/ck/ - Food & Cooking

i fucking hate marcus wareing

Not exactly a show but I watch a Youtube channel called Fisherman's Life when he does catch and cook episodes.

>>17858714
Why? I preferred Michel Roux Jr as presenter of Masterchef: The Professionals but I have warmed to Marcus

Also been enjoying Stanley stucco: Searching for Italy. I am going to Bologna next month primarily for the food, that episode had me salivating.

Also been enjoying Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy. I am going to Bologna next month primarily for the food, that episode had me salivating.

>>17858722
just a huge condescending bastard with a stick up his arse

Oh its going to rain better put all the cooking stuff inside

>>17858734
>cnn
How much leftie politics is on this?

>>17859391
He visits a transgender commune in Bologna where they fight fascism with artisanal pasta but other than that it was fairly apolitical.

>>17858760
Most top chefs are.

I like the Rick stein ones because they're usually part of a comfy travelogue to interesting places that have interesting cuisine. I can't abide YouTube cooking channels because there's too much screeching and noise.

>>17859391
Probably none

>>17859439
Good choice anon, Rick Stein is great. I love Keith Floyd too.

https://youtu.be/HDIUaeY5O3M

Is that Varg?

>>17858684
>jamies 15 minute meals
im not joking i love that show and it genuinely taught me how to cook for myself better when i first lived alone and only had shitty satellite tv with no internet

>>17859468
Yesssss. Keith had a bit more chaotic energy (alcoholism) whereas rick is a bit more comfy and twee. They're both fantastic

>>17859468
Yep it, they're both fantastic and the right tone (for me anyway). I feel like Stein is the natural successor to Floyd but slightly less drunk.

>>17859505
>>17859504
My brother from another mother

Si from Hairy Bikers has cancer. : (

>>17859610
I meant Dave. Idk why I said Si. Dave. Has cancer. Sad. : (

>>17859613
Si had some sort of brain aneurysm a few years back. He's never been the same since.

>>17859610
Poor Dave, poor bugger. Both Si and Dave are great gents and it just feels bad

>>17859468
I was watching James Martin's show following in Floyd's footsteps in France, that's quite a nice show as well and he cooks some really straightforward things you'd have in an inn or a bistro rather than fancy chef stuff, I liked that about it. And it turns out poaching pears before making a tarte tatin is quite a good idea, so i took that from it

>>17860122
I’ll check it out thanks anon

>>17859439
Based, Rick Stein's Cornwall was fantastic.
>>17859610
That sucks. Their program is good as well

>>17858684