Michelin-starred chefs Daniel Clifford and Michael Smith discuss BBC's Great British Menu which is how they first met, the hospitality staffing crisis and why some people may think Michelin-starred restaurants are overpriced.

This is the third episode co-hosted by Daniel Clifford from two Michelin-starred, Midsummer House. He has invited six exciting guests to join him and Cara Houchen, Editor of The Staff Canteen, each week.

Our guest on this episode is Michael Smith, he is the chef owner of Michelin-starred Loch Bay Restaurant on teh Isle of Skye. He was awarded the star just 18 months after opening. We find out why the BBC wouldn't allow his dessert on Great British Menu to go out as planned, why he wanted Prue Leith to 'nibble his nuts' and why Daniel doesn't think his restaurant is expensive.

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