Naked Chef, The

Q> Why do they call him 'naked'? Well, the reason is because he doesn't use much less any spices in his food. So it actually the food that is naked & not the chef, incase anyone was wondering. Does he present the method in which he cooks the food well? The way in which the food is made is quite easy to follow. You get to see step-by-step instructions on how to make certain dishes. You also get to see the outcomes of the food that are made. Easy cooking No matter what level of cooking a person is at, Jamie Oliver is very easy to follow and the show is not only a boring ol' cooking show, but you are actually ...  Read the complete review

OK, everyone knows music's the food of love, right? Right. Rumours that food is the music of love are however unfounded. But what else feeds the emotion-fuelled, mindbending world of that nasty little 'L' word? Well, of course, there's trust. And sharing. Giving and receiving and receiving and giving. And nudity, right? Sure. So, theoretically, it'd make sense to put food and nudity together, to make one poorly-constructed link to the forthcoming opinion (like so). And that's what I've just done. Y'see, what with the big fuss about a cookery programme (of which the vast majority are incredibly dull) using the naughty word ...  Read the complete review

‘Pukka’ adj. (also ‘pukkah’, ‘pucka’) Anglo-Ind. 1. Genuine 2. Of good quality, reliable 3. Of full weight. ‘Jamie Oliver’ noun (also ‘pretentious’, ‘irritant’) Mockney. 1. Fake 2. Of poor quality, unremarkable 3. Of lightweight OK, so I’m not a huge fan of Mr and Mrs Oliver. I wasn’t even before those ads , which reminded us that Satan is alive and well and living in an marketing department at Sainsbury’s. I’ve tried to rationalise this dislike. Is it because of his slang terms? Is it because I used to work behind a cheese counter and formed an ...  Read the complete review

"Oh you know..." I said. "Actually, I usually use Marco Pierre White. It's amazing how simple it can be if one goes for a concentration of taste." This is Bridget Jones, telling Mark Darcy of her plans for the dinner party she is throwing. He wisely informs her that guests are there to see her and not the food...but somehow if you can create magnificent meals with apparent ease you have, in fact, Got It Made. Jamie Oliver is living proof of this. While our T.V. channels are choking on the rancid gristle that is T.V./Celebrity chefs, each one is trying to demonstrate how simple it all is and how anyone can create a meal and sit ...  Read the complete review

Jamie Oliver, The naked chef~ Sounds good to me! Me, the biggest ever fan of Jamie Oliver talking here! The Naked chef for all of you that don't know is a cooking TV program hosted by 'Jamie Oliver' on BBC2 on Tuesday nights. It lasts unfortunately for only half an hour but gives you a very entetaining half hour! If you like cooking in general, or like watching these types of shows with quite a lot of humour in them I suggest you watch this show because I reckon if your anything like me you'll love watching it! I also really don't know why the show is called 'The Naked Chef'??!! The name is cool and catchy but I don't understand it! You ...  Read the complete review