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Jamie Oliver
I just arrived back in the UK a couple of days ago, having been living abroad for a few years.
Self-isolating for 2 weeks is giving me an opportunity to reacquaint with the delights of British television, and this post is just to direct folk towards Jamie Oliver's show on Channel 4, weekdays at 5.30pm. I love this guy, terrific genuine warm personality, and great simple and tasty recipes for families stuck at home. Highly recommended!
Self-isolating for 2 weeks is giving me an opportunity to reacquaint with the delights of British television, and this post is just to direct folk towards Jamie Oliver's show on Channel 4, weekdays at 5.30pm. I love this guy, terrific genuine warm personality, and great simple and tasty recipes for families stuck at home. Highly recommended!
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Is he guy that Iives in a shed at the end of Sarfthend Pier?
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Re: Jamie Oliver
His ten minute meals always take me and the wife an hour and a half to make...hes a tosser
Re: Jamie Oliver
The time stated for the meals should include time taken to wash up ! Fraud !
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Re: Jamie Oliver
puckerchekhov wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 6:11 pmI just arrived back in the UK a couple of days ago, having been living abroad for a few years.
Self-isolating for 2 weeks is giving me an opportunity to reacquaint with the delights of British television, and this post is just to direct folk towards Jamie Oliver's show on Channel 4, weekdays at 5.30pm. I love this guy, terrific genuine warm personality, and great simple and tasty recipes for families stuck at home. Highly recommended!
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Re: Jamie Oliver
You know you've been watching Jamie Oliver too much when you add olive oil to your Pot Noodle.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
shes a tart!
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Re: Jamie Oliver
I don't mind him, until he turns into a douchebag.
You'll be watching him thinking "oh he's alright, why don't I watch this" then he'll go completely over the top whilst opening a bag of pasta or dancing whilst tossing something in a pan which immediately makes me think "what an absolute ****" and turn it off.
...oh and why's he gotta serve everything on his nans **** mismatched plates and knackered chopping boards?!
You'll be watching him thinking "oh he's alright, why don't I watch this" then he'll go completely over the top whilst opening a bag of pasta or dancing whilst tossing something in a pan which immediately makes me think "what an absolute ****" and turn it off.
...oh and why's he gotta serve everything on his nans **** mismatched plates and knackered chopping boards?!
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Re: Jamie Oliver
He's a money grabbing, self promoting two hat.
BTW, he clawed back all his investment 6 months prior to his restaurant chain folding. Funny that.
Then there's him wanting an £80k attendance fee to promote the local secondary school's drive on healthy eating.
Looks like he has dirty, ill manicured hands too!
BTW, he clawed back all his investment 6 months prior to his restaurant chain folding. Funny that.
Then there's him wanting an £80k attendance fee to promote the local secondary school's drive on healthy eating.
Looks like he has dirty, ill manicured hands too!
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I can't say I'm a fan either.HollandsPies wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 7:09 pmHe's a money grabbing, self promoting two hat.
BTW, he clawed back all his investment 6 months prior to his restaurant chain folding. Funny that.
Then there's him wanting an £80k attendance fee to promote the local secondary school's drive on healthy eating.
Looks like he has dirty, ill manicured hands too!
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Didn't he once appear on the pitch at HT at Rotherham/Barnsley? and ask the fans not to eat pies. He ended up in tears due to the less than positive reaction he received.
Or have I dreamt that...?
Or have I dreamt that...?
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Bit of a kn*b end.
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I would love it to be true.Transpennine wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 7:36 pmDidn't he once appear on the pitch at HT at Rotherham/Barnsley? and ask the fans not to eat pies. He ended up in tears due to the less than positive reaction he received.
Or have I dreamt that...?
I've a couple of his books. Some decent recipes and they are easy to follow. I've never been keen on him as a TV personality and it's years since I watched him on TV. Hairy Bikers - they come across as a great bunch of lads.
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Yea all two of em....they are a great bunch of ladsBilly Balfour wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 8:04 pmI would love it to be true.
I've a couple of his books. Some decent recipes and they are easy to follow. I've never been keen on him as a TV personality and it's years since I watched him on TV. Hairy Bikers - they come across as a great bunch of lads.
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Anyone watch the food channel?
Man v Food?
Man v Food?
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Bloody hell Steve is there anyone on TV you like ...
Oh yeah you have a hard spot for Kathy Burke
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Really? She can twist my melons anytime.....beauty is more than skin deep
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Good actress is KB , played sax on Baker St as well
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Re: Jamie Oliver
The John Lennon song " woman" was all about our Kathy.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Lots of small suppliers went under when his Jamie restaurants went bust.
He could have paid them out but refused to saying the suppliers were owed by his now defunct businesses
As a Food teacher I have to agree making meals from Jamies 15 min or 30 min cook books is impossible
He could have paid them out but refused to saying the suppliers were owed by his now defunct businesses
As a Food teacher I have to agree making meals from Jamies 15 min or 30 min cook books is impossible
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I’d never eat anything that he made, it’d be full of saliva.
The lispy prick.
The lispy prick.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
The dish is ruined if you don't sprinkle your herbs "from a height".
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Hairy bikers are a pair of fat gets.
and not in the least funny.
and not in the least funny.
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I've never seen the attraction either for him or for TV that just shows people cooking food. Given we have all to remain in splendid isolation other wise I would have invited you all round to my place to watch me cook my mince tonight. Can't see it being particularly riveting though.
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You never seen Nigella cook food Corky ?Corky wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 8:49 amI've never seen the attraction either for him or for TV that just shows people cooking food. Given we have all to remain in splendid isolation other wise I would have invited you all round to my place to watch me cook my mince tonight. Can't see it being particularly riveting though.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
The problem with cooking programmes is they always list things that no bugger has got in the cupboard.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
Slavering pwick.
I enjoyed a good deal of schadenfreude when, after telling people they could make healthy pasta dishes for cheap, they then refused to pay through the nose for pretty much the same shite in his eateries.
Having also heard how his business tends to fail to deal with toxic bullying kitchen environments, i'll shed no tears over his failures.
I enjoyed a good deal of schadenfreude when, after telling people they could make healthy pasta dishes for cheap, they then refused to pay through the nose for pretty much the same shite in his eateries.
Having also heard how his business tends to fail to deal with toxic bullying kitchen environments, i'll shed no tears over his failures.
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Re: Jamie Oliver
I have watched her shows never noticed her cooking though
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