Absolutely thrilled for our judge @chefclaresmyth and @corebyclaresmyth winning three Michelin stars in the 2021 guide. And also a huge well done to @helenedarroze @helenedarrozeconnaught 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 for her three stars. Also congratulations to @satbains1 who gained a sustainabilty award, as did @lenclume which has seen many a @roux_scholarship winner and finalist pass through its ranks. So great to have some good news for so many restaurants in what is a very tricky time. Great presentation @michelinguide @davinamccall @gwendalpoullennec 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻#michelinreveal #michelinguide2021 
Posted @withregram • @michel_roux_jr The Roux family is very touched by all your messages of love and support. As many of you have requested and in memory of Chef Albert's passion and dedication to the hospitality industry which has been badly affected over the last year, the family kindly requests that in place of flowers donations are made to @hospitalityaction We have opened an online condolence book : www.le-gavroche.co.uk/albert-roux-obe 
Thank you for everyone’s kind words about Chef Albert today. His legacy will live on through the thousands of chefs he trained and inspired. #rip #albertroux #rouxscholarship 
« The Roux family has announced the sad passing of Albert Roux, OBE, KFO, who had been unwell for a while, at the age 85 on 4th January 2021. Albert is credited, along with his late brother Michel Roux, with starting London’s culinary revolution with the opening of Le Gavroche in 1967. His son, @michel_roux_jr, says that Albert’s sheer love of life and passion for making people happy through his food will be greatly missed: “He was a mentor for so many people in the hospitality industry, and a real inspiration to budding chefs, including me.” The Roux family have requested that their privacy at this time be respected. » 
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing regulations, the Roux family has decided to further postpone the 2020 Roux Scholarship regional and national finals, due to take place in Birmingham and London. This follows their earlier announcement in July to reconvene the 2020 Roux Scholarship in March 2021. These dates (March 4th/29th) are now cancelled.⠀ ⠀ Chairman Alain Roux said: “The health and welfare of our fantastic participants, as well as all stakeholders and guests, remains our highest priority. With no end to the current limitations in sight and in view of the ongoing uncertainty, postponement is the only safe option. We appreciate everyone’s brilliant support as we work through this. We cannot wait to find our 2020/21 scholar.”⠀ ⠀ Co Chairman Michel Roux Jr said: “We are disappointed at having to delay, yet again, the finale of this year’s competition but we are all facing unprecedented challenges. New dates for the regional finals and national final will be communicated in due course. We remain committed to maintaining the high quality and experience of the semi-finals, national final and award ceremony. Our determination to see this competition through remains undimmed.” ⠀ ⠀ We cannot wait to have our finalists, both returning competitors (such as Michael Cruickshank, pictured) and first-time finalists, compete when it is safe to do so. #rouxscholarship #rouxscholarship2020 
Check out today’s @thetimes for recipes by Roux Scholar 2017 @lukeselbychef and his brothers @nathanielselby @theoselby @evelynstable Posted @withregram • @lukeselbychef Familiar faces in today’s @thetimes - thank you so much for the lovely article! . @evelynstable @theoselby @nathanielselby