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Martin Hadden
Martin Hadden
Occupation	Group Executive Chef
Employer	Historic Sussex Hotels

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Martin Hadden is a Roux Scholarship winner, Group Executive Chef for Historic Sussex Hotels in Sussex, United Kingdom^[1]

He was awarded a coverted Michelin Star for his restaurant, The Priory House in 2001 after buying it with the intention of winning one.

Biography[edit]

Roux Scholarship[edit]

In 1989 Martin Hadden won a scholarship to be trained with the french chef Michel Roux when he was aged just 19^[2].

He was the 6th person to win the scholarship since it was started in 1984, and he was one of the youngest chefs to win the scholarship.

Michelin Star[edit]

In 2001 Martin Hadden won a Michelin Star for his Stoke-Sub-Hamdon (Somerset) restaurant, The Priory House.

Ironically, he had just bought the restaurant with the intention of winning a Star when he learnt that he had won a Michelin star for Ockenden Manor, where he had been the head chef.^[3]

Food Experimentation[edit]

In June 2009 Martin Hadden and the Head Chef of The Bailiffscourt Hotel, Russell Williams decided to try to cure their own parma-style hams by hanging them in the trees on the grounds of the Bailiffscourt Hotel in Climping with varied success^[4].

Currently the hams are not for public consumption, but the experimentation continues^[5].

Catering Career[edit]

Bailiffscourt Hotel - Group Executive Chef (Part of Historic Sussex Hotels) in Climping^[6]
Spread Eagle Hotel - Group Executive Chef (Part of Historic Sussex Hotels)
Ockenden Manor - Group Executive Chef (Previously Head Chef) (Awarded a Michelin Star just after Martin Hadden resigned as Head Chef)

Halcyon Hotel - Head Chef ^[7]
The Priory House - Owner (Awarded a Michelin Star while he owned it)^[8]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Historic Sussex Hotels

Category:Michelin Guide starred chefs Category:Living people Category:Restaurateurs Category:Chefs

[1] ttp://www.easier.com/48382-ockenden-manor-retains-michelin-star.html

[2] ttp://www.rouxscholarship.co.uk/past_winners/MartinHadden.php

[3] ttp://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2001/feb/11/life1.lifemagazine9

[4] ttp://www.littlehamptongazette.co.uk/news/local/hotel_branches_out_to_find_a_cure_from_sea_air_1_3373500

[5] ttp://placestovisitsussex.co.uk/business/hams-in-the-trees

[6] ttp://www.metro.co.uk/lifestyle/836192-selsey-lobsters-and-crabs-provide-a-taste-sensation

[7] ttp://thedevilsmenu.com/about/

[8] ttp://www.caterersearch.com/Articles/31/10/2002/45542/39Bored39-Hadden-seeks-buyer-for-Priory-House.htm

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