Catch up with where you can see Alex, all his news and a recipe to make the most of fresh spring produce
I enjoyed this festival so much last year that I’m going back again. Hopefully I’ll be joined by the sunshine which was the only ingredient missing in 2012. Come and see me at the seaside when I’m going to cook the Everybody Everyday way by taking a few lobsters on one of my adventures with ingredients. Jess and I will have a little bookshop with a limited but lovely selection.
I am very pleased to be judging this competition which now celebrates it's 10th year.
"Cook It" is open to children aged 10 and over who are aspiring young cooks, and there is a chance of winning fantastic prizes for themselves and their school.
Children are asked to create a two-course meal that they would cook to impress their friends. The deadline for entries has now passed, judging will take place on 20th June and the winners will then be notified.
These events details are updated by Jess Mackay on Alex's behalf
Alex Mackay's Cookbook for Everybody Everyday is now in the USA!!! If you’d like to find a local book shop where you can get a copy please click this link http://www.indiebound.org/book/9781408810934.
Or you can get it through Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/everybody-everyday-alex-mackay/1109168818
Or Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Everybody-Everyday-Alex-Mackay/dp/140881093X
 If you need any help in the kitchen please ask me cooking questions through the Ask Alex Page.
 I am a proud patron of The Kids' Cookery School. Please click here to find out more about this wonderful charity.
Hugh Fearnly-Whittingstall's fish fight really opened my eyes. Half of all fish caught in the North Sea are thrown back dead. If you haven't joined his petition yet, please sign up here.
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