I miss them more than any television chefs I've ever seen. There was just something special about each of them that turned absolutely magical when they cooked together.
I learned about these two ladies way too late,love them dearly and miss them very much!! I would have loved to meet these two woman in person!So very special..Jennifer💖
A sigh and a cry at the end when I realized how much I love these two ladies as they exchange funny presents and listen to the choir, that they’re gone. A remarkable pairing indeed. May we all cherish those special fleeting moments and the people that make us laugh and love and pray for those who can’t do either. Let us all raise a glass to them and in spirit become ‘Two Fat Ladies’. 🕊🙏🏼🕊
Agreed. I am watching it now the food I’ve always loved so much and their personalities were simply the best the ending always gets me especially the Christmas presents exchanging them the Chior singing. Always get a tad emotional
One of the best cooking shows ever. Two charismatic ladies...traditional English cuisine...calories and health content be damned. May they both be cooking up a heavenly feast for the angels. Smoke 'em up, Jennifer!
***** I agree.The food was hearty and plentiful.The kind of food that STUCK to your ribs. They seemed to have SO much fun.Jennifer and her beautiful manicured nails.RIP,LADIES.
@aud loves life --They have the chance as the rest of us have--- to finally one day be in Heaven with Our Creator Father -- Whose Son --His Begotten Son is Jesus Christ-- who sits on the right side of God. When we die we got in front of Jesus Christ as Jesus said---- No one goes to the Father ==except thru Me. Jesus Christ is my Savior and Redeemer.
What a lovely taste of England! Not just from the recipes, but the words, the charm and the love that goes into those bowls. Greetings and love from Spain.
I have such sweet memories of this show before my son was school age. My husband used to work very late & this used to come on later in the evening. My son would ask if he could sleep in my bed until Dad got home. We would climb in my bed & watch this every night. He still sings the theme song to it and talks about the show. He's almost 25 now.
I was 28 on the 30th october and remember this show with my granny ❤❤.. sad clarissa Dickson Wright died 2014 aged 66...and Jennifer died 1999 age 71 .. good proper cooking 💯👌 like my granny she was born 1920 and passed away 1st March 2008 aged 87 so she's from the same generation as Jennifer Patterson........
@@levimacdonald5188 My nephew was 12-13 when the two ladies were on and his unabashed delight in them just made the show that much better. He would come to my house on a regular basis for our appointment to watch The Two Fat Ladies. We didn't necessarily watch for the recipes, it was "personality" TV for us.
@@BlueRidgeMtns100 I agree. They were at ease with the camera and were so enjoyable to watch. You could tell how much they loved cooking and were funny too.
I love these ladies, miss them, watch them all the time in the US on PBS. I adore anything English, Scottish, Irish. Everything from the little cottages accents just everything! 😊🇬🇧
I do miss their attitude to cooking: using local ingredients, no pretensions, traditional cooking. Most of all, their cooking was not for those on a diet and they made no apologies for it. It was simple, if you didn't want their calorie-heavy cooking, go watch another TV cooking show! It was a simpler time.
To this day, my mother caters and bakes cakes for people. She has always told her clients, "I am a full flavor cook. I use butter, sugar, salt, whole milk, Crisco (that's brand of shortening for those of you not in the southern US), and heavy everything. I fat free or reduce fat in nothing! If you are on a diet, I ain't th' one." I've actually heard her say this on several occasions.
Just loved the the conversations these two ladies shared with each other. Loved their cooking stories and the motor bike. And Jenifer's fancy nail polish and rings. Could watch them over and over. Always entertaining! Rest in Peace you beautiful Fat Ladies!!💐👍
These two ladies are certainly a treasure! Loved how they naturally congealed with each other and with the audience! No other cooking show has ever come close to this caliber!
They couldn't call the program 'Two fat Ladies' now it would have to be called, 'Two Body Positive Ladies'. Its a real shame how the world has gone down hill, PC wise!
