

Desai and his five fellow finalists had to cook "Brill Chérubin" a classic French fish recipe. This also involved making a hollandaise sauce, tomato fondue and spinach croquettes. The recipe was only given to them 45 minutes before the first competitor started cooking.
The Scholar also becomes a member of the elite Roux Scholars Club, which meets on a regular basis for educational trips and events, and forms a unique networking opportunity.
The judges, which included the Roux family, Heston Blumenthal, Andrew Fairlie, David Nicholls, Gary Rhodes, and Brian Turner, were joined this year by guest judge Richard Vines.
The Roux Scholarship is supported by a number of other companies including British Airways, Castello Monte Vibiano Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Caterer & Hotelkeeper, Direct Seafoods, L'Unico, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, The Winterbourne Charitable Trust and Yes Chef! magazine.
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