a taste of britain

[Chelsea14Ian]

If you like food try to catch a taste of britain tomorrow BBC1 at 3.45.This is with janet st Porter and Brian Turner,they will visit parts of Norfolk and do some cooking along the way.If you are working or out, put it on the planner.

 

Ian

[Gracie]

Thank you for the heads up Ian, putting it in my planner as we speak, food and Norfolk, what's not to love Lol

Grace

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

I WOULD watch it, as i think Brian Turner is a much underated chef, but Janet Street Porter?,  NEVER.

[Chelsea14Ian]

I know what you mean but she's okay in this Turner keeps her under control,go on give it a go

 

Ian

[MauriceMynah]

Hey you guys, JSP is hot!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don't get out much... 

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

Hi Ian firstly, my Brother Trevor was at the Bridge this weekend, lucky sod.

 

I HAVE seen it the other day, and i thouroughly enjoyed watching Brian Turner cook, and other things about the programme, but i can`t bare to hear that womans voice.

 

UP THE BLUES.

[Gramps]

Many thanks for the info will make sure and set the recorder

 

Ron

[mbird]

This may be worth a watch if anyone is interested in Norfolk produce. It's presented by Richard Hughes, the Chef/Proprietor of The Lavender House in Brundall on Mustard TV. http://www.mustardtv.co.uk/episode/a-taste-of-norfolk/

 

Mustard TV (local TV station for Norfolk) is available on Freeview Channel 8 though you might need a retune to find it!

[stumpy]

MM I'd need to put a sock in her gob first!!

[ranworthbreeze]

Hey you guys, JSP is hot!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don't get out much... 

Hi MM,

 

I suggest that your optician's visit is somewhat over due.

 

Regards

Alan

[Hockham Admiral]

This may be worth a watch if anyone is interested in Norfolk produce. It's presented by Richard Hughes, the Chef/Proprietor of The Lavender House in Brundall on Mustard TV. http://www.mustardtv.co.uk/episode/a-taste-of-norfolk/

 

Mustard TV (local TV station for Norfolk) is available on Freeview Channel 8 though you might need a retune to find it!

 

Unfortunately, Mark, if you live much beyond a 12 mile radius to the South and West of Norwich it's not available.

 

[mbird]

Unfortunately, Mark, if you live much beyond a 12 mile radius to the South and West of Norwich it's not available.

 

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True, John, but available everywhere on their website

[Rincewind]

JSP...yuk, yuk and thrice yuk!

 

The 'nails-on-a-blackboard' voice with the ability to remove Epifanes 2-pack varnish at 20 paces!

 

Pamela Stephenson used to do a brilliant impression of her...

[BroadScot]

Unfortunately, Mark, if you live much beyond a 12 mile radius to the South and West of Norwich it's not available.

 

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So that means John, its no very HOT Mustard reception ....i'll get my coat.

 

 

Iain.

[CooWee]

Can't stand the woman(JSP), it's probably a very good show and I am quite interested in local produce from where ever, but nothing can get me changing channels or switching off more than her.  At the risk of being controversial Harriet Harperson as well.

 

On another note, I'm a bit of a sucker for locally made produce and am always buying from farm shops and the like, Norfolk included.

 

On yet another note I have never actually driven past Tebay services(upper reaches of the M6) and not bought some Isle of Mull cheddar, amongst other produce.

[BroadScot]

Hi Keith,

 

If you keep a look out for another island cheese....Isle of Arran Carmelised Onion. Not cheap, but a delight to take with mini oatcakes, fits it perfectly.

 

 

 

 

 

Iain.

[ranworthbreeze]

We went to Eyam on Saturday with my relations from Canada, we called in Eyam Hall and afterwards called in their eatery.

Tan had a salard & fruit plate with cheese, all four of us were helping Tan out with the cheese, proper sage derby, strong cheddar, red windsor and wensleydale with bilberry.

I called in the cheese shop on site but the sage derby they had was the modern type. I have looked on line only a few places for it. So on our travels through Derbyshire we will have to call in the Old Cheese Shop at Hartington (near Buxton).

http://www.hartingtoncheeseshop.co.uk/

Regards

Alan

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

This may be worth a watch if anyone is interested in Norfolk produce. It's presented by Richard Hughes, the Chef/Proprietor of The Lavender House in Brundall on Mustard TV. http://www.mustardtv.co.uk/episode/a-taste-of-norfolk/

 

Mustard TV (local TV station for Norfolk) is available on Freeview Channel 8 though you might need a retune to find it!

 

 

I`l check that out Mark, thanks for that.

[SPEEDTRIPLE]

If we`re now on the subject of cheese, why not come down to sunny (well not that sunny today) Dorset and try some Dorset Blue Vinnie.

 

If eating cheese was an olympic sport, i`d be a gold medalist every time.

[Hockham Admiral]

True, John, but available everywhere on their website

 

:bow    !

[Hylander]

Phew all that hot air about our Janet.      Well for someone is not very popular she seems to be always in demand and obviously is making mega bucks.      I do think she has mellowed over the years and really and truly she cannot be as dreadful at times as she comes across.       Notwithstanding all that I think she is quite a good cook.   Not a Chef but a cook , a bit like the rest of us.      

 

I will look this programme up on Catch Up when we get home.

 

Thank you for posting.

[Chelsea14Ian]

One shop many of you have visited if not give it a go, it is truly local at Stalham number 44 high street.It is well worth a visit and some of the produce is cheap,with the advantage of being fresh and local.

 

Ian