Kilted Chef Takes on MasterChef Winner in Corner Shop Cook Off

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KILTED chef Craig Wilson will go head-to- head with MasterChef professional winner Gary Maclean in BBC Scotland television programme, Corner Shop Cook Off.

The cooking contest sees the chefs compete to create a three-course meal, on a budget of £15, and all ingredients must be purchased from the local corner shop.

Hosted by Gregory’s Girl actress Clare Grogan, the Kilted Chef visited the village of Law, Lanarkshire in the final episode of the series, which will be aired this Wednesday on the BBC Scotland channel.

Kilted Chef Craig Wilson, who owns Eat on the Green in Udny, Aberdeenshire, said, “I was absolutely delighted to be asked to take part in the show. It was great fun and certainly put me under pressure.

“Not only was I competing against a top chef like Gary, but creating a three-course meal on a tight budget with limited ingredients meant I had to think creatively.

“The show has really brought back into focus just what can be created with simple ingredients or store cupboard items.

“I think at this time, we’re all looking at ways we can create delicious, healthy foods on a budget whilst using up items we already have to save on food waste. Hopefully the show will give people some recipe ideas.”

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