Antony Worrall Thompson, actually known as Henry Antony Cardew Worrall Thompson, is a chef, restaurateur, television and media personality from Britain.
Professional Life of Chef Antony Worrall Thompson
Born in Stratford Upon Avon in United Kingdom in 1951, Thompson attended the Kings School at Canterbury. A face injury, when he was sixteen while playing rugby in school, disfigured his face which was rectifed through a plastic surgery at the age of 21 after which he took to cooking as his occupation. He pursued hotel management from the Westminster College, London and trained at various hotels in Essex. In 1979, Antony Worrall Thompson became the head chef at the Brinlkey's Restaurant at Fulham Road London and worked for one year in the capacity. The next year he took a break, moved to France, travelled over the country and studied the local cuisine. Thereafter he got into pan-making buisiness partnering with another person called Hassan. In 1981, he began his first restaurant called Ménage à Trois specialized in making and serving puddings and starters. Wiz and Woz at West London and Metro at Jersey were other specialty restaurants begun by him. In 2006 he became the Catering Director at the Old Luxters Barn, in Buckinghamshire.
Achievements of Chef Antony Worrall Thompson
In 1987 Antony Worrall Thompson won the esteemed award Meilleur Ouvrier de Grande Bretagne (MOGB) - the chef's Oscar from the Academy of Culinary Arts in recognition of his unique cooking talents.
In 1988 he was the winner at the Mouton Rothschild Menu Competition.
Egon Ronay's Guide featured Chef Antony's restaurant with two stars in 1991.
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