In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome award-winning Chef George Blogg, a pioneer in sustainable dining and an advocate for zero waste. Chef Blogg has carved out a reputation for his innovative approach to gastronomy, blending exquisite flavors with eco-conscious practices. With years of experience at the forefront of the culinary world, he brings a wealth of knowledge on how to craft remarkable dishes while minimizing environmental impact. Tune in as we delve into his journey into becoming a leader in sustainable cuisine. We explore how he sources local, seasonal ingredients to reduce carbon footprint, implements zero-waste strategies in the kitchen, and inspires a new generation of chefs to embrace eco-friendly cooking practices. Whether you're a foodie, a sustainability enthusiast, or simply curious about how to reduce waste in the kitchen, this conversation with Chef George Blogg will leave you informed, inspired, and hungry for more. About George Blogg Chef George Blogg, acclaimed for his sustainable dining expertise, was introduced to quality food early in life through his family's dedication to good produce. Initially aiming to become a geologist, George's culinary passion was ignited while working at a local Italian restaurant, leading him to choose cooking over geology. His impressive career has included stints with Michelin-starred chefs Philip Howard and David Everitt-Matthias, and experiences at renowned establishments such as Le Manoir, The Ledbury, and Noma. As the executive chef at Gravetye Manor, an Elizabethan mansion recognized as AA Hotel of the Year England 2013-14, he crafts dishes inspired by the manor's extensive gardens, emphasizing locally sourced and foraged ingredients. George's culinary philosophy combines classical techniques with modern innovation, focusing on seasonal echoes and sustainable practices. His cuisine, known for its modernist style and innovative pairings, has garnered several accolades, solidifying his reputation as a leader in the field of sustainable gastronomy.