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Episodes: 4
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: United Kingdom
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Jay Rayner - Jay Rayner hosts the show, leading a culinary panel packed with food “tasty titbits” and answering audience questions with an expert panel.
Jocky Petrie - Panelist In A Postbag Special Answering Audience Kitchen Questions.
Melek Erdal - Panelist Answering Listeners’ Questions Across Sweet And Savoury Cooking Dilemmas.
Sophie Wright - Answering Listeners’ Kitchen Questions On Cooking And Eating, Including Leftovers, Sardines, And Cooking Techniques.
Jeremy Pang - Answering Listeners’ Kitchen Questions (e.g., Sweets Uses, Sardines/ropes, Jerusalem Artichokes), Plus General Cooking And Kitchen Essentials.
Mike Warner - History And Flavour Of Suffolk Brown Shrimp; How To Cook And Serve Beyond The Classic Approach.
Postbag
May 16, 2026
Jay Rayner is joined by Jeremy Pang, Sophie Wright, Melek Erdal and Jocky Petrie in the studio for a postbag special, tackling listeners’ questions on everything from leftover chocolate bars to kitchen design.They kick things off with a classic dilemma - what to do with a surplus of mini Bounty bars. Creative ideas range from indulgent milkshakes and ice cream, to coconut‑infused vodka and homemade fudge. They also dive into more savoury territory, sharing tips on cooking herring roes and tur...
Felixstowe
May 09, 2026
Jay Rayner and the panel are at the Spa Pavilion in Felixstowe discussing brown shrimp, asparagus and food myths that need debunking.Joining Jay to answer these kitchen questions are chefs, cooks and food writers Maria Bradford, Sophie Wright, Rob Owen Brown and food historian Dr Annie Gray.With Felixstowe’s status as the UK’s largest container port in mind, the panellists share the global ingredients they’ve discovered abroad that they now can’t live without. They also tackle practical ideas...
Swindon
May 05, 2026
Jay Rayner is joined by chefs, cooks and food writers, Tim Hayward, Lerato, Melissa Thompson and Angela Gray at the Swindon Arts Centre to talk roast pork, tuna and the items they would add to a railway buffet.With Swindon’s pig‑hill roots in mind, the panellists explore what makes the perfect roast pork, from choosing the right cut to methods of achieving proper crackling.They also discuss how cheesy a cheesecake should really be, whether steaks should be thick or thin, and relive some disco...
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