Thankyou Hugh for all fanastic programs .Loved watching them over the years . When you came out too Australia here and starting with the Aussie guy,s farm River Cottage . Its being repeated again at the moment . Spent years goung too my now ex husbands family farm 3 kids in toe .School holidays they,d spend a week on the farm . I learned so much from such a beautiful lady she still my 2nd mum .she,s off the farm and one of her son and his wife taken over .I learned too grow veggies ,perserve fruit ,make jams and pickles. . Plant fruit trees .My eldest daughter has too. I have veggie gardens lots herbs , a few fruit trees that where already here . Belong too a veggie garden group go once a mth and we swap veg fruit ,seedling and seeds . I have eaten gf for 34 years for an illness has helped quite a bit . Often wonder how I,d be if I hadnt .I call it feeding my sole.
Made them yesterday and they were perfect! The only diffetence was I swapped the millet flakes for ground coconut. Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe!
The end result looked decidedly like something you'd find in the bottom of a budgie cage, but having seen the ingredients I imagine they do taste lovely. Oh and it's useful to know that millet is gluten free as my sister has Crohns and can't tolerate gluten.
Thank you for this recipe Hugh, I was looking for a while for a healthy no sugar or honey alternative to a fast breakfast slice you can take with you and go when you rush out in the morning, this is what I have been looking for.
I Like your new version in Hugh’s Good Comfort. Basic ingredients which just need a saucepan and an oven and are on the plate in 15 minutes. Just time to make a decent cup of tea in a teapot and put on a tray. A little hygge in my life! 😋
Morning Hugh, I have just seen your recipe and am planning to introduce it as a healthy snack, at any time really. It also reminded me to make "pan de higos" [maybe you wish to have a go at that on video for all youtubers...;-)? I haven't got a camera yet to do so... ] a sort of Spanish counterpart made with dried figs which is, obviously very healthy and delicious and yummily gooey, and last but not least, a great Mediterranean reminder of the days I was living in that country. Thanks for sharing all these recipes! Warmly Jerry at Verde Basilico Hosting & Table d'hôte .
There's a diabetic cooking channel called cookingguide, she specialises in cakes and yummy stuff for diabetics, also cup cake Jemma has a number of recipes for special dietary needs people.
Loved the recipe as my family and I are gluten free and always looking for new tasty food options--however I did not like so much the blurring in and out of the camera focus and the lights moving? All the camera tricks are not so cool...
Looks amazing....loving all these River Cottage offerings and Hugh's cooking and presentation! One small critique...please have your camera person modify there style a bit and not cut off the food and prep, in an effort to keep Hugh in the shot; perhaps stepping back some to include all. Just a well intentioned thought! Cheers, Greg Douglass
I wish you'd do a video to all the people like me with severe nut allergies......there are so many things I'd love to eat but can't or have to find alternatives to recipes because everything deemed healthy nowadays seems to have nuts in it.
I'm sure it's delicious, but it would drive my bloodsugar through the roof. And then it would crash and I would want another one. As a pre-diabetic, I escape the insulin ride by not indulging in snacks that are nearly a hundred percent carbohydrate (= sugar).
I love River Cottage and I've bought the book . . . but as a video production professional these little videos irritate: The colour cast, the shallow depth of field and resulting wandering focus all detract from my enjoyment of Hugh and the food. Please just shoot it in a more standard style, light it well and have the food in focus. Thank you for all that you do.
The camera lens flare and blurry focus is enough to drive me mad. The recipes are wonderful and so is Hugh, as always, but stop with the cutesy camera work and this would be so much more enjoyable.
Already made another batch. Truly delicious and great with a cup of tea or coffee. Thank you.
Also did JJ Abrams direct this what's up with the random lens flare
what's with the lens flare
Love the view out your window looks like a great garden and a bright sunny day! :-)
Thankyou Hugh for all fanastic programs .Loved watching them over the years . When you came out too Australia here and starting with the Aussie guy,s farm River Cottage . Its being repeated again at the moment . Spent years goung too my now ex husbands family farm 3 kids in toe .School holidays they,d spend a week on the farm . I learned so much from such a beautiful lady she still my 2nd mum .she,s off the farm and one of her son and his wife taken over .I learned too grow veggies ,perserve fruit ,make jams and pickles. . Plant fruit trees .My eldest daughter has too. I have veggie gardens lots herbs , a few fruit trees that where already here . Belong too a veggie garden group go once a mth and we swap veg fruit ,seedling and seeds . I have eaten gf for 34 years for an illness has helped quite a bit . Often wonder how I,d be if I hadnt .I call it feeding my sole.
New book with a large variety of brilliant recipes！i will try！
these are a definite must try -- and soon!
I'm fairly stoked to be getting this recipe book. I forgot how exciting food can be.
Looks delish and almost at its rawest best! Yum.
That looks delicious! I can't wait to try it.
Looks beautiful .i want to come and work there
Made them yesterday and they were perfect! The only diffetence was I swapped the millet flakes for ground coconut. Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe!
Great idea with the ground coconut!
The end result looked decidedly like something you'd find in the bottom of a budgie cage, but having seen the ingredients I imagine they do taste lovely. Oh and it's useful to know that millet is gluten free as my sister has Crohns and can't tolerate gluten.
It's definitely 10pm here. I'll try this tomorrow. Thank you Hugh!
