@*mollie* posted:think Lottie's little tart looks awful..
Yes, it wasn’t even a tart !
Mark might go? Linda probably sadly
but they work well...not as fragile either
@Kaytee posted:Unfair on those that made them themselves
very unfair-needs to be more blind judging
@Kaytee posted:It was a right mess.....but she'll dodge the chop
as always
@Rocking Ros Rose posted:very unfair-needs to be more blind judging
Yes
she is always tossing her hair around at the end
Bye Linda, this was not your week
thanks for the company all
@Saint posted:Is Linda wearing a Fenwick's blouse?
like Fenwicks
I liked Linda..a REAL cook IMO......
Glad to see you all keeping yourselves 'on-line'..... xxx
That was so enjoyable thanks for your company and night night 
i like lottie 
@Baz posted:Ok, do ya thing El
I was waiting for Kiki's delivery service but got spirited away.
If you know Studio Ghibli films, it won't surprise you that it's a first for Bake Off, a Japanese week episode.
Signature round is steamed buns. In which it turns out that Paul Hollywood loathes gherkins.
Technical round involves a recipe with mulitple layers.
Showstopper round is themed around kawaii. That's the Japanese word for cute. (no known evidence that the Japanese language has any connection with the Hawaiian language by the way).
@El Loro posted:
I was waiting for Kiki's delivery service but got spirited away.
If you know Studio Ghibli films, it won't surprise you that it's a first for Bake Off, a Japanese week episode.
Signature round is steamed buns. In which it turns out that Paul Hollywood loathes gherkins.
Technical round involves a recipe with mulitple layers.
Showstopper round is themed around kawaii. That's the Japanese word for cute. (no known evidence that the Japanese language has any connection with the Hawaiian language by the way).
Thanks El
When I hear Kiki though I think of the cat in a children’s programme ....the name of which escapes me