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Antony Worrall Thompson teaches celebrities the tricks of the trade in cookery masterclasses from the hit ITV show, Daily Cooks Challenge.
Learn how to make the perfect fish and chips along with Coronation Street's Debra Stephenson, pizza with Strictly Come Dancing s Brendan Cole and cook duck with egg fried rice together alongside Olympic hero Dame Kelly Holmes as well as many other mouth-watering recipes.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I was both pleased and surprised to see Chapters 1 through 3 devoted to meals on an extremely tight budget. Some of the meals are criminally cheap, and you might have to shop around to get the ingredients as frugally as Antony.
In each of the challenges, it's clear that Antony really knows his Onions, actually it's clear he really knows his Cheese, Wine and Onions, Antony has great knife skills too, he's clearly very nimble-fingered.
After watching the DVD a few times, I realised there were some hidden Chapters which led to a huge amount of excitement in our house. Imagine my surprise, delight and considerable turgidity (seriously, imagine it) - when the secret chapter was a 45 minute guide to auto-asphyxiation, donkey-punching and Fisting, featuring top chef's such a Rusty Lee and the chap who voices the Covonia adverts who's name escapes me for the moment. It certainly livened up our Wednesday evening, but I suspect there should be some kind of a disclaimer on this content for those who are not quite as liberal minded. Honestly some of these scenes are fairly spectacular - like an abatoir after a fire.
In summary then, a great DVD with unexpectedly graphic scenes of marginal sexual practices. Well done Antony!
In each of the challenges, it's clear that Antony really knows his Onions, actually it's clear he really knows his Cheese, Wine and Onions, Antony has great knife skills too, he's clearly very nimble-fingered.
After watching the DVD a few times, I realised there were some hidden Chapters which led to a huge amount of excitement in our house. Imagine my surprise, delight and considerable turgidity (seriously, imagine it) - when the secret chapter was a 45 minute guide to auto-asphyxiation, donkey-punching and Fisting, featuring top chef's such a Rusty Lee and the chap who voices the Covonia adverts who's name escapes me for the moment. It certainly livened up our Wednesday evening, but I suspect there should be some kind of a disclaimer on this content for those who are not quite as liberal minded. Honestly some of these scenes are fairly spectacular - like an abatoir after a fire.
In summary then, a great DVD with unexpectedly graphic scenes of marginal sexual practices. Well done Antony!
I bought this DVD at our local branch of Asda under the mistaken impression that it was a guide to the art of juggling. With the West Penge Conservative Club's annual talent competition coming up, Mrs Daz, my good lady wife, suggested we try something different this year. We normally enter as a singing duo, much in the style of the great Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson. Our rendition of "Sing Little Bird" went down particularly well last year, though we were pipped at the post by that upstart Margaret Roberts. Mrs Daz insists that she only won because of the revealing dress that she was wearing. Such playing to peope's baser instincts is totally inappropriate. Anyway, to cut a long story short, we decided that juggling with vegetables would go down well with a Conservative audience. It is,after all, what poor Mr Cameron will have to do in his next cabinet reshuffle. So, we bought an aubergine, some tomatoes and a cauliflower and settled down to watch Mr Worrall Thompson's instructional DVD. Imagine our disappointment when there was absolutely no reference to juggling whatsoever. Well, I took the DVD straight back to Asda and demanded a refund. The young lady on the Customer Service desk, of foreign extraction I might add, was most unhelpful. This whole incident has left something of a bad taste, no pun intended. It looks as if Mrs Daz and myself will be singing again this year.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Can I just say from the start that I particularly liked the little ginger pudding, but his DVD is rubbish.
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