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The Great British Menu (BBC) kicked off its 17th season this month. Not MasterChef: The Professionals, nor own-brand MasterChef, nor The Great British Bake Off, GBM’s USP is asking notable chefs nationwide to prepare dinner a Huge Dinner at Ally Pally. New judges are in charge: chefs Tom Kerridge and Nisha Katona, and comic Ed Gamble (from the Off Menu podcast), while Andi Oliver stays the host on the cross.