#22

Nadiya

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#23

I’m not inviting @scout cause she may distract him from the cooking!

He did make croissant toasts with smoked salmon and scrambled eggs which looked amazing so there’s that for the morning after. Hmm…

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#24

Sure why not

#25

100% yes :joy:

#26

I expect so. Rick Stein is 71.

#27

Angela Hartnett.

Fab food, great laugh, supports Arsenal.

#28

If Lopes and I can band together and raise Keith Floyd from the dead then I’d be happy with that.

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#30

Raymond Blanc :heart:

He seems like a very lovely man and I can imagine him being a hoot after a bit of wine. As long as he bakes me a camembert.

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#31

Just imagining having the hairy bikers round for christmas and getting irked.

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#32

Love Raymond Blanc, I’d happily share a few vinos with him

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#34

Thread says you can only invite one, so you can spend the entire day telling him why you should have invited the other one instead.

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#35

That bbc2 ident where you hear him go “ooh la laaaaaaah” in the background never fails to make me smile.

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#36

All TV chefs are shit and I’m not playing this game, sorry.

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#37

Or Paul Hollywood so I can put his stupid, smug head in the oven.

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#38

If we’re going US chefs, I’d want to spend a feel days on the ranch with The Pioneer Woman!

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#39

Yesss that’s the Christmas spirit.

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#40

He’s so stereotypically French, love it :grinning::+1:

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#41

Tom Kerridge obvs. Sure he makes a break from his health stuff for Christmas.

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#42

Was just gonna say Kerridge! Seems like a lovely fella and would clearly be bang into Christmas.

Also he said “Thanks so much for coming!” to my wife and I for eating at his new restaurant on my birthday earlier this year. No other chef has thanked me for anything before.

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#43

are there any nice ones apart from Ainsley Harriott?

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