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21 Nov 12
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rick stein tastes the blues
if you can get past the twattish presenter this is a very good film imo
rick stein tastes the blues
if you can get past the twattish presenter this is a very good film imo
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Ever since the early 1960s, Rick Stein has been in love with the blues and years later he is fascinated by the dishes ingrained in its lyrics - fried chicken and turnip greens, catfish and black-eyed peas, and the rest. In this film, Rick pays homage to the musicians who created this music and to the great dishes of the Mississippi Delta that go hand in hand with the blues.
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rick stein is okay
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As telly chefs go, I reckon Rick Stein's alright. Pretty inoffensive really.
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I like Rick Stein as well though for me Keith Floyd was the man.
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I like Rick Stein as well,good presenter imo.
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Unless I'm going mad, it was on last night.
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He's always banging on about how he loves local produce, but local fishermen hate him apparently as he refuses to buy from them.
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He loved his Chalkie.
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Totally agree with Slippy.
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Slippy, Keith Floyd was always 'The Man' for me, and the only one I could really relate to.
The only one, for me, where an episode was unmissable! |