[GBDG1]

Does anyone know?

[mhuk05]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/tv_and_rad...al_index.shtml

The old bloke on the right.

[mista]

The old Guy - peter

[GBDG1]

That's actually quite a suprise, cheers though

[Garrett]

It was the the only cookery program I use to watch after the ruind that one (that use to be on on Tuesday nights on BBC2) with the 2 wine tasters.
Anyway it use to be on the teatime slot on BBC1 Sunday but since they moved it I never knew when it was on or even bothered to find out.

[hillster]

I was hoping Dean would win it. Obviously it's a life changing experience for anyone but perhaps a bit more for him in his current occupation (digger driver). Oh well

[Pbryanw]

Wow, last year's winner, Thomasina, isn't doing too badly:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/tv_and_rad...na_index.shtml

Originally Posted by Garrett

Anyway it use to be on the teatime slot on BBC1 Sunday but since they moved it I never knew when it was on or even bothered to find out.

I have to say the current show, Masterchef goes large, is a vast improvement over the Lloyd Grossman days. The heats are especially entertaining. A good program to watch just after tea but not before as all the cooking on it makes me hungry.

[johnscarlet]

Originally Posted by Lawrenzini

That's actually quite a suprise, cheers though

Your not wrong , "lost" the task cooking for the Marines , Cocked up cooking in the Silent Witness set kitchen , Abandoned the "team" when cooking for the Chefs in the Ritz (should have done what Dean did , introduction , small talk , make excuses and go.) Couldn't cook on the QE2 due to sickness . Only working in Raymond Blancs kitchen and his meal on the final day (in which he slightly cooked the duck) , is all he got right all week .

It should have been Dean .

John

[booyaka]

agreed - i thought dean should have won!!