Week 6 Gordon Cookalong Live week 6 - And for afters?

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1. Week 6 - Starter and main course looked too similar - ie Brown rounded shape on a white background. Nevertheless Excellant programme enjoyed by viewers actively in the kitchen or arm chairin lounge area. Active participation beats a cookery book any time, although that is an excellant follow up. One of my Grandchildren will be giving me a Gorden Ramsey Cookery book for Christmas. That truley indicates how much I have enjoyed each programme. Well done Channel 4, especially for all the background work involved.

   Posted by Ex Cookery Teacher on 13/12/2008 15:46:40

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2. brilliant! He is an inspiration to me. Thank you Mr. Ramsey for doing t.v. shows, not only are you a genius but you are funny. Your passion for food pours out of you and it is just wonderful. It's contagious! You make me want to be even more passionate about my food. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

   Posted by Myndi Goodman on 08/12/2008 18:04:58

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3. menu 6 great, have done every menu except 5, none were disappointing. I would like to see this show on every three or four weeks, so it would be easy to have a regular gathering with friends to cook. Loved it every week, but people aren't free every week.

   Posted by Jennifer on 08/12/2008 12:06:53

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4. I watched the show - currently the only thing worth watching on a Friday evening - but didn't "cook along" on the night. However, I have just made all three courses for tonight's dinner (Saturday)and it was delicious! I thought the orange dessert would be a bit boring but everyone wanted more!

   Posted by cazazraz on 06/12/2008 22:34:22

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5. I enjoyed tonight's show; it was fun. Alan Carr was amusing as well as annoying and made me laugh out loud at times. Gordon was his usual entertaining self. The show was informative, I learnt about salmon slicing and saw Gordon getting a taste of his own medicine in the Turkish kitchen. The member ot the public I liked cooking at home was the Indian bloke who had never cooked a curry. His Mum was ace too. I didn't like the part when a man brought along the hottest curry which Alan and Gordon tried because his curry was described as 'minging' by Alan Carr on live TV. The finished food looked delicious and I feel like trting the recipe out, though I expect I won't!

   Posted by Sally on 05/12/2008 22:24:25

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