Thank you for this recipe Hugh, I was looking for a while for a healthy no sugar or honey alternative to a fast breakfast slice you can take with you and go when you rush out in the morning, this is what I have been looking for.
Making these tomorrow morning if my smoothie maker can take it! Looks so good and healthy too 👍
I have your cook book, YAAAAAY!
I Like your new version in Hugh’s Good Comfort. Basic ingredients which just need a saucepan and an oven and are on the plate in 15 minutes. Just time to make a decent cup of tea in a teapot and put on a tray. A little hygge in my life! 😋
0:19 Had a rough sleep? Rough night?
A wholesome slice, a lovely day and a cup of tea to calm ur head down.
4:49 The day holds promise.
Those morning slice bars look fantastic and gluten free just right for us Vegans.I will be trying this one out. Thanks Hugh.
I bet it's divine....and incredibly sweeet.
mmmm looking delicious
Wow I'm actually watching this near to midnight
Great recipe and I love Hugh, but my the camera work is conflicting with my epilepsy tenancies.. so not finishing it.
Morning Hugh, I have just seen your recipe and am planning to introduce it as a healthy snack, at any time really. It also reminded me to make "pan de higos" [maybe you wish to have a go at that on video for all youtubers...;-)? I haven't got a camera yet to do so... ] a sort of Spanish counterpart made with dried figs which is, obviously very healthy and delicious and yummily gooey, and last but not least, a great Mediterranean reminder of the days I was living in that country. Thanks for sharing all these recipes! Warmly Jerry at Verde Basilico Hosting & Table d'hôte .
What would happen if you baked it?.... Low temp long time??
IMPRESSIVE 😇👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
i bought yo new book (light & easy) last week please can you do a short video of new potatoes, asparagus & eggs. thanks
Love the recipe and the new haircut that makes you look youthful and non-scruffy!
Can I used rolled or quick oats instead of millet?
I'm actually watching this at ten to midnight; you called it Hugh
Hello Hugh. Can one use rolled oats instead of the millet?
Mmmm yummy!!
These look delicious but where is the recipe?
How are these for diabetics ?
im litterally watching this at ten to midnight ahah
#rivercottagehq As an American the secret to a good cup of English tea always escapes me. How can I get a perfect cup to go with these slices?
Here's a handy how to... :)
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Looks good -
Millet flour?? I'm in the US; I've got to google that and see what we have similar here- :)
Millet flakes, not flour. And you should be able to find those easy enough here in the US.
It's 22.16pm
i would like to see this on sale at sanitary supermarket river cottage Morning Tea Slice | Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall A+++++
I think I might have over blended mine? Bit sticky. Will see after a few hours....
I love all the recipies, BUT! I am diabetic. Any sweet/cake/energy bar (diabetic style) recipes that millions like me could enjoy? Thx.
There's a diabetic cooking channel called cookingguide, she specialises in cakes and yummy stuff for diabetics, also cup cake Jemma has a number of recipes for special dietary needs people.
These intricate dishes are amazing! Check out some of our recipes at #Fame Food and let us know what you think!
Loved the recipe as my family and I are gluten free and always looking for new tasty food options--however I did not like so much the blurring in and out of the camera focus and the lights moving? All the camera tricks are not so cool...
Need that now. Could you fedex me some ? haha
Looks amazing....loving all these River Cottage offerings and Hugh's cooking and presentation!
One small critique...please have your camera person modify there style a bit and not cut off the food and prep, in an effort to keep Hugh in the shot; perhaps stepping back some to include all.
Just a well intentioned thought!
Cheers,
Greg Douglass
I wish you'd do a video to all the people like me with severe nut allergies......there are so many things I'd love to eat but can't or have to find alternatives to recipes because everything deemed healthy nowadays seems to have nuts in it.
Terrible, terrible camera work. Hard on the eyes.
What's really creepy is that I am literally watching this at 10 to midnight
I'd love to live like this, my kind of food, but this would cost over £20 to buy all these ingredients. Too expensive for me to try.
I'm sure it's delicious, but it would drive my bloodsugar through the roof. And then it would crash and I would want another one. As a pre-diabetic, I escape the insulin ride by not indulging in snacks that are nearly a hundred percent carbohydrate (= sugar).
The mic fucked up at the end
I love River Cottage and I've bought the book . . . but as a video production professional these little videos irritate: The colour cast, the shallow depth of field and resulting wandering focus all detract from my enjoyment of Hugh and the food. Please just shoot it in a more standard style, light it well and have the food in focus. Thank you for all that you do.
So you're saying the video production matches the rustic-ness of the cooking? :P
Funny isn't it. No one ever turns around and says fuck me, that is awful Hugh!
Some of these comments ... bicker bicker bicker
Great recipe advice, so please remake this video without the swinging camera and lens flares. It's giving seasickness and seizures.
The camera lens flare and blurry focus is enough to drive me mad. The recipes are wonderful and so is Hugh, as always, but stop with the cutesy camera work and this would be so much more enjoyable.
Need more meat
wtf is that epileptic lights in your video?! make a warning.
what a toff
Very annoying background music!!!
i dont recognise you with this haircut
How long will these hold without getting spoiled?
i would like to see this on sale at sanitary supermarket river cottage Morning Tea Slice | Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall A+++++