Marcus Wareing kitchen garden

And he’s very easy on the eye. Those lovely blue eyes.

ShazzaKanazza he certainly is, and looks like we have him all to ourselves ?

Sorry, you haven’t ?

One of our sons and his wife went to his restaurant in The Berkeley, Knightsbridge on Saturday evening, and they said all the food was extremely tasty.

We're watching this. Anything jolly and cheerful is welcome at the moment.

I'm enjoying this but I'm surprised at his ignorance of animals and horticulture
He is easy on the eye

I've caught some of it. A really good watch, and I'm learning loads too. Love the woolly pigs!

A fantastic programme from one of my favourite counties.

Yes, I am enjoying it too. He is not afraid to admit his ignorance, and of course has plenty of help in front of and away from the camera.

Loving the programme and he’s very easy on the eye too.
Seems a gentle chap.

Oh I will watch this I have one of his books somewhere and it was such a lovely classics type cookbook and it really helped me on my way to getting fat

Binge watched lovely programme beautiful location.

We are watching it too. Makes me want to get out in the garden. Loved the herb lady nearly poisoned gorgeous Marcus, that made me laugh.

Remember when he won Great British Menu with this egg custard tart?

Love Custard tart with nutmeg and Marcus yummy.

Yes it is a pleasant programme - it seems all the world of TV and his brother are getting a smallholding!

All about the sheep last night, just lovely, do think Marcus is my latest crush ?

Binge watching it now, I particularly liked the view after he got soaked in the duck pond ?

Yes the view around the duck pond is lovely. Is that what you meant Jaxjacky ?

Luckygirl3

Yes it is a pleasant programme - it seems all the world of TV and his brother are getting a smallholding!

I only saw a brief part of one programme so I must look out for it.

What amazes me with these novice gardeners is all the beautiful, perfect fruit and vegetables they manage to grow as soon as they decide to take up gardening ! Yes, he must have a lot of 'help' (ie a full-time experienced gardener) shysal.

Luckygirl I was determined to avoid Kelvin Fletcher's Big Farm Adventure (I don't watch soaps but do know who he is). Then I caught one programme and was hooked. What a lovely family and they seem to be trying really hard to, learn and fit in with the area and the neighbours

Exactly Peartree I’m pleased you’re observant too.

Watched a bit of yesterday's programme and felt rather sick! I do not eat red meat, and he was cooking some part of a lamb - a sort of floppy slab of meat that was mostly fat - just looking at it was revolting, let alone eating it!! Ughhh!

I think it was saddle of lamb?
I’m not a meat eater either, but I applaud the chefs/cooks who use every bit of the animal and waste nothing.

We had a sort of smallholding and the main problem is you can never just go away for a break and leave everything on its own.
eg the chickens and other poultry need to be minimum fed and shut in at night and let out every morning. Let alone the needs of the bigger animals if you have them.
Ideally you need permanent help or friends to help out if you go away

ps And he avoided the thorny issue of killing and butchering the animals.
I think there are legal regulations involved.