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Food for thought

December 04, 2024

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Country Life UK

A SURE sign of winter in our household are evenings in front of the television.

Food for thought

Not that we all live under one roof any more, but there are times when we happen to be together and the catch-up button is pressed to find one of our favourite shows—invariably, at this time of year, it is MasterChef: The Professionals. I should say this wouldn’t be the boys’ first choice, but, happily, they tend not to get much of a look-in with the remote control when us girls are around.

Part of the fun of MasterChef: The Professionals, quite aside from the brutality of the skills test, is the debate the programme engenders. From the person whose go-to meal is spinach on toast comes the comment that cooking is a terrible waste of time; from the one who is super-fit and super-strong comes the observation that there is never enough on the plate to feed a hungry man; from the

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