Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Ping's doing a peasant style dish (Mr C described a lot of Chinese food in HK being like that - it's what the older generations liked the best).
Oh right
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Ping's doing a peasant style dish (Mr C described a lot of Chinese food in HK being like that - it's what the older generations liked the best).
Mr KT was swanning around in the Mandarin Oriental on a major jolly, so I don't think he even ate Chinese food there.....apart from some noodles in the Kowloon market
How many go tonight?
crosses fingers
Originally Posted by Sprout:
How many go tonight?
one I think
yayyyyyyy Jack 
Well done, Jack
Good Jack!
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
How many go tonight?
one I think
Ta much
Angela.....that's not poncey enough
angela's does look like it's made of scraps
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh shut up Greg ...it was perfect !
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Ping's doing a peasant style dish (Mr C described a lot of Chinese food in HK being like that - it's what the older generations liked the best).
Mr KT was swanning around in the Mandarin Oriental on a major jolly, so I don't think he even ate Chinese food there.....apart from some noodles in the Kowloon market
There's a big divide between the older and younger generations out there now. This man, for all his money, eats peasant style 24/7 http://www.forbes.com/profile/li-ka-shing
Madness, eh? 
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Angela.....that's not poncey enough
exactly...doesn't matter if she can cook
They like it though, and it was scraps 
Presentation has always been Angela's downfall. Shame.
Blimey..pickled giblets
sorry.. but ping's does look impressive
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
Ping's doing a peasant style dish (Mr C described a lot of Chinese food in HK being like that - it's what the older generations liked the best).
Mr KT was swanning around in the Mandarin Oriental on a major jolly, so I don't think he even ate Chinese food there.....apart from some noodles in the Kowloon market
There's a big divide between the older and younger generations out there now. This man, for all his money, eats peasant style 24/7 http://www.forbes.com/profile/li-ka-shing
Madness, eh?
yep!
Not sure I would fancy Ping's
Ping's prettified that 100%
Originally Posted by Amythist:
Blimey..pickled giblets
That's what I thought
Originally Posted by Amythist:
Blimey..pickled giblets
heaves 
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
sorry.. but ping's does look impressive
It is.....but I wouldn't eat giblets, roasted or not
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh pass the sick bucket please 
Just give her the darn prize now !
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Not sure I would fancy Ping's
I don't
He's got that white chef's jacket on again...
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
sorry.. but ping's does look impressive
It is.....but I wouldn't eat giblets, roasted or not
me neither.. she did well though
Luke has done it too
yay Luke!
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
sorry.. but ping's does look impressive
It is.....but I wouldn't eat giblets, roasted or not
They're for making gravy out of...not pickling 
Originally Posted by Baz:
Oh pass the sick bucket please Just give her the darn prize now !
Or, shag her and get it over with
Originally Posted by Cosmopolitan:
He's got that white chef's jacket on again...
he's cleaning when they leave
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Kaytee:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
sorry.. but ping's does look impressive
It is.....but I wouldn't eat giblets, roasted or not
They're for making gravy out of...not pickling
no, that's what bisto gravy granules are for. Giblets are for lining the bin.