 2, 20255 min read
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