Keiron George
Keiron's relationship with food has changed drastically over the years. He didn’t come from a ‘foodie’ family and has no charming anecdotes of baking with his grandmother, nor any family recipes he can call upon when lacking inspiration. Coming from fairly humble beginnings, food was more of a necessity than an occasion - the only time food played a staring role was at Christmas, though nothing extravagant. Keiron's love of food happened quite by accident. As an arts graduate, he was looking for new outlets to channel his creativity when he stumbled upon a cake decoration course back in 2010. He was instantly hooked and his love affair with all things cake started from there. Keiron later went on to teach the course for a year, before setting up his own wedding cake business in 2015. In late 2016 he won a scholarship at the world-renowned culinary institute - Le Cordon Bleu, London, where he studied the art of French Pâtisserie. Since then Keiron has worked in some of London’s finest 5-star hotels, collecting a wealth of knowledge along the way. Though he is currently enjoying a slower pace of life outside the professional kitchen as a Food Writer and Stylist - but who knows what other foodie adventures lay ahead… Growing up with the perception that cooking was an inconvenience, to something he is now building a career around is a strange reality. Food isn’t just a job, it truly is Keiron's passion. He hits the kitchen when happy or sad, nervous or feeling conflicted. He cooks when in love, or to distract from heartache. He relishes any opportunity to have loved ones over to thrust any new creations under their noses. Keiron gets more joy from making others happy with food, than cooking for himself.
Latest articles by Keiron George
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Lemon trifle
This lemon trifle with meringue topping looks impressive and serves a big crowd.
By Keiron George Last updated
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Lemon and thyme cake bars
These lemon and thyme cake bars squares are rich, zingy and bursting with citrus flavour.
By Keiron George Last updated
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Low-fat gluten-free roulade
This low-fat gluten-free roulade is such an impressive pudding to present after lunch - your guests won't believe it's a low-fat option.
By Keiron George Last updated
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How to cook jackfruit
Find out all you need to know about how to cook jackfruit and why you should be eating it. We've also got some vegan jackfruit recipes to try too.
By Keiron George Last updated
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Best cake turntables for 2023: Lakeland, Amazon and more
Decorating a cake is super easy when you've got a cake turntable. With smooth edges and a professional finish, what more could you want?
By Jessica Dady Last updated
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Whiskey Sour
A whiskey sour is a traditional American cocktail blending whiskey or bourbon with lemon and
By Keiron George Last updated
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How to make fresh pasta with Theo Randall
Learn how to make homemade pasta using celebrity chef Theo Randall's signature recipe...
By Keiron George Published
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It turns out you’ve been eating fish and chips wrong this whole time!
One man’s controversial response to an online review has sparked outrage...
By Keiron George Last updated
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How to cook lamb shanks
From prep to braising, our guide will make sure you cook lamb shanks just perfectly
By Keiron George Published
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Turkey topped with bacon
This turkey with bacon lattice is sure to wow your guests this Christmas, or any time of the year.
By Keiron George Last updated
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Biscuit brownies
By Keiron George Published
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How to make mulled wine - the best mulled wine recipe
Learn how to make the best mulled wine with our easy recipe. We even show you how to make mulled wine in a slow cooker which couldn't be simpler!
By Keiron George Published
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Papa John’s reveal the recipes for their famous scrolls - with Marmite and cheese, or cinnamon
By Keiron George Published
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Super savvy mum-of-three makes school lunches for less the £10 a week
Lynn James, 42, has revealed how she spends a mere £9.41 each week on school packed lunches for her three boys, working out on average at 62p per child per day.
By Keiron George Published
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Lamb traybake with feta and roasted veg
Take your taste buds on a trip to Greece with our lamb traybake. It’s beautifully fragrant with flavours of feta, mint and oregano and easy to make too.
By Keiron George Published
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You can now order M&S ready meal bundles for home delivery
If you've been missing Marks and Spencer's food but have been unable to visit their food hall, you'll be pleased to know you can now order a bundle of their ready meals for home delivery.
By Keiron George Published
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Spinach crepes with beetroot puree and goats cheese
The vibrant colours of these spinach crepes give them an instant wow factor but they are surprisingly simple to make and make for a delicious light lunch.
By Keiron George Published
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How to cook tuna steak
By Keiron George Published
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Coconut granola with baked apricots
By Keiron George Published
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How to make classic S'mores
They’re the ultimate American treat, synonymous with campfires, barbeques, boy scouts and girl scouts alike. These gooey sweet sandwiches make the perfect bonfire night treat, and they are the work of mere moments!
By Keiron George Published
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Common mistakes you're making when freezing food
Turn your freezer woes into freezer wows with these helpful tips and tricks.
By Keiron George Published
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Rhubarb crumble cake
By Keiron George Published
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Our best slow cooker chicken recipes
By Keiron George Published
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Birds Eye CONFIRM you’ve been cooking potato waffles wrong! Try this genius hack
By Keiron George Published