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Side Dish: The Dream Dinner Party with Matt Adlard (mini episode)

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🗓️ 7 November 2024

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Matt Adlard, social media star and self taught pastry chef talks us through his Dream Dinner Party this week. The concept is simple: who would you invite to your Dream Dinner Party if you could invite 4 people, dead or alive? We ask a different guest every week and find out exactly what the menu would be at their Dream Dinner Party.


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0:00.0

This season of Desert Island dishes is sponsored by Moulden Salt, the finest natural sea salt flakes handcrafted from the British coastline.

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They are, quite frankly, the masters of salt, putting craft care and passion into everything they do.

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You only have to read one of my recipes to know that I use Mold and Salt every single day for all of my cooking. To say I am a fan

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is an understatement. So to be working with them this season is a dream come true. I'm often asked

0:29.4

about the secret to getting better at cooking and my answer is honestly always the same. It comes down

0:35.1

to seasoning and not just as an afterthought. You have to season at every stage

0:40.2

and that's why I love mould and salt. It's light and delicate due to the soft and crunchy pyramid

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shape flakes and it's just the easiest way to take simple dishes to the next level. Trust me,

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your cooking life will not be the same. Thank you very

0:56.2

much to Molden Salt. Hi, how are you all? Welcome back to our mini episode or side dish, as we're

1:06.8

calling it, the dream dinner party. Every week, I invite a guest to tell us all about their

1:12.5

dream dinner party, everything from the guest list, the menu and the drinks. It's been a lot of fun

1:18.5

to record these, so I really hope they're fun to listen to. They're short and sweet because it's

1:23.3

just one question, and I suppose it's a little amuse-bush or after-suffer treat to go alongside

1:30.3

Desert Island dishes. Matt was on the podcast last week and so we had to find out who he would

1:35.6

invite to his dream dinner party and of course what he would serve. I have high hopes for the pudding.

1:42.2

I think it's impossible to listen to one of these and not think

1:45.5

about your own answers. I always want to hear what you're thinking, so please do message me

1:50.9

and let me know yours, because I think my answers change on a daily basis. Anyway, that's enough

1:57.3

for me. Let's get into today's episode.

2:08.2

So I would say I don't have dinner parties too often. I have a very young family. So by the time they've gone to bed, being loud in the house is not an option. So having raucous friends

2:12.3

around is definitely a no-go. But post-children or pre-children, it was something that I did enjoy to do again I loved a

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