Would watch this with my kids...my older son just loved these two...and me too.This was the best cooking show I have ever seen...Between the great cooking and the comedy...it was fabulous...I sure miss these gals.
My youngest daughter and I used to watch these two ladies regularly. I also recommend Rosemary and Thyme, two ladies who are partners in a landscaping business. I hope there will always be an England.
We’ve been told by our intellectual betters that we need multiculturalism, so no, I suspect there will not always be an England. If there is it will be a patriarchal Arabic speaking one where women like this will be stoned to death for their “harlotry”. But as long as guardian readers can feel virtuous in their chattering classes middle class suburbs what does it matter?
My favourite cooking ladies of all time; I miss them, I used to enjoy their show. Their style of cooking may not be popular in this epoch but it's reminiscent of my youth when people weren't frightened to cook with butter, cream and salt. Delicious. How wonderful to find the ladies on TH-cam, thank you ladies for many happy memories. Enjoy cooking together once more in Heaven. 😍
Oh I am so happy to see this , my Mother got me interested in watching these two women's show. She passed away 9 years ago ON Mothers Day. This is the first time that I have seen them since she passed away. Oh I miss my Mom.
Used to love watching this show, such a shame they're both dead now. I used to see Jennifer all the time around Westminster. She lived in a flat in Ashley Gardens, and did her shopping in the Sainsbury's in Victoria Street. Great memories.
Bittersweet watching this. Wasn't that long ago but England has changed so much so rapidly, and for the worst. I think enough of you know exactly what I mean. Very sad 😔
These two were the real deal. How I miss them. Both highly accomplished and experienced cooks, they would put many of the tv chefs of today to shame. And they were hilarious. I love that they have no qualms at all serving alcohol to children! Younger me would have been delighted with this meal, which looks delicious and is steeped in history and tradition.
I cant believe Ive found this series on youtube, my grandmother and I used to watch this when I was a kid and she just got such a big kick out of them,she really enjoyed this series.Wow thanks for sharing. Very nostalgic!
LOVE these gals! Speaking as one of those "poor unfortunate vegetarians" ....I find it hilarious that the meat-free egg dish contains gelatin and anchovy paste....lol
The girls disapproved of vegetarianism, Clarissa (the one without specs) once said a vegetarian sandwich was ‘delicious, despite its vegetarian overtones’
For the last two weeks, whenever we're in the car, I tell my wife "straight through the arch to the cathedral close- the choir school is on the grounds and the headmaster will meet us there." She looks at me like I'm nuts! 😄
I have always loved these 2 ladies. I was always amazed and excited by their dishes and their communication with each other. They were as old school as they come and I miss them terribly.
I haven't thought of these colorful ladies for years. I enjoyed watching their show, and sorry to hear about their passing. I hope they are having a grand old time cooking together in heaven. RIP.
I was born in Winchester England and remember the magnificent cathedral as a child. I love these delightful girls and miss them but they live on in these posts and I have 2 of their cook books. Wonderful!.
I truly believe that. They are reunited forevermore, cooking and enjoying eternity surrounded by Love, Light, Joy, Happiness and Peace...sigh...tearing up a bit.
Growing up i watched cartoons like any kid but i watched these great women as well. Watching them When i was eight among other great cooking shows in the 90s are what got me in the food industry. U r missed Jennifer and Clarisa
So loved the ladies! Have several of their books....they already make me drool with their recipes....these are fab.....but the show with the onion soup with Stilton is wonderful.....thanks for sharing....have missed them!
Loved them both especially Jennifer's devout , traditional Catholicism with her witty and eccentric sense of humour. Clarissa and Jennifer were one of a kind. Where are their like today ?
I absolutely loved watching them. I bought their joint cookbook about 15 years ago which I continue to look at the beautiful pictures of all the different delicious foods they made. The dishes, pots and pans, cutlery, serving dishes, old fashioned ways of cutting vegetables, and fruit put me in mind of my British Grandmother...with much love. So sad they are gone