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Jeju’s Bakehouse owner added to BATCH: Edinburgh bill

Maybole-based microbaker Ameena Nur has joined the guest line up for the Real Bread Campaign’s networking and fundraising feast evening at Cafe St. Honoré on 18 June.

Photo © Ameena Nur / Jeju's Bakehouse

Photo © Ameena Nur / Jeju's Bakehouse

Having graduated in 2017 with an Advanced Diploma in Artisan Baking from The School of Artisan Food, Ameena launched her South Ayrshire microbakery in November that year. Since then, she has already been named most promising newcomer by The Prince’s Trust Scotland and chosen as a Real Bread Campaign ambassador.

Ameena will be giving a short talk between courses at the feast, joining previously announced guests chef Pam Brunton (Inver Restaurant), chef Neil Forbes (Cafe St Honoré, BBC Radio Scotland, The Scotsman) and Andrew Whitley (co-founder of Bread Matters, Real Bread Campaign and Scotland the Bread).

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Published Tuesday 23 April 2019

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