Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
Many of them do seem to be patronising but then I am just an amateur when it comes to cooking, anything more than just basics I find too much. What I need is basic food to keep me alive more than anything!Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
TBH I'm not really into cooking now but I have enjoyed watching cookery programmes in the past - rather nice to salivate at the lovely dishes. Good job I can't smell them or it might make me get into cooking better meals for myself again - and that would never doRe: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
I don't think there is anything wrong and a lot right with finding out the correct way to do something. Ignorance may be bliss but you will often be missing out on a greater pleasure.Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
To elaborate on patronising chefs.....Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
Salt 'n Pepper to taste is a British thing, rarely seen in mainland europe. In fact, more traditionally, the host (cook) might take such a request as a bit of an insult. My Portuguese mother-in-law is a bit like that ... and her cooking is too salt for my liking. Different cultures, embrace it.Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
Re: Do you find celebrity chefs patronising?
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