Brenda Laubhan I do to Brenda, they were lovely lady’s with a quick sense of humor and they were excellent in the with a cast iron skillet in their hand.
I loved their show and never missed an episode. I particularly enjoyed the ending of the show with Jennifer holding a cigarette in one hand and a drink in the other. My kind of gal. Thank you TH-cam for resurrecting these treasures.
"In the old days, Vicars were good Christians and had lots of children and they needed these big houses, Now, they are all gay and they've sold them off." Clarissa was on top of things being a former barrister...lol
I just love listening to these beautiful ladies banter on and on. This is gold. Thank you Negresti Sonicx for posting this. I am only discovering Two Fat Ladies in 2022.
“My mother was deeply committed to the romance of the Deep South of America. So when these moods hit her, we used to have corned grilled cakes for breakfast. Finally, my sister married a man from South Carolina and my mother was cured”. She has such a great sense of humor! 😆
@@mscott3918 Alas dropped by the BBC and the Good Food Channel which is owned by the BBC as Clarissa rightly said upon a visit to Leicester that it looked like some Islamic republic! Voltaire sadi lear to know who rule over you as you cannot critise them!
Paterson died of cancer on 10 August 1999, one month after diagnosis. The day before she died, she asked Dickson Wright to bring her a tin of caviar but when Dickson Wright arrived at the hospital, Paterson had already died. Dickson Wright said that after Paterson's funeral, she ate the caviar as a tribute to her friend. Dickson Wright died at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on 15 March 2014.
30 years ago, my hubby introduced these ‘amazing’ ladies… full of knowledge, experience and lots of intelligent humour! Oh what amazing and fantastic times for any fly sitting on that wall there in this fantastical kitchen! So glad they’ve taught us soooo much about great old fashioned cooking 🧑🍳 and the techniques (method to the madness and v.v.!!). It’s such a pleasure to come across them quite accidentally! Thank you and enjoy the ‘two little fried grapes ‘! I wish they were still here with us… a good team, a good time and good tea!’
I am an Anglophile and I find it so adorable the way they say paprika. If I won millions of dollars I would buy a little cottage in East Yorkshire and live there from June to September. I love my hometown here in California but the summers are the devil's armpit.
here here Jennifer Pattison was behind me once in the queue in Sainsbury's Victoria Street, London, round the corner from her flat. I hope my shopping list didn't disgust her, although it was 1986 or something :-o
Being half Mexican, Ive seen and had my fair share of huevos rancheros. That is the wierdest huevos rancheros version I have ever seen. Cant wait to try it.
I remember watching these two in Australia when I was in my twenties. It was such an antidote for the health craze of low fat and low sugar and the aerobics craze of the nineties.
12:39 It always makes me laugh when the ladies make assumptions about America and American foods. “Girdle!” I love it when they talk about peppers used in Texas and Mexican cooking. And how spicy they are. I remember seeing an episode with Clarissa warning about using “galopenas” when she was showing a poblano pepper that’s one of the mildest of jalapeños. I loved them dearly.
Ah, I do love these two ladies so much! I do not share their diet preferences nor am I fascinated with their excessive use of cooking oil, cream, sugar etc. There is something magical about them, between them... above of all that tremendous respect they show to each other. So, whatever it is you like about them, let us always remember how to appreciate little things in our life, always, all the time...wherever we may be, by the pool in Berlin or somewhere else )). RIP ladies.
@Tom Lowery That's nonsense. You've been reading Ian Scott, who was a vitriolic ratbag and said appalling things to promote himself. They didn't hate each other at all - and you didn't know them personally.
These two ladies aren't meant to be PC, that was the whole point.....if you get offended, don't watch. But yes, it's British humour. If you don't get it then you weren't meant too.
matthew brandon Oh we've been killing for longer than that mate. Remember we've been around longer. Try to remember where you've stolen most ideas from. Humour, sarcasm and self depreciation failed to translate across the pond I see...
Caroline Greenman As far as Britain killing natives I was referring mostly to the empire which he can in the 1500s, roughly 500 years ago. Stolen ideas? We've given much more in the way of ideas than we've taken. And with the exception of Monty python, British humor doesn't translate to any other country very well. I saw I appreciate the sarcasm in the comments above but self depreciation, I didn't see any of that. The statement that I replied to was an ignorant, Hate filled rent that needed answering.
matthew brandon Spoken like a true American. Full of holier than thou. And as I said much earlier, if you need someone to explain a post and it's varying types of humour therein, then it's a waste of time.
I'm soooo happy to have found this little treasure, I used to watch their show on the People+Arts channel when I was 12 years old and it's what sparked my passion for cooking!
I used to love watching this show when I was younger. To see them travel the country and cook for all sorts of people was always the most interesting thing to me. :)
The ladies are a treasure. As an American, I have never enjoyed sweet pastries, cooked oats or breakfast cereals, for the morning meal. Well seasoned and savory foods appeal to me.
@@butthand4342 Don't forget cream gravy, with lots of pepper. Or as my Daddy used to say, Lets have a coronary for breakfast. (for those of you who aren't familiar, you take the grease from sausage, stir in a bit of flour and cook it til it rises slightly, pour in milk a little at a time and whisk it til you have muscles lol (or it thickens) lol add enough pepper so you can see black flakes throughout and enough salt to need some lasix and you are good lol pour over an american biscuit (or a savory scone if you are a Brit) Had an amusing conversation one time about this dish with a Brit before I realized she thought I was putting gravy on oreos lol.
Clarissa called them corn cakes but my southern mother called them corn fritters & fixed them quite often! Americans should take it as a compliment that she is borrowing from the cuisine of the American South! However, never heard the term: “girdle” referring to a southern skillet, only “griddle” & no different from the British version.
I remember watching these two on pbs when I was a kid on Saturdays and then finishing the day out with bbc shows like keeping up appearances and are you being served. Good times 😊
Patrick3183 😂😂😂😂 Unfortunately she's not lying. Vicars and Catholic priest apparently. I'm starting to think those professions are devil worshipers in secret. (Now exposed) No true men of GOD would rape little boys!
Try yellow squash (cooked first ) instead of corn ! It’s delicious !! Tried this first from an Alabama friend when we lived in Georgia, just squash and some mayo then pancake mix, mixed well , fry and serve with maple syrup ! A very good dish for tea !! Have never even touched kidneys never mind eating them !! My father was a great breakfast cook, all he had to do was open kitchen door and the cooking bacon was enough to get us out of bed ! Fried bread, potato scones, square sausages, eggs , bacon, great breakfast !! Good Scottish Breakfast !!
In Asia, we soak the kidneys in brine and swap out the water 2 or 3 times to get rid of the taste, blanch and then stir fried in sesme oil, wine and ginger, done correctly it tastes firm and takes on the flavour of whatever you fried it with.
Lol I'm from north Carolina and this didn't insult me at all it was pretty funny . she probably thought people in the south called it a girdle because her brother in law from south Carolina was probably messing with her .
It seems that some have taken Ms. Wright literally with the girdle/griddle comment. Scots don't say "girdle" either. Her remark about Americans and Scots is a jab at those with differing accents. These lady's attitudes reflect an earlier time when people could poke fun at each other and not get offended, before today's PC police were lurking about every corner waiting to pounce.
people always have to add their 2 cent...and mine is this.. re...fukn...lax!! it's food, food we aren't eating, a TV show..."show"...watch or do not!! everything is not a debate! people take themselves way too seriously. ..yall mad at bacon and corn? ??...lmfao!!! haha. ..wow! God bless us all...I watched this with my grandmother and she's from Louisiana. ..we laughed and cooked. ..no problem...remember this is real food! not what people eat today...gmo and gluten free crap...
They were fabulous with no PC nonsense. Honest people who said what they thought and not giving a damn. We lose something when we lose people like them.
Two Fat LADIES for a few years were global superstars, especially in AUSTRALIA. I used to see Jennifer a lot as we were virtually neighbour's in the WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL area. They were a phenomenon and dearly missed RIP JENNIFER AND CLARISSA ❤❤
Ohh man I miss these gals, they were a staple of my childhood, my whole family would sit down to watch this show whenever it was on. My dad was a chef and loved trying out their recipes, and so did the rest of us😉. Good times, I wish they had been a little bit healthier so they could still be around...
😂 when Jennifer said "eww" to Clarissa for putting maple syrup on the corn griddle cake with bacon I was thinking, just wait till you try it Jennifer and then you're going to eat your words ❤ bacon and maple syrup is literally heaven in your mouth 🤤🙏😋🥓🍁🥞
Huevos Rancheros is my favorite! I have it when I go out to brunch with my parents sometimes. I have a friend in Mexico, and she usually has it without the chili peppers and just plain salsa. I tried it with chili peppers one time when I first tried it, and it was too spicy for me! I'll think of you Clarissa the next time I eat it! Rest in peace to you and Jennifer! We miss you ladies!
Jennifer had a wonderful deadpan delivery and a great sense of naughty humour. I remember her saying once, 'I always say that there is a lot of good in an old cock. '
I just cleaned my house, and now I'm binge-watching the "Two Fat Ladies." I should be watching "How Clean is your House?" I love Kim and Aggie as well.
I love the part 17:31 when jennifer recites the Mexican Millie poem & Clarissa asked Jennifer "I hope we see your tango today". I think the brewery manager was better looking than kipper guy.
I'm not sure where Clarissa got her information from, but, being American, I've NEVER called a griddle a "Gurdle".. I've always said griddle.. maybe the Scots call them gurdle, but, not anyone I know here in America LOL!
Black sheep brewery was the son of the Theakstons brewery, he started his own, i served in the army with his younger brother Eddie Theakston with the 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards
I remember watching this with my mum when I was a kid. All these years later and I am smiling from ear to ear. You'll never see women like this again!
They don't make 'em like they used to.
seems like pretty stereotypical british women to me
We can and will, push back against the transnational cosmopolitan parasites.
@@rat_king2801 have you not seen the updated stereotype?
@@alistercaddy1208 replaced by Muslims unfortunately.
I miss them. I'm glad we have these shows to keep them alive in our hearts. RIP
Brenda Laubhan Yes I miss them terribly, so sad both are dead but thank God we still have these videos
Me too!
Brenda Laubhan oxtails
Very well said Brenda.. i feel the same. I have loved them since i was very young and i still think about them every day!
Brenda Laubhan I do to Brenda, they were lovely lady’s with a quick sense of humor and they were excellent in the with a cast iron skillet in their hand.
Two big girls with two big hearts and a love for cooking. Miss those two Rest In Peace Two Fat Ladies
"Are all the fishmongers so handsome round here?" - poor bloke didn't know where to put himself hahahaha. Gotta love these 2 adorable ladies x
I loved their show and never missed an episode. I particularly enjoyed the ending of the show with Jennifer holding a cigarette in one hand and a drink in the other. My kind of gal. Thank you TH-cam for resurrecting these treasures.
"In the old days, Vicars were good Christians and had lots of children and they needed these big houses, Now, they are all gay and they've sold them off." Clarissa was on top of things being a former barrister...lol
😂😂💀💀💀💀
They're now all gays? who don't have families?
I think you need to examine the multiple levels of profound prejudice in your thinking, sweetie
that part had me rolling cause it's true!!!!
Oh gawd, is that where the expression, "been to see the vicar" comes from???
Based and sodomite-pilled.
I don't know about you, but I can't stop smiling watching these two... I love them so much..
Yeah, cooking bad food makes people happy.
@@fjccommish Perhaps, but they could make a PB&J and I'd still be smiling...
@@BigDoTheir mannerisms and personalities don't make the food they cook good.
@@fjccommish agreed you have to remember this is a viewer platform and since we can't smell taste the food personality are all you have...
@@BigDo I'm sure the food tastes very good. It's unhealthy is the point. Only a fool would eat that.
The ladies were sweethearts. The food was bad.
I just love listening to these beautiful ladies banter on and on. This is gold. Thank you Negresti Sonicx for posting this. I am only discovering Two Fat Ladies in 2022.
Unfortunately they died.
“My mother was deeply committed to the romance of the Deep South of America. So when these moods hit her, we used to have corned grilled cakes for breakfast. Finally, my sister married a man from South Carolina and my mother was cured”. She has such a great sense of humor! 😆
Was that a gay joke just before this one? Lol I don’t understand British humor
@@JD-xg8zi you never will
Yeah, the gay joke, ....they don't mean any harm at all!!!!!!:) ....it's not nice, but then they don't have to be Nice all the time!!!!!
let's not romanticize the antebellum South
were you DYING?
My absolute favorite cooking series ever. RIP lovely ladies !
Carol Williamson I admit to being a hopeless cook, but I did make the kidney dish. It took ages but so delicious.
@@mscott3918 Alas dropped by the BBC and the Good Food Channel which is owned by the BBC as Clarissa rightly said upon a visit to Leicester that it looked like some Islamic republic! Voltaire sadi lear to know who rule over you as you cannot critise them!
The British butter industry salutes you.
