It is so ridiculous because spaghetti hoops are perfectly acceptable and delicious as they are. For the love of God put them on some bloody toast and be done with it.Mate. No.
Totally bizarre.The spaghetti hoops would be mush.... Just buy a bag of dried pasta and save the hoops for something else (and actually use the sauce on them!"
You'd think she was sponsored by Heinz or something, the amount of times she suggests rinsing spaghetti hoops instead of just, you know ... making pasta - except that what she does to their poor little hoops is such a travesty I'm sure they wouldn't touch her with a bargepole.It is so ridiculous because spaghetti hoops are perfectly acceptable and delicious as they are. For the love of God put them on some bloody toast and be done with it.
Wonderful, thank you. Where can I find your tip jar?Free recipe ,- you're welcome!
If I was Mr Bourdain, I’d be instructing my Solicitor to get her to remove that from her SM forthwith! Misrepresentation of the highest order!It's Bourdain mash, Lenny. Pay attention.
There is nothing better in this life than a slice of soft white bread (pref. Warburton's toastie) slathered with salted butter, folded in the middle and stuffed with Walker's cheese and onion crisps. Fold, squish, devour.Can't agree with you on the crisps though …………………. on their own yes (Tyrells are my favourites) but never in a sandwich
Sadly Bourdain died by his own hand a few years ago - which is what makes Jack's appropriation of his name to sell her 'depressipes' all the more disgusting.If I was Mr Bourdain, I’d be instructing my Solicitor to get her to remove that from her SM forthwith! Misrepresentation of the highest order!
As usual a dramatic back story, surely if you couldn’t be bothered to boil water you would just eat the spaghetti hoops as they are ?Mate. No.
Also Heinz would be too fancy for herYou'd think she was sponsored by Heinz or something, the amount of times she suggests rinsing spaghetti hoops instead of just, you know ... making pasta - except that what she does to their poor little hoops is such a travesty I'm sure they wouldn't touch her with a bargepole.
Oh, yeah, it would have to be Asda's own brand spaghetti hoops, right enough!Also Heinz would be too fancy for her
It’s not even economical - even own brand spaghetti hoops are pennies less than a bag of pasta, factor in the hoops being 1 serving versus the bag of pasta making several meals and all of a sudden it’s looking quite fancyIt is so ridiculous because spaghetti hoops are perfectly acceptable and delicious as they are. For the love of God put them on some bloody toast and be done with it.
She does like to rinse food though, doesn't she?It is so ridiculous because spaghetti hoops are perfectly acceptable and delicious as they are. For the love of God put them on some bloody toast and be done with it.
dm me your bank details hun, and I will help myself xWonderful, thank you. Where can I find your tip jar?
He was also all about food being a joyous thing, an adventure, something to be discovered. Jack is the complete opposite - it all has to be grim, something to be struggled through rather than enjoyed.Fellow Bourdain lovers. Parts unknown is coming to Netflix in June
All of them. Rejoice, rejoice.
I’m here for crisps on things. I’ve done Cheetos and Doritos as breadcrumbs in chicken. Spicy Cheetos on Mac and cheese. Mainly ‘dirty’ food. (Hate that expression but you know what I mean). And you cannot beat a roll and crisps. Yummmmmy. Don’t think I’d have them with eggs mind.
Back to the task at hand. Those potatoes are actually Joël Robochon’s. Anthony done a take of them for food and wine magazine.
This is the useless information I retain.Anthony Bourdain's Mashed Potatoes, Kind of Robuchon-Style
These heavenly, rich mashed potatoes from Anthony Bourdain are made with lots — and lots — of butter as inspired by Joël Robuchon.www.foodandwine.com
Tony hated celebrity chefs. He hated the commercialism if the food industry and was quite scathing of people like Rachel Ray. Doubt he would have taken to someone with no kitchen experience and a bullshit persona championing themselves as cook of the people. He’d of seen through her in a min.
That’s not to say he was a twat to everyone. Tony was a real champion of chefs and spoke regularly of those he admired.
It’s like she’s plucked his name out because of his battles with addiction (he went from heroin to work. He was definitely addicted to work) and ultimately his death by suicide. It’s crass and insulting to his memory to tie him to her new book.
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