Tips and tricks for the kitchen

Thank you. I nearly choked on a whole peeled kiwifruit after filming that - I popped the whole thing in my mouth, only to find it was too big to chew. Not as bad as when I did the same thing with a tomato, though (in a restaurant - I had to retire to the lavatories with a table knife and cut the tomato to pieces inside my mouth, in order to remove it.)

Well I declare, I do believe I’m gettin the vapors.

Regular knife…serrated knife…LOL

Real chefs use this… Tomato King

Just kidding…

tsfr

[QUOTE=Savannah]
Mangetout has a sexy voice. So crisp and British and my, I feel faintly swoony.
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He sounds Australian to me. Mind you don’t land face-first in that kiwi, Savannah, that could be messy :wink:

Or oddly pleasurable.

Mind you, I’m in a weird mood today. I think I’m coming down with something.

I have no tips and tricks in the kitchen to offer up, alas. Except that I always boil too much water for my morning pot of tea, and put what doesn’t go in the teapot down the sink in an effort to keep the drains clear.

[QUOTE=Savannah]
Or oddly pleasurable.

Mind you, I’m in a weird mood today. I think I’m coming down with something.

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Well, I never said “messy” and “pleasurable” had to be mutually exclusive :wink: .
And kiwis are LOADED with vitamin C, so be sure to nibble some when you come out of that swoon.

[QUOTE=jellyblue]
He sounds Australian to me. Mind you don’t land face-first in that kiwi, Savannah, that could be messy :wink:
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Yeah, me too. I’m not great with accents, but he definitely sounded Aussie to me.

British or Australian, it matters not. Come, peel my kiwi!

After much perusal of Atomic Shrimp, I stand by my “British”. :slight_smile: