
Four hands – Tom goes to Toronto, Canada
Tom Aikens is heading to Toronto this November for a special four-hands dinner at Bosk, the signature restaurant at On the 20th and 21st, Tom
I was asked to write the Food Spy column back in 2008-2009 for the Evening Standard which was a real honour, it was 4-5 paragraphs on new openings and new products which I would then taste test, or a new restaurant opening or some juicy gossip. For example, Marks & Spencer launching the widest range of high-welfare British veal products available on the high street. Or seeing Mark Hix, Alex James and Charles Campion battle it out in Dorset to decide on this year’s Supreme Champion 2008 of the Great Taste Awards, which is the equivalent of the Oscars of the food world.
I also gave a seasonal top tip like ‘My top tip for February’ for example, see below:
At this time of year, we have very little around, the most pleasant thing to arrive this month is Champagne Rhubarb, perfect for Valentines, can be made into a puree with a touch of vanilla sugar and mint and pureed, Rhubarb Bellini for a champagne cocktail, or a little vanilla panacotta with some poached Rhubarb.

Tom Aikens is heading to Toronto this November for a special four-hands dinner at Bosk, the signature restaurant at On the 20th and 21st, Tom

Tom Aikens will reunite with Chef Henrique Sá Pessoa for a four-hands collaboration in Lisbon, following their previous dinner together in London. Hosted at Henrique’s

Tom Aikens will collaborate with Chef Alberto Landgraf at Oteque, Rio de Janeiro — one of South America’s most celebrated restaurants and a benchmark for