Aldo Zilli: Last News

Nothing beats a good Scottish chippy. Everyone has their local favourite that they claim is the best around, but one organisation is set to crown a winner later this month.

HE’S cooked for more celebrities than most of us have had hot dinners.  And following his exciting return to the London restaurant scene after a decade away, top chef Aldo Zilli has been reminiscing about the old days. Italian-born Aldo, a former food writer for The Sun, opened his first ­restaurant in London’s Soho in the 1980s and it quickly became a popular hotspot for celebs including Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, fellow pop star George Michael, supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell and Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney.

This year's Scottish Italian Awards have taken place as cafes, restaurants and delis across the country were crowned as the best of 2022.

Some households may be looking for ways to save money in the kitchen as both energy bills and shopping prices rise.

A huge food and drink festival celebrating Italian cuisine with a roll call of celebrity chefs is returning to Cathedral Gardens for the August Bank Holiday weekend. It’ll be the fifth Festa Italiana, which is organised by Salvi’s, the family-run restaurant with sites in the Northern Quarter, Corn Exchange and more recently Deansgate Square.

Channel 4 show Celebrity Hunted with Express.co.uk.The rugby star spoke candidly on the red carpet for Nordoff Robbins Legends of Rugby Dinner. Martin, 56, is no stranger to reality TV, having appeared on shows like Celebrity Come Dine With Me and even the first ever series of Strictly Come Dancing. When asked on the red carpet if he would be up for doing more shows in the future, he confirmed that he would. “Yes, I love doing reality TV!” he said. “I did Celebrity Hunted a while back and the series has just come back out again.”While Martin was positive about his experience of reality TV, the sports star admitted that it wasn’t all positive. “It was very stressful, the most stressful 11 days of my life!” the star said of the Channel 4 show. “When you’re being hunted by the hunters for the whole week, your body doesn’t realise what’s real and what’s not real. “You just realise you’re being chased,” he added ominously. Martin appeared on the 2019 series of Celebrity Hunted alongside fellow rugby legend Gavin Henson.The pair were also joined by the likes of Stanley Johnson and Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo, who appeared on the 2017 series of I'm a Celebrity.Celebrity chefs Aldo Zilli & Jean-Christophe Novelli were also in the mix, while former TOWIE stars and best friends Lucy Mecklenburgh and Lydia Bright completed the line-up.Martin was inducted into the Rugby League Hall of Fame in 2013 after an incredibly successful career in the sport.The athlete played for English league clubs Wigan, London Broncos, Widnes and Salford City Reds, while in Australia, he also played for Sydney's Eastern Suburbs and St.

A top pizza chef at a Lanarkshire takeaway tasted success as he earned the title of creating “Scotland’s best pizza” at a highly-respected national awards ceremony.

While most eight year olds would probably brand the likes of chicken nuggets, pizza and chips as their favourite foods, Prince George apparently has a more sophisticated palette. According to celebrity chef Aldo Zilli, Prince George is quite fond of Italian food but a classic Margherita pizza isn’t his go-to meal, like most eight year olds.

A three-day food and drink festival is headed to Stockport town centre from September 4 to 5, 2021.

The Chase Celebrity's repeat on Sunday saw TOWIE star Joey Essex take part and show off his general knowledge skills, or lack thereof.

AFTER five long weeks of ­gruelling challenges, the remaining Celebrity MasterChef contestants are battling it out to be this year’s champion. Because of a crunched-down telly schedule – due to the 2020 TV Baftas airing on Friday – viewers will watch the ­second semi-final and the final back to back tomorrow night.

CHEF Aldo Zilli has turned his home into a drive-in cinema and is even providing food for the customers. Mr Zilli, 64, has teamed up with Flix Drive In to provide the unforgettable experience post lockdown.