James may cooks

[Hook]

Just watched it on amazon. Only 7 episodes 30 minutes an episode. Apparently he wrote a cook book and these are some of the things from the book. Its not a bad show. If you like cooking shows maybe give it a go.

[Eric]

I’ll have to check it out. I enjoy cooking shows. 

[gwalchmai]

I kept waiting for something to say "Guess what, Bim!"

[blueiron]

The British are a proud and storied people, but they never mastered cooking beyond the Cornish pasty. I pass on British cuisine.  

[NPTim]

1 hour ago, blueiron said:

The British are a proud and storied people, but they never mastered cooking beyond the Cornish pasty. I pass on British cuisine.  

I was there in ‘93 and they used water as a spice. The great chefs of England was a leaflet. When I went back 3 years later and it was like the country had sent all the chefs and cooks to cooking school. It was amazing and totally shocking.

[gwalchmai]

Bim made a couple of meat pies that looked pretty good. Besides that it's mostly mugging for the camera.

[Batesmotel]

It was a fun show. I liked the expert in the back room. 

[blueiron]

Look up the origins of "Humble pie", Umble pie, etc. 

[minervadoe]

James May is the only one of the three I enjoy watching.  I especially enjoyed the episode where Jackie Stewart gave him race driving lessons because he thought the other two could not be taught. 

Edited December 16, 2020 by minervadoe