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It's pretty obvious you can't invite someone who is 6ft under to a dinner party. It's just totally impractical. Come on, use some common sense.
Quite. I always prefer my dinner guests to be alive.
It's pretty obvious you can't invite someone who is 6ft under to a dinner party. It's just totally impractical. Come on, use some common sense.
Any Gordon Ramsey's out there ? What is your signature dish and what would you cook for a dinner at yours for your favorite celebrity or famous person you would most like to meet ?
Person and meal.
I would cook Stephen Spielberg a pasta bake with sweetcorn, tuna and cheese sauce.
Keeping it real.
ok ok my turn ...
ahem ...
Starter of stuffed portobello mushroom filled with ricotta cheese, and baked in the oven. Followed by a main course of lamb shank, with oregano gravy, mashed potato and baby cabbage. Desert would be a chocolate pot. I think a nice fruity Italian red such as barolo would drink well with the meal.
Oh and dinner guest? ... Sharon Duce.
What a shame Stephen doesn't eat seafood or dairy.
He does now.
Even ignoring the fact that he wouldn't eat the ingredients you have so thoughtfully used, I'm somewhat surprised that you would go to as little effort as a pasta bake for your HERO. I used to make those as a student. It's one up from a pot noodle which is itself one up from a cup a soup.
Quite. I always prefer my dinner guests to be alive.
Do you also prefer your dinner guests to actually want to eat the food you serve them?What a shame Stephen doesn't eat seafood or dairy.