Jack Monroe #462 Tectonic plates make less fuss about moving

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Ah, fuck, those recipes are awful. And their intros!

I eat my hat if an Italian friend 'laughed and affectionately nicknamed it la zuppa di uno sciocco', because that's not grammatically correct in Italian. I suspect her Italian friend is google translate. Should be 'la zuppa di un sciocco'.

ETA: It's Con Te Partito all over again.
 
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Ooh yes, it wou
Unfortunately I expect you to be right. I'm seriously hoping he's just moved in with one of the neighbours.
 
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Jack's recipe for prawn cocktail is frozen prawns mixed with ready-made, shop-bought seafood sauce
 
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I see her knack for writing the least appetising recipe intros possible is still .
Rocky road: "one person's junk is another person's treasure". Sounds delicious thanks Jack!
 
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I think, if so, she has now managed to..single-handedly, gently reword that ancient phrase, which should read: a broken clock is right ONCE a day. If you are lucky.

Isn't that what ODAAT stands for?
 
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It is a bit of a reach to be featuring a recipe using leftover Christmas chocolates (and optional nuts) in mid-January.
 
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I see our old friend desiccated chicken appears in that Express advertorial. Mmmmmm yummy.
 
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Jack's recipe for prawn cocktail is frozen prawns mixed with ready-made, shop-bought seafood sauce
I'm not surprised. After all, the maverick kitchen savant's recipe for tomato soup is ... a tin of tomato soup.

And she gets paid for this shite.
 
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That intro was written by a copywriter with a very simple brief - include the following recipes and make it sound appetising. It's the sort of vanilla guff that requires zero research and can be churned out and tweaked in about 15-20mins. Max. Including putting the kettle on for a cuppa.
 
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I see our old friend desiccated chicken appears in that Express advertorial. Mmmmmm yummy.
It's baffling, sticking a whole chicken in the oven so that you can serve it with the main part of the recipe, which is a cold slaw. Baffling!!

I'm not surprised. After all, the maverick kitchen savant's recipe for tomato soup is ... a tin of tomato soup.

And she gets paid for this shite.
Not to be confused for her recipe for baked beans, for which you need ..... a tin of baked beans.
 
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bloody hell, are you sure you’re not Jack. You have her spot on! Really makes you think.

Ah, wait, you forgot PAL.

WARNED.
 
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Yes, yes, yes.
She issued a series of tweets on Jan 7 outlining her clear timeline of events and stating that she did NOT (her capitals) spend Patreon money recklessly. FT has now contradicted this.
At the very least I would like to see her explain that the money from Patreon went towards her household expenses and then she got on the internet and spaffed the money she earned.
 
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Why doesn't she remove the sofa cushions amd wash them with dettol, much more hygenic and a better clean.
 
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Is that the chicken that Andy Lynes said you might as well cook according to instructions on packet?
I think it is! - salt, pepper, and put it in the oven until it’s cooked. I dunno about you, but I'm throwing away my Ottolenghi books now.
 
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