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Masterchef 2017
- Thread starter delcan
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...just as long as the Tulips don't germinate inside someone and that they don't grow out of peoples ears in Spring then the Tulips should go great in the dish mate... TULIPS?????... what is he thinking?... (I prefer Daffodil's to be honest)... cheers.
Twice even. The pumpkin and now the tulip bulbs.Well, there nothing quite like bringing up World War II to explain your dish
Desertsands
Well-Known Member
I've never met a waygu that I've liked yet. Much prefer honest grass fed beef that the butcher has known since it was a wee calf. Preferably not in the biblical sense.That Waygu looks outstanding!
oddjob
Well-Known Member
Did those in this cook request items? Tulip bulbs are not normal pantry items.
*snap*
I think he picked up the sob story angle a little too well. Frankly, I'm finding this ridiculous....just as long as the Tulips don't germinate inside someone and that they don't grow out of peoples ears in Spring then the Tulips should go great in the dish mate... TULIPS?????... what is he thinking?... (I prefer Daffodil's to be honest)... cheers.
And Karlie asking how to remove bitterness. Figure it out yourself, you're the expert, aren't you?
oddjob
Well-Known Member
Well, there nothing quite like bringing up World War II to explain your dish. Maybe a bit deep for Masterchef
In Leningrad things were so bad they ate the wallpaper.
I usually have daffodil bulbs in the pantry, you know, just in case. Tulip bulbs though - not so much
Maybe Karlie should have worked that angle?
In Leningrad things were so bad they ate the wallpaper.
Maybe Karlie should have worked that angle?
Melore
Tiny Member
Did those in this cook request items? Tulip bulbs are not normal pantry items.
Well, they were told it was a two course service challenge and given time to prepare their meal plans earlier that week, so I guess they got to order all their ingredients for their planned menu.
That's because the glue was a flour paste.In Leningrad things were so bad they ate the wallpaper.
Always knew those Russians were wall lickers.
...seriously... Karlie just asked Shannon on how to fix her dish!... what the hell?... that's called 'CHEATING' Karlie!... Shannon better not give her the answer because then I call 'fixed'!... cheers.
Yes, but they never stated that those in the mix tonight got to choose items to include.Well, they were told it was a two course service challenge and given time to prepare their meal plans earlier that week, so I guess they got to order all their ingredients for their planned menu.
oddjob
Well-Known Member
Maybe Karlie should have worked that angle?
If Karlie served up wallpaper, the danger would be she would just blend into it.
...not to sound too nasty but I really do want Karlie to panic and fail this tonight of all nights... she so deserves not to win this in my mind's eye... cheers.
Melore
Tiny Member
Yes, but they never stated that those in the mix tonight got to choose items to include.
What?? If they have time to prepare their menu during the week, then they'd just put in an order. It was clear to me they had free reign to choose to do whatever they wanted, or one could assume that. They haven't cheaped out on any of the ingredients - that wagu beef is pricey - so I guess he said I want tulip bulbs and they got him tulip bulbs.