***Food TV THREAD***

[Doohickey]

Has anyone been watching Bitchin' Kitchen??

It has to be seen to be believed. It's so bad it's good.

 

[Steves1982]

No, when is it on?

 

[Glaucus]

*rant

Wtf why is food network and others starting to show cristmas crap. Aghgghhhhhjhhhhhhh

 

[bsoltan]

I was wondering the same! They've shown the same Christmas show twice today too.

 

[Meeko]

New series of Masterchef Australia starts this Sunday on Watch (Sky channel 109). Can't wait!

 

[randomshenans]

Seen that series! Downloaded them all. It was a good one, I thought!

 

[Jonny69]

*rant

Wtf why is food network and others starting to show Christmas crap. Aghgghhhhhjhhhhhhh

I came in here to rant about that!!!

 

[marc2003]

good grief they've set the bar low for the start of the new masterchef professionals series. there were some proper scumbags on tonight.

 

[MrMarvelous]

This programme is my guilty pleasure:

 

[Glaucus]

Been re watching in search of perfection this week.

Wy oh why did. Heston go on to make trash food programs that are unwatchable. Its such a good two series he should have carried on. He could do like 20series and. Would still find it interesting. And you learn a lot from them as well, even if you done use all the techniques on one dish.

 

[cheechm]

Been re watching in search of perfection this week.

Wy oh why did. Heston go on to make trash food programs that are unwatchable. Its such a good two series he should have carried on. He could do like 20series and. Would still find it interesting. And you learn a lot from them as well, even if you done use all the techniques on one dish.

I did really enjoy that series. Although have you ever tried to make any of the dishes...?!

 

[Glaucus]

I did really enjoy that series. Although have you ever tried to make any of the dishes...?!

Done the fish and chips.
Also the 24hr cooked steak, was that from that series.

But even if you dont make the actual dishes learning the science behind it makes you a better cook. You can easily use several of the underlying process easily.

 

[HeadlessChicken]

Done the fish and chips.
Also the 24hr cooked steak, was that from that series.

But even if you dont make the actual dishes learning the science behind it makes you a better cook. You can easily use several of the underlying process easily.

Yeah I'm the same. I don'r particularly like him, and vary rarely make any of his recipes to the fullest. But I do use a number of techniques that are part of his processes (a simple overnight brine of a chicken, for example, does wonders. I just then cook it normally rather than for 4 hours ).

 

[cheechm]

True. I use his star anise tip with mince based dishes.

 

[randomshenans]

I'm quite enjoying the MC profs at the moment. Some (only a couple mind) who are pretty damn good!

 

[Tummy]

Anyone else catch the Masterchef final?

 

[marc2003]

i watched pretty much the whole series and adam didn't put a foot wrong... until the final. doh.

 

[cainer]

from watching the whole series i thought Adam was going to win it, i think he did too

 

[TwsT]

mc was really good this year

Spoiler

gutted for him Steven delivered on the night though. Adam will amount to big things i have no doubt.

 

[randomshenans]

Spoiler

100% agree on that. I thought it was a fantastic year though, especially at the end there. So gutted Adam didn't smash the last meal though. I think they were too as they really liked him too. Showed they really cared this year too.