Food for Heroes - What Would You Feed Your Hero? The Official Help for Heroes Cook Book Submitted by: Accent Press Wednesday, 20 May 2009
WHAT would you feed your hero? It’s the ultimate dinner-party quiz question and for Prime Minister Gordon Brown it would be a "Chequers Steak Pie” served to Scottish athlete Eric “Chariots of Fire” Liddell. But TV presenter Fern Britton would serve a warm and tasty gooseberry crumble to all the injured servicemen and women and the people who help them get their lives back on track. The Prime Minister and his political rival David Cameron join a list of more than 80 celebrities, politicians, celebrity chefs, sporting heroes, war veterans and serving military personnel to reveal the food they would serve up to their personal heroes in new charity cookbook Food For Heroes (http://www.foodforheroes.co.uk). After witnessing the plight of wounded soldiers in Iraq, Squadron Leader Jon Pullen returned from his tour of duty in Basra and decided he wanted to help servicemen and women like them. He founded an enthusiastic team of service people who set about asking more than 100 celebrities and servicemen and women what would you feed your hero? Published by independent publisher Accent Press Ltd (http://www.accentpress.co.uk) to coincide with the first Armed Forces Day on June 27, 2009,Food For Heroes (http://www.foodforheroes.co.uk) is the cookery book equivalent of the X Factor chart-topping single Hero. All profits from the book are being donated to the Help for Heroes (http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk) charity set up to help wounded military personnel. Full list of Contributors: Political Figures Gordon Brown MP - Prime Minister David Cameron MP - Leader of the Conservative Party Nick Clegg MP - Leader of the Liberal Democrats John Hutton MP - Secretary of State for Defence Stephen Ladyman MP - MP for South Thanet Tony Blair - Former Prime Minister Personalities Kate Adie – Journalist Dame Eileen Atkins - Writer and Actress Bryn Parry - Co-Founder and Chief Executive of Help for Heroes Jane Wenham-Jones - Author and Journalist Paula Wilcox – Actress
Page 1 Aisleyne - Businesswoman and Fashion Designer Simon Weston OBE - Former Welsh Guardsman Dame Judi Dench - TV and Film Actress Edward Fox – Actor