Reply to: Prick with fork

[vetran]

New Korean Leader?

qh

how dare you say our glorious leader has a big arse?


No this is the Xoggy Friendly celeb with a huge arse and quite a big botty.

[quackhandle]

it was him or Kim big arse!

New Korean Leader?

qh

[LondonManc]

@LM, its a shame you cannot change the title, many posters most probably thought this thread was about MarillionFan.

Nuff said:

[d000hg]

I'm sure DA or someone will be along soon to comment on his champagne socialism, narcissistic faux-compassion, etc, but from hearing him do lots of interviews he seems like a nice chap.

I've been to his 15 in London 2 or 3 times - I think the original one(?) and been impressed. Though I've heard less good things about the Italian chain.

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Whatever one thinks of him, he has at least raised awareness, along with HFW, of where our food comes from and for that I have to take my hat off to the man.

Never been to any of his restaurants though.

Only slebby one I ever went to (and this was really before the days of celebrity chefs) was The Malsters Arms up some creek near Totnes when it was run by Keith Floyd.

I seem to remember he had some kind of dosshouse where you could kip if you were too plastered to make it back home again.

[MrMarkyMark]

@LM, its a shame you cannot change the title, many posters most probably thought this thread was about MarillionFan.

[LondonManc]

Gives new meaning to adding a knob of butter.

You also need to make sure he needs a poo and doesn't knead a poo.

[Pondlife]

Yes, there's nothing worse than a chef making your dinner with his tackle out

Gives new meaning to adding a knob of butter.

[northernladyuk]

Haddock as well, so I've heard

He said he had one the other day when he wasn't in the mood.

[MrMarkyMark]

The old man's taste includes oysters and snails.

Haddock as well, so I've heard

[northernladyuk]

I reckon virtually every paella you see in the supermarket has chorizo in it, and it generally seems common in restaurants and pop-up food places.

English people don't like snails.

The old man's taste includes oysters and snails.

[d000hg]

I reckon virtually every paella you see in the supermarket has chorizo in it, and it generally seems common in restaurants and pop-up food places.

English people don't like snails.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

I have no idea whether the recipe is any good (admittedly it doesn't look recognisably like paella to me) but:

a) There might be traditional versions of a recipe but recipes evolve all the time
b) I'm sure there are many variations of paella in Spain that do not bare resemblance to traditional or "original" paella
c) I like chorizo in paella
d) I'm sure multi-millionaire Jamie Oliver really cares what you think about his recipe

[vetran]

Allowed Nick Clegg to use him to big up his agenda on Education, by forcing "healthy" meals on all schools.

and that is a bad thing?

[MaryPoppins]

Its a load of bollocks, he's not the first and won't be the last to add chorizo paella, Valencian paella is primarily chicken and/or rabbit, but you don't see the same backlash over the thousands of seafood recipes

Thank goodness for google