As summer ends and autumn begins, fresh sweetcorn and venison are both in their prime. Sally Abé's venison faggots are enriched with prunes, lardo, bacon and chicken livers, served with blowtorched kernels, crispy shallots and a silky sweetcorn purée.
From Michelin-starred kitchens to opening her first solo restaurant, Teal, in Hackney, Sally Abé has become one of Britain's most recognisable chefs. Known for her modern approach to traditional British cooking, she's equally recognised for her outspoken advocacy for women in hospitality.
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