Omg I literally Lol'd
@@Bea-Nuh-Luh c.f.v
The non Msulims of Leicester Salute you!
I miss you Grandma!!!! These two ladies my Grandma and I would watch all the time. Along with the "Queen" Julia Child
Which one was your Grandma?
I love these ladies. They lived full lives and enjoyed themselves. RIP
Dying of obesity related illness is hardly enjoyable. Just saying.
I'm from the US (and the South, even!) and I love these ladies. They absolutely crack me up! They're hilariously un-PC, and I love it.
Paterson died of cancer on 10 August 1999, one month after diagnosis. The day before she died, she asked Dickson Wright to bring her a tin of caviar but when Dickson Wright arrived at the hospital, Paterson had already died. Dickson Wright said that after Paterson's funeral, she ate the caviar as a tribute to her friend. Dickson Wright died at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary on 15 March 2014.
I'm sure they're cooking for Jesus and our Heavenly Father, whenever they like a nice meal.
I miss them too I watched them every week . rip to both of them they are truly missed.
30 years ago, my hubby introduced these ‘amazing’ ladies… full of knowledge, experience and lots of intelligent humour! Oh what amazing and fantastic times for any fly sitting on that wall there in this fantastical kitchen! So glad they’ve taught us soooo much about great old fashioned cooking 🧑🍳 and the techniques (method to the madness and v.v.!!). It’s such a pleasure to come across them quite accidentally! Thank you and enjoy the ‘two little fried grapes ‘! I wish they were still here with us… a good team, a good time and good tea!’
english people doing american accents whether theyre making fun of us or not is hilarious and these two are hilarious to begin with 😂🤣👏
I am an Anglophile and I find it so adorable the way they say paprika. If I won millions of dollars I would buy a little cottage in East Yorkshire and live there from June to September. I love my hometown here in California but the summers are the devil's armpit.
RIP the pair of them
Oh no... when did Clarissa pass on?
March of 2014.
here here
Jennifer Pattison was behind me once in the queue in Sainsbury's Victoria Street, London, round the corner from her flat.
I hope my shopping list didn't disgust her, although it was 1986 or something :-o
Thank you for using the correct " here". lol
Being half Mexican, Ive seen and had my fair share of huevos rancheros. That is the wierdest huevos rancheros version I have ever seen. Cant wait to try it.
I remember watching these two in Australia when I was in my twenties. It was such an antidote for the health craze of low fat and low sugar and the aerobics craze of the nineties.
Never heard of these two ladies. I am from the U.S. but I discovered them yesterday and I believe I like them.
"I love the black dddrrrippings!"
"That's what your lungs look like, Jennifer"
lol savage
Considering how much she smoked, it''s also accurate!
Just love how she rolls with it and bounces back talking about the fish!
She did die from lung cancer so...
Was a very prescient comment, sadly.
Di Zhu yes 2 years after this
Oh I love Jennifer's nail varnish and lovely ring.
I am American and have never called it a girdle - it's always been a griddle to me. A girdle is something different altogether.
Yes!
I’ve always called it a griddle too- I’m American as well!
They are fooling around...
She does say griddle, it's the accent if you are not used to it.
12:39 It always makes me laugh when the ladies make assumptions about America and American foods. “Girdle!” I love it when they talk about peppers used in Texas and Mexican cooking. And how spicy they are. I remember seeing an episode with Clarissa warning about using “galopenas” when she was showing a poblano pepper that’s one of the mildest of jalapeños. I loved them dearly.
3:55 "...and my mother was cured..." LOL! I love these two whoppers and miss watching them on rainy Saturdays. Thank God for TH-cam.
I love these ladies. i watched them every Saturday morning as a child up into adulthood.💜💜💜💜
Black BeautyTv Where they on pbs or food network? I used to watch too. So glad these were uploaded.😊
I still watch them while i work... i never get tired of watching .
Ah, I do love these two ladies so much! I do not share their diet preferences nor am I fascinated with their excessive use of cooking oil, cream, sugar etc. There is something magical about them, between them... above of all that tremendous respect they show to each other. So, whatever it is you like about them, let us always remember how to appreciate little things in our life, always, all the time...wherever we may be, by the pool in Berlin or somewhere else )). RIP ladies.
And tons of butter//
@Tom Lowery That's nonsense. You've been reading Ian Scott, who was a vitriolic ratbag and said appalling things to promote himself. They didn't hate each other at all - and you didn't know them personally.
@Tom Lowery I repeat, you’re a liar.
@Tom Lowery 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You’re such a liar. Pretending to know celebrities. You’re probably guilty of stolen valor, too. Clown-boy. 🤡🤡🤡
I’ll be in Berlin just before Christmas ! Which pool where? ( Hopefully indoors?) 😂
These two ladies always cheer me up. That smokehouse segment was fascinating and hilarious all at the same time! 😂
I bet they would have been brexiters lol
Clarissa, "Get rid of all of the lentils, you have no idea how randy it makes the vegetarians"!
Dishonest too!
These two ladies aren't meant to be PC, that was the whole point.....if you get offended, don't watch. But yes, it's British humour. If you don't get it then you weren't meant too.
matthew brandon Oh we've been killing for longer than that mate. Remember we've been around longer. Try to remember where you've stolen most ideas from. Humour, sarcasm and self depreciation failed to translate across the pond I see...
Caroline Greenman As far as Britain killing natives I was referring mostly to the empire which he can in the 1500s, roughly 500 years ago. Stolen ideas? We've given much more in the way of ideas than we've taken. And with the exception of Monty python, British humor doesn't translate to any other country very well. I saw I appreciate the sarcasm in the comments above but self depreciation, I didn't see any of that. The statement that I replied to was an ignorant, Hate filled rent that needed answering.
matthew brandon Spoken like a true American. Full of holier than thou.
And as I said much earlier, if you need someone to explain a post and it's varying types of humour therein, then it's a waste of time.
Caroline Greenman I don't believe you could explain much to me. You appear to be no more than a whiny teenager.
matthew brandon Lol, keep on posting. I don't care a jot.
Stop being so American and learn to be quiet for awhile. Hmmm?
I'm soooo happy to have found this little treasure, I used to watch their show on the People+Arts channel when I was 12 years old and it's what sparked my passion for cooking!
I use to enjoy this show so much when I was stationed in the UK, I’m glad to have found it on TH-cam
These two ladies were the best cooks that the British produced in their time ,loved them and miss them rip grand ladies of olde Britaina!
I used to love watching this show when I was younger. To see them travel the country and cook for all sorts of people was always the most interesting thing to me. :)
The ladies are a treasure. As an American, I have never enjoyed sweet pastries, cooked oats or breakfast cereals, for the morning meal. Well seasoned and savory foods appeal to me.
Grits, eggs, bacon, sausage, and biscuits. Best breakfast meal in the world to me. The sweets never really appealed to me for breakfast either.
@@butthand4342 Don't forget cream gravy, with lots of pepper. Or as my Daddy used to say, Lets have a coronary for breakfast. (for those of you who aren't familiar, you take the grease from sausage, stir in a bit of flour and cook it til it rises slightly, pour in milk a little at a time and whisk it til you have muscles lol (or it thickens) lol add enough pepper so you can see black flakes throughout and enough salt to need some lasix and you are good lol pour over an american biscuit (or a savory scone if you are a Brit) Had an amusing conversation one time about this dish with a Brit before I realized she thought I was putting gravy on oreos lol.
As a child I enjoyed sweet cereals and pastries for breakfast,but, now I prefer savory foods!!!
Clarissa called them corn cakes but my southern mother called them corn fritters & fixed them quite often! Americans should take it as a compliment that she is borrowing from the cuisine of the American South! However, never heard the term: “girdle” referring to a southern skillet, only “griddle” & no different from the British version.
oooooooomg! I looooooove the two fat ladies I still have recipes I printed out in the 90's omg I'm watching all of these.
I miss these ladies! I watched them all the time! I miss those days and the simplicity of life.
I love this show, the way they cook, it,s so lusty an full of life!
I love these two saltty characters. I used to watch them here in the states on public television probably twenty years ago. Loved them!,
How sadly prophetic when Clarissa says "That's what your lungs look like Jennifer"
OUCH!!
I love these women and deeply wish they were still here.
Clarissa's corn griddle cakes with LOTS of crispy bacon and maple syrup - the most sensational meal I've ever had.
The griddle cakes were also called "hoe cakes" and were primarily slave food. Fust a FYI,George Washington was reported to love them!
@@Juelda Then he had GREAT taste!
Remarkably entertaining duo. So much more interesting than the cooking shows that came after them.
Exactly, found the Hairy Bikers unwatchable.
Great remark about vicars. Wonderful!!!!!😊😊🤣
I remember watching these two on pbs when I was a kid on Saturdays and then finishing the day out with bbc shows like keeping up appearances and are you being served. Good times 😊
Watching old British women destroy Mexican food is practically a sport at this point in time.
Lol at 3:20 when she says all vicars are gay
Patrick3183 haha
3:53 she loved the romanticism of southern america till she met her son in law hahaha.
I wonder if Mum read" Gone with Wind" back in the day
I listened to GWTW today.
Patrick3183 😂😂😂😂
Unfortunately she's not lying. Vicars and Catholic priest apparently. I'm starting to think those professions are devil worshipers in secret. (Now exposed) No true men of GOD would rape little boys!
Try yellow squash (cooked first ) instead of corn ! It’s delicious !! Tried this first from an Alabama friend when we lived in Georgia, just squash and some mayo then pancake mix, mixed well , fry and serve with maple syrup ! A very good dish for tea !!
Have never even touched kidneys never mind eating them !! My father was a great breakfast cook, all he had to do was open kitchen door and the cooking bacon was enough to get us out of bed ! Fried bread, potato scones, square sausages, eggs , bacon, great breakfast !!
Good Scottish Breakfast !!
I love these wonderful ladies.Both of them are a plethora of knowledgeable. No Google search needed 😊❤
These girls are hilarious. Iconic. Including the way the roll their "r"s
I used to watch this show on BBC on PBS with my Nana Good times 😍 Loved these ladies Thanks for posting
In Asia, we soak the kidneys in brine and swap out the water 2 or 3 times to get rid of the taste, blanch and then stir fried in sesme oil, wine and ginger, done correctly it tastes firm and takes on the flavour of whatever you fried it with.
I've never had kidneys before and would love to use your suggestion in cooking them, thank you!
Oh my gosh I remember watching two fat ladies on PBS. They were great ❤
So glad I found them in TH-cam. I miss the ladies so much. Wonderful sense of humor💝
One of my favorite cooking shows. Educational AND entertaining. We don't see much of that these days.
I loved these two ladies! I truly miss them.
😲 Wow. Haven't seen this show for many years. I used to watch it with my mama when I was a teenager. ❤️
Lol I'm from north Carolina and this didn't insult me at all it was pretty funny . she probably thought people in the south called it a girdle because her brother in law from south Carolina was probably messing with her .
It seems that some have taken Ms. Wright literally with the girdle/griddle comment. Scots don't say "girdle" either. Her remark about Americans and Scots is a jab at those with differing accents. These lady's attitudes reflect an earlier time when people could poke fun at each other and not get offended, before today's PC police were lurking about every corner waiting to pounce.
jbailor13 it was the 90s.😒 "Earlier time" way back when, eh? There is a certain group of people who love to use that excuse for everything.
jbailor13 exactly!
people always have to add their 2 cent...and mine is this.. re...fukn...lax!! it's food, food we aren't eating, a TV show..."show"...watch or do not!! everything is not a debate! people take themselves way too seriously. ..yall mad at bacon and corn? ??...lmfao!!! haha. ..wow! God bless us all...I watched this with my grandmother and she's from Louisiana. ..we laughed and cooked. ..no problem...remember this is real food! not what people eat today...gmo and gluten free crap...
2 tru
@@seanod7157 That's a little harsh...they are quite entertaining. It is disturbing that you find their demise "fortunate"
It's nice to see how the Black Sheep Brewery has grown since this episode aired.
One of my favorite shows to watch on PBS back in the day!
To wake up to huevos rancheros with kedgeree on the side every morning would be absolute perfection!
Brit vs Yank vs Kiwi vs Aussie vs Tassie vs S.African vs Canadian. ......enough. Love these two,always will.Dying for kippers.
"Bloody Brussels!" Clarissa was a woman after my own heart. Such a great loss
OpenMusic brexit
They were fabulous with no PC nonsense. Honest people who said what they thought and not giving a damn. We lose something when we lose people like them.
You know they’d have both voted for Brexit if they’d lived to see it.
@@kate_cooper Yep, God bless them both.
@@gullwingstorm857 sadly it's hardly going well, but let's keep politics out of this series shall we
I missed these two and I don't know how they came up as a suggested video, but I'm glad they did!
Still one of the best cooking shows on TV !
Two Fat LADIES for a few years were global superstars, especially in AUSTRALIA. I used to see Jennifer a lot as we were virtually neighbour's in the WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL area.
