Baz posted:Syd posted:What would you cook Baz?
Whatever M& s had on offer
When we had people round I used to cook a curry , or a chilli ....
Good idea, one pot and rice to look after............
Syd posted:Baz posted:Syd posted:Baz posted:Guy with the top knot is very easy on the eye
I know, I was thinking he is cute.......good job I had girls if I had a son he would get away with murder.....
My Grandson only has to smile at me.....
I've got 5 grandsons ....sadly two of them we never see 
I bet the one with a top knot is a right little Herbert when his Mum is not watching......
That Duck looks yummy.........
Oh noooooooooooo tough duck but tasty plums.....
Oh no....The 'Erberts have gone....
Off to TV thread....
Bumping for tonight. In this programme, the Kings from south west London compete against the Codougan family from Northamptonshire. The King family motto is 'backbone', and they are hoping that this approach, along with their favourite home-cooked dishes, will earn them a place in the semi-finals.
Standing in their way are the Codougans - a mother, son and daughter combo who want to impress the judges with their spicy Caribbean-inspired food.
El Loro posted:Bumping for tonight. In this programme, the Kings from south west London compete against the Codougan family from Northamptonshire. The King family motto is 'backbone', and they are hoping that this approach, along with their favourite home-cooked dishes, will earn them a place in the semi-finals.
Standing in their way are the Codougans - a mother, son and daughter combo who want to impress the judges with their spicy Caribbean-inspired food.
Thanks El Loro ....Iâll be there 
El Loro posted:Although the viewing ratings are well short of Bake Off they are just over 1.5 million each week so fair for BBC2 and a similar number to Only Connect (since that was moved to Friday).
Itâs certainly grown on me There is also a new programme I keep seeing advertised about Celebs in Italy ...think it starts on 29th ...but canât remember what itâs called
Baz, it's A Celebrity Taste of Italy which is on Channel 5 at 21.00 on the 29th. It's a 4 part series.
The latest offshoot of The Real Exotic Marigold Hotel genre packs five senior celebs off to Tuscany to learn how to cook. Theyâre âcharactersâ, of course: Rula Lenska flirts constantly and Johnny Ball confesses he canât even boil cornflakes, while Green Goddess Diana Moran brings an astonishing number of visors in different colours.
They do a lot less grumbling than the Marigold lot, though, stumbling their way good-naturedly through shopping trips, cooking lessons and exercise classes without a cross word or hint of irritation. Maybe that will come. Although when youâre eating luscious food in a luxurious villa surrounded by glorious Italian scenery, why complain?
Summary
Actors Ian Lavender and Rula Lenska, travel reporter Judith Chalmers, TV mathmatician Johnny Ball and fitness guru Diana Moran learn about the culture and cuisine of Tuscany. After settling into their shared villa, the celebs help prepare a classic Italian lunch featuring chicken liver pate, bread, cheese and fresh vegetables. While Rula, Ian and Judith enjoy the sights of the medieval town of Corton, Johnny and Diana procure items for their next meal. Later, Judith, Johnny and Rula fish for carp and tench on Lake Trasimeno, allowing Rula the chance to flirt with a local fisherman.
Baz posted:El Loro posted:Sounds a bit like a celebrity version of BBC's Second Chance Summer: Tuscany.
Yes, that what I thought ....thanks El Loro
Done
El Loro posted:Baz posted:El Loro posted:Sounds a bit like a celebrity version of BBC's Second Chance Summer: Tuscany.
Yes, that what I thought ....thanks El Loro
Done
Baz posted:Whoops ...wrong thread
Evening Baz 
Baz posted:Donât like Mr Cadogan !
