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  1. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    Thanks for that, where in a supermarket do you find 'Nduja, what section does it come under ? What is it near ? Cheers
  2. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    I started growing the rarer chillies after seeing Rick Steins The Road to Mexico...his stuff is not too complicated but does need a degree of " local " ingredients.. luckily, I can grow Chillies although getting some of the seeds was hard work.
  3. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    But where do you get that 'ndga stuff ? It's the weird stuff that cheeses me off...I actually have ramped up my home grown Chilli plants to include Ancho's, Pasarilla and Guaillio's but some ingredients are almost impossible to source...and that is what really pisses me off !
  4. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    Good call on Blanc...he comes over as very passionate and a great bloke....oops I've fallen in now !
  5. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    I kind of hoped that most of the responses to my original post would be recipe based....I'm not too worried about the personality of Chefs, just their ability to come up with something nice from fairly mainstream ingredients which does not involve a faff. So no need to hate or love on personal...
  6. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    I won't ask what you prefer now then....
  7. vegster

    [Food] Favourite/ least favourite tv/celeb Chef ?

    Mrs V is a big fan of Yotam Ottolenghi for some reason yet I find nearly all his recipes either incredibly complicated, or have difficult to source ingredients or both. ... she bought herself one of his cookbooks two years ago and it's never been used....just checked The Guardian weekend food...
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