Welcome to BBC 2 and its cookery night as we join Anthony Worrall Goblin in the kitchen, in his quest to make the perfect omelette.
Anthony Worrall Goblin is thrust into the saturday morning spotlight as his pals - Jean Christophe Novelli, Gordon Ramsay and James 'Cameron' are all too hungover to explain their absence from the 'Saturday Cooks' show on BBC1. Goblin seems to take great pride in explaining the cancellation of the show, despite knowing they will let down many early morning fans. Not only does he regale us with tales of chefs drunkenness, but he then goes on to plan another session later on that day, all whilst slugging back hot sweet tea, listening to his favourite 'Foo Fighters CD. We the taxpayers are funding these cooks piss-ups and it has to stop!! For more Anthony Worrall Goblin check out - The perfect Omelette (Parts 1 and 2 on the LimaLima95 channel)
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Anthony Worrell Thomson. What a guy.
Telly Chef Anthony Worrall Thompson appeared on the show to promote his new book, Antony Makes It Easy. More info on the book here: www.amazon.co.uk
LOL! (C) Five 2010
As part of Farmhouse Breakfast Week 2010, Antony Worrall Thompson reveals the results of a survey showing children dont know where their food comes from. In attempt to rebalance the scales, AWT challenges three teams of children to make him the perfect, healthy breakfast. The survey revealed: • One third of children dont know that oats make porridge • 20% of kids think bacon comes from sheep • 17% thought eggs were the main constituent of bread • One quarter believe oats grow on trees How ...
Anthony Worrall Thompson chills out at home and discusses his cookery ideals, he also picks up on new cookery show Evans Kitchen and proferrs his opinions.
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