Name

Geoffrey Smeddle

Bio

A Michelin-starred chef proprietor of The Peat Inn, Cupar, I've been sharing my knowledge and enthusiasm of cooking in the Sunday Herald and HeraldScotland since June 2004.

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  • They multiplied in menacing forests at the bottom of the garden, towered around the bonfire and sprouted in hidden isolation beyond the garden shed. Why was my football magically drawn to them? What choice was there, other than to wade in?

  • An icy shot glass of gazpacho on the side lent everything a piquant bite and a soothing coolness.

    The perfect accompaniment to crab is spiciness, an unbeatable combination adored the world over. In Singapore and Malaysia, crab is fried with ginger, chilli and garlic before a sticky coating of chilli sauce is applied. It is fragrant and fiery, reminiscent of the sweet and sour soups of neighbouring Thailand. Crab's briny notes may also be enriched with the sweetness of coconut, shaved into a salad, with mint and basil maybe, or with coconut milk in a soup.

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Name

Geoffrey Smeddle

Job Title

Celebrity chef

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