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Nigel Slater SS

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  • 03-11-2010 11:05am
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    ntlbell
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    I couldn't find a thread on this

    for anyone interested Nigel Slaters simple suppers series 2 starts tonight on bbc 1 at 8.30


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    Eviledna
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    Argh! Just noticed this at 20.59. Argh!

    Thanks anyway!


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    Dizzyblonde
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    I'll definitely be making the cheesy apple pie - it looked delicious :)


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    ntlbell
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    Dizzyblonde wrote: »
    I'll definitely be making the cheesy apple pie - it looked delicious :)

    Mouth watering, If my oven wasn't on the blink I would have done it last night :pac:


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    huskerdu
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    It was the mackerel that had my mouth watering.

    He does have a knack of bringing out the joy of food and cooking making you want to cook.


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    Dizzyblonde
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    huskerdu wrote: »
    It was the mackerel that had my mouth watering.

    He does have a knack of bringing out the joy of food and cooking making you want to cook.

    Are you talking about Hugh Fearnsley Whittingstall last night? I saw that too and I'd have mugged him for one of those mackerel sandwiches.


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    huskerdu
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    Dizzyblonde wrote: »
    Are you talking about Hugh Fearnsley Whittingstall last night? I saw that too and I'd have mugged him for one of those mackerel sandwiches.


    No, Nigel Slater on Wed night. I'm a big fan of Nigel, His cookery books
    are really good.

    Not too bothered about Hugh.


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    Dizzyblonde
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    huskerdu wrote: »
    No, Nigel Slater on Wed night. I'm a big fan of Nigel, His cookery books
    are really good.

    Not too bothered about Hugh.

    Ah sorry, I missed the end of Nigel's programme - I have his Real Food book and use it quite a bit. I love his passion for food.


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    ntlbell
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    Dizzyblonde wrote: »
    Ah sorry, I missed the end of Nigel's programme - I have his Real Food book and use it quite a bit. I love his passion for food.

    You should grab appitite if you like real food, fantastic book.


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