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Man, we put the world to rights last night over two bottles of red. Main subject? Men we have loved and men we would like to love. There's a certain fellow at the bfi who better watch out when Ms Kim is wearing that frock on Tuesday! A certain award winning film director too the way she is feeling...
My desk-mate Jim has returned from the ash cloud. So nice to have him back taking the mick out of my cooking. I've got some left over pie for lunch and I admit, it doesn't look very appetising after a journey in on the bus. I did like Jim's observation though that the little "biscuits" that top the pie look like miniature scones.
Market Kitchen tomorrow - EEK!
5 comments:
So, you think the jewels rather than the sequin dress honey?
I do my lovely, but you try them on at home with the benefit of a stationary mirror and your heels!!
Are these real recipes in a cookbook I could buy?
Can you send me the Jimmy Stewart pie recipe? - oldtimemovie@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Tom
Hi Tom
Yes, these are all genuine film star recipes from my personal collection of over 3500. I'm test cooking a selection at the moment for a proposed cookbook. They come from many different sources including fan magazines, promotional leaflets and compiled cookbooks.
The Jimmy Stewart recipe was in a 1930s edition of Modern Screen magazine.
Please bear with me, I'm preparing for a TV show this afternoon - they are interviewing me about the recipes - and I am away this weekend so I will try and type up Jimmy's recipe and send it over to you early next week.
Very best wishes - Jenny
Good luck with the TV show-I can't wait to hear all about it. And have fun this weekend!
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