How to cook chicken | Mary Berry | 1970s Cookery show | Good Afternoon
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- Mary Berry and Judith Chalmers shows the audience of Thames Televisions 'Good Afternoon' how to prepare raw chicken and also a delicious recipe.
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It's always a good day when the ThamesTV TH-cam account finds and uploads vintage Mary Berry!
Can't believe it's over 50 years ago! Love these vintage Mary Berry videos
Mary is now 88 - her mum lived until she was 105, so I reckon Mary has a few years left! I was wondering why her left hand looked a little odd. Well, at 13 she contracted polio which resulted in her having a twisted spine, a weaker left hand and thinner left arm. She spent 3 months in hospital and said that the period of forced separation from her family while in the hospital "toughened her up" and taught her to make the most of every opportunity she would have.
Did I ever tell you about the time I came into the kitchen and asked Dad,
"Is that chicken stuffed?"
He looked down at the chopping board and said,
"Well. It doesn't look good from this angle."
That made me hungry.
Jolly nice.
I have the vintage Good Afternoon book its great! I found it on ebay
There must be chefs wincing at Mary whacking the back of a knife with a massive weight!
Love the Dansk cookware!
They are grown in a matter of weeks, these broilers, awcul processed." They get the best food and the best attention." O my word!,Grown in a box. No daylight no fresh air.
Mary had a much more aristocratic accent as a young lady than presently.
Gosh, Mary was old back then too lol
So erm didn’t take ring or watch off lol?
So she did exist before bake off. Who knew?
I'd make several modifications to that recipe.
I'd certainly use red onions instead of white, as well as chicken breast alone.
Sliced black olives would be my choice, but I would omit butter altogether - possibly substituting it for olive oil (what else?!).
Also, pink Himalayan salt is ALWAYS preferable to white.
I'd still eat it, but I'd feel better (less lethargic and inconvenienced) after the modified recipe! ☺️
Really good presentation, and very well explained.
All I can say is that it was the '70s. 😉 That said, I think it's great to be able to find a recipe and modify it to your tastes and preferences.
But would your olives contain raw chicken like Mary's? This is a key ingredient!
@@adamp6320 nvm.
Got it now! 🤢🤮🤒
In the 70s there was much more of a focus on cost in cooking programmes which is sorely lacking today. I suppose most people would use chicken breast now, a shame because they are more expensive and inferior in flavour to the brown meat
Mary Berry was quite "arch" in those days, like a Domestic Science teacher. I prefer today's version.
i'm wagering this is more likely 1980 or 78/79 as it seems a bit too good for before even with pro film storage taken into account. Unless its well tarted up with some kind of AI restoration.
first thing i thought was oh god she hasnt washed her hands?..but thats how it was back then..not much fuss about cross contamination!
That rag she wiped her hands on after cutting it up and then proceeded to wipe the board with it 😂
Chicken matured in the fridge.
Thank goodness everything is already matured in the stores in the USA so you don't have to do it.
And chlorinated 😅
Back in the days when people just handled raw chicken and didn't wash their hands
Insert obligatory - CROSS CONTAMINATION comment about how often she manhandles the raw chicken and then moves on to other food prep without washing her hands or the cutting board. Also the sound engineer should be fired given how half the video we endure the loud crackling of the fried chicken parts.
The sound is something cooking
@@fraserkatieIt's the sound of the chicken frying off camera; which is what I said in my post above. The sound engineer should be fired as they should have fixed that in editing or pre-production. But then, this was a long time ago and British television from this ear isn't exactly high standard produciton values.
It's the 1970s get a grip! The show was also filmed live back then so she is on a timer. She probably knew this so they might of just thrown it away after filming.
Absolutely no regard for food hygiene/safety here whatsoever. Just bungs everything else on the chopping board which she'd be cutting up raw chicken on.
Fantastic video but my oh my not much attention to hygiene..never washed hands once!
I'm sure it tastes good, but it looked like garbage and/or dog barf.