Paddy Field Pork & Coconut Rice recipe - Hairy Bikers Cookbook - BBC

[lmgbpro]

Cooking on the rain is fantastic, really?

[831Kasia]

I was so happy to see that they got an umbrella:-)

[nilbud]

Racists

[blackapple89er]

@nilbud hmm why?

[blackphone]

hahah theyre such good sports for doing it in the rain.

[clementckw]

!! why are they cooking in the rain?!

[nilbud]

I prefer epicmealtime

[akosiCoco]

hmmmm.. caramel out of fish sauce? I don't like to taste that..

[Gilgamesh417]

@akosiCoco Sweet and savory? It's a taste common to a lot of asian dishes. Ever had Korean bbq? It's a sweet (pear and brown sugar) and savory (soy sauce).

[akosiCoco]

@Gilgamesh417 That's funny, I'm actually asian.. ahaha.. I never thought that they were gonna use fish sauce to make caramel..

or maybe we're not talking about the same fish sauce I'm thinking.. ahahah..

[jag305]

Is he in a wheelchair...? Why...!?

[RedHotChilli88]

@jag305 cos he can't walk

[kuniko7]

@jag305 Si broke his foot while they were shooting their shows in Vietnam. 

[mrblackmon27]

Hahahahaha

[whufee]

Fooooooolllllll

[Minh1110]

oh this is from Vietnam. Very nice!

[luvk8ie]

I love them so much it's ridiculous.

[finderfinder100]

British humor and cooking can't go wrong

[r6turbo12]

rofl meals on wheels

[TotalGameMaster]

I FUCKING WANT TO KILL THOSE ACUVUE FAGGOTS

[SykoAzn26]

nice hat lol

[florencelovme]

I bet there is hair in that food. neither of them is wearing a hairnet or a hat. and the pollution with the rain dropping in the raw meat eww. I bet they got ill afterwards. Brits are disgusting.

[rabbitspliff]

@florencelovme calm down lol, nothing they're doing is going to kill them. i even doubt rainwater and the odd hair would do much. obviously i'm not suggesting it's nice to eat hair, but they''re not cooking in a restaurant...

[florencelovme]

@rabbitspliff But its not about them, its about viewers gettin influenced by this badly presented program. They should be setting an example as to how to cook in a decent way.

[Schweinetot]

@florencelovme Are you kidding? All they are doing is showing the recipe, they do not say "YOU MUST DO THIS OUTSIDE, NO EXCEPTIONS!"

[rabbitspliff]

@florencelovme i'm sorry but regardless of the hairy bikers, I do not and will not ever wear a hairnet when cooking my own dinner. not doing so hasn't done me any harm for years so i don't see why you're so insistent on cooking in a sterile environment. it's not as if there's vibrio cholerae in our tapwater and bubonic, flea-ridden rats scuttling across the kitchen floor anymore.

[florencelovme]

@rabbitspliff did you even read what I just said? you do realize there is an amount of responsibillity when tv is involved. It is a highly influencial medium and alot of viewers immitate tv behaviour. For someone who knows nothing about cooking, this could be a disaster. TV should be setting an example and follow the highest standards in any matter it is that is being promoted. get it yet?

[rabbitspliff]

@florencelovme i get what you're getting at but seriously, tv isn't responsible for what people do. most people are sensible enough not to, for example, assault and torch their pet dog with a flamethrower (family guy), convert a pickup truck into an amphibious transport and try to cross the english channel (top gear), or go on the jeremy kyle show (the jeremy kyle show). i guess you work in catering to get so worked up. don't worry, i'm like that when i see irresponsible people with chainsaws.

[florencelovme]

@rabbitspliff Let me flip that over and say this : do you know how many cases of a tragedy that has occured was because of being influenced by a tv program? You said "most ppl are sensible enough", but what about the small percentage of them that in fact do what they watch on tv? Recently a kid hang himself in his bedroom because of something he watched. I mean, even if there is a single person doing this, then tv should be alot more responsible and careful as to what they get to promote.

[rabbitspliff]

@florencelovme I think that only a small percentage do so is testament to their stupidity. For someone to hang themselves after watching something on tv, they must've already had problems in life. I agree that tv shouldn't, for example, glorify violence and malice, but in that case I still think it commits less of an offence than video games such as the CoD series where for the gamer, making the conscious decision to shoot people (albeit in a virtual reality) becomes the norm.

[florencelovme]

@rabbitspliff Agreed -

[xAlucard9000x]

@florencelovme 1/10, try harder

[Gilgamesh417]

@florencelovme Also, I hardly think that a TV show will convince people that cooking in the rain is a good idea. Also, there are PLENTY of American TV shows where the chefs cook without hairnets or hats. Why don't you criticize them? In fact, have you EVER seen a TV chef cook with a hairnet or hat?

[chabella123]

@Gilgamesh417 i wear my showercap. :) I really prefer not to digest my own hair....

(wink wink)

[Gilgamesh417]

@chabella123 Haha, not sure if I get what you're hinting at but you are an exception. Generally, most people aren't going to - either they don't think about it, don't think they need to or they think they look ridiculous and why look ridiculous?

[Gilgamesh417]

@florencelovme Do most people put on a hair bet when they cook at home? Or a hat? I don't think so. Are most people going to cook in the rain? I don't think so. Do you have a stick up your arse? Absolutely. Most people aren't going to wear a hat or hairnet when they cook at home because it's a little ridiculous and most people don't care if they get their own hair into the food. At restaurants, it's a different story because of quality and you're paying for food.