Internationally known celebrity chef Daniel Green is a powerhouse in infomercials and live shopping, having sold over 20 million Gotham Steel pans and launched the successful Rice Robot campaign. With over 20,000 hours of live broadcasting reaching 91 million homes and generating over $1 billion in sales, he has become one of the most successful direct response personalities of the past decade, collaborating on screen with renowned chefs.
Award-winning author of 14 cookbooks selling millions worldwide, Daniel specializes in healthy eating and lasting weight loss, having personally lost 65lbs years ago and maintained it. A regular on the Hallmark Channel and having had a prominent presence on Food Network, he has served as a judge on two series, Kitchen Inferno and Food Fortunes. Daniel designs menus for top hotels and airlines across the globe, including the 2026 Waldorf Astoria Doha “Line Green Health Dining” and The Pool House with Daniel Green at the Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur. His expertise has also been featured on BBC, NBC, UK Food, Discovery, Travel Channel, ABC, CBS, and many more.
Daniel is known as a Host on Live TV Shopping with over 13,000 hours of live broadcasting in 91 million homes. More recently, Daniel has exploded in the Direct response world with his pans “Gotham Steel” selling millions as one of the most successful infomercials for the past decade. Daniel has built recognition with his peers and filming with personalities such as Curtis Stone, Paula Deen, Joan Rivers, Andrew Zimmern, and many more. Daniel has prepared private dinners for the likes of the eldest Princess of Thailand, US Ambassadors, and people that love food that is low in carbohydrates, fats, calories but full of flavor. It’s guilt-free food as he says.
‘Fat is not flavor’ is his motto. That’s a cop-out that chefs use. Traveling the world, Daniel finds ways to adapt food so no one feels they are on a diet, just have brilliant food. His books include the PALEO diet and healthy eating for lower cholesterol have sold millions…
Daniel is known as a Host on Live TV Shopping with over 13,000 hours of live broadcasting in 91 million homes. More recently, Daniel has exploded in the Direct response world with his pans “Gotham Steel” selling millions as one of the most successful infomercials for the past decade. Daniel has built recognition with his peers and filming with personalities such as Curtis Stone, Paula Deen, Joan Rivers, Andrew Zimmern, and many more. Daniel has prepared private dinners for the likes of the eldest Princess of Thailand, US Ambassadors, and people that love food that is low in carbohydrates, fats, calories but full of flavor. It’s guilt-free food as he says.
‘Fat is not flavor’ is his motto. That’s a cop-out that chefs use. Traveling the world, Daniel finds ways to adapt food so no one feels they are on a diet, just have brilliant food. His books include the PALEO diet and healthy eating for lower cholesterol have sold millions…
DANIEL’S PREVIOUS AND CURRENT CLIENTS WORLDWIDE








Featured recipe – a personal favourite of Daniel’s
Sun-dried tomato omelettewith Mexican salsa
When I spent time in Mexico, I discovered how salsas are such a greataccompaniment to eggs. They’re so fresh and spicy and make a fantasticbreakfast or brunch, especially in the summer.
153 calories | 10.3g fat | 2.7g saturates | 0.3g sugar | 0.9g salt | 15.5g protein | 0.2g fibre
Serves 2
4 eggs
2 egg whites
Sea salt and freshly ground
Black pepper
40g sun-dried tomatoes in
olive oil, drained andfinely sliced
2 spring onions, sliced
For the salsa
4 plum tomatoes, deseeded and finely chopped
6 fresh basil leaves, finely chopped
Ahandful of fresh coriander leaves, finely chopped
white onion, finely chopped
Juice of lime
1 small Jalapeno pepper, finely chopped
Tip

Instructions
1. First make the salsa: Place all the ingredients in a large bowl and mix together well.
2. Break the eggs into a bowl, lightly season and beat together with a fork.
3. Place a frying pan on a high heat, spray with a little olive oil and add the eggs, tilting the pan to spread the mix evenly over the base, and lower the heat to medium. After a minute or two, use a spatula to pull the outer edges of the omelette into the centre. The liquid, uncooked egg, will fill the space and ensure the omelette cooks evenly and the base doesn’t burn.
4. When almost all the egg is cooked, add the sun-dried tomato, then use a spatula again to flip one side of the omelette over so it is folded in half. Take off the heat, rest for 30 seconds and then serve immediately with the salsa on the side.