They were a phenomenon and dearly missed RIP JENNIFER AND CLARISSA ❤❤
Ohh man I miss these gals, they were a staple of my childhood, my whole family would sit down to watch this show whenever it was on. My dad was a chef and loved trying out their recipes, and so did the rest of us😉. Good times, I wish they had been a little bit healthier so they could still be around...
I love Jennifer, she always reminded me of my grandmother.
2022 will be a good year since I discovered that Two Fat Ladies” episodes are on TH-cam.
Lol love this. Especially when she put that brick of butter in the saucepan lol
😂 when Jennifer said "eww" to Clarissa for putting maple syrup on the corn griddle cake with bacon I was thinking, just wait till you try it Jennifer and then you're going to eat your words ❤ bacon and maple syrup is literally heaven in your mouth 🤤🙏😋🥓🍁🥞
Both these dear ladies are no longer with us 😢
I love the way she said "fry your onions" in a working-class cockney accent .
Thank you for posting. So wholesome 😊
@13:06, it took the Kipper Guy a gushing compliment to break his slightly cold demeanor prior. Agree, he is a cutie tho.
He's a hotty,all the girls would love to have him!
Was, he is probably dead by now 🤣
@@aronchas or an old pensioner.
Huevos Rancheros is my favorite! I have it when I go out to brunch with my parents sometimes. I have a friend in Mexico, and she usually has it without the chili peppers and just plain salsa. I tried it with chili peppers one time when I first tried it, and it was too spicy for me! I'll think of you Clarissa the next time I eat it! Rest in peace to you and Jennifer! We miss you ladies!
Feel emotional watching this again, really there should be a revival of these programmes. Telly isn’t like this any more.
I read Clarissa autobiography, I highly recommend it, such an interesting woman she was
I just read that she was... a barrister? what? lol
@@abrahamlincoln9758 Yep she was.
I’m reading it now- it’s really well written and holds your interest.
thanks so much for publishing these. its still an immense delight to watch
0:59 I love how the hammer fits perfectly with the swing of the music.
Jennifer Paterson is one of the many reasons I’m an Anglophile.
Jennifer had a wonderful deadpan delivery and a great sense of naughty humour. I remember her saying once, 'I always say that there is a lot of good in an old cock. '
I just cleaned my house, and now I'm binge-watching the "Two Fat Ladies." I should be watching "How Clean is your House?" I love Kim and Aggie as well.
I love the part 17:31 when jennifer recites the Mexican Millie poem & Clarissa asked Jennifer "I hope we see your tango today". I think the brewery manager was better looking than kipper guy.
Armando Alcala omg true he was
Armando, your a cutie yourself 😉
I agree
The brewery guy was cuter
“Vicars used to be good Christians with large families. Now they’re all gay…”
These two are hilarious!!! And I agree more butter and cream😜😜😜😜!!!!!
Americans call it a griddle
Not gurdle
I'm not sure where Clarissa got her information from, but, being American, I've NEVER called a griddle a "Gurdle".. I've always said griddle.. maybe the Scots call them gurdle, but, not anyone I know here in America LOL!
And she's a bit off with that statement about sweet corn also. Most corn consumed in the south has been field corn
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so JOMRD 66, did you fall asleep or pass out on your keyboard and your forehead banged on it? what the HELL does that gibberish mean?
People in hotels who order well done steaks get what they deserve... lol Love their banter
Shoe leather.
'Well done' aka ruind
I randomly remembered this show I've seen 25 years ago. Loool
5:24 LOL I love the attempt at a country humor accent and when Jennifer said hush puppies I died
I love these two. Thank you for these videos.
I just love them and may the continue to Rest In Peace ❤️
A girdle is a pan suspended over a fire , a griddle you cook steak on
So happy to find this. I use to watch them on the BBC channel. They are so fun to watch.
I think most of us watching were enthralled by their story telling plus the wonderful accents , truly an era lost rip Jennifer and clarissa
I love the way they never weigh anything, just heap it in.
“Add some butter.”
“How much?”
“And some milk.”
“How much?”
“Oh, use your best judgment.”
I remember seeing this wonderful show on WHRO PBS years ago. It brings back such great memories!!!
I loved this show and both these ladies!!
I just discovered these two fine ladies and am a total fan!
Black sheep brewery was the son of the Theakstons brewery, he started his own, i served in the army with his younger brother Eddie Theakston with the 4/7 Royal Dragoon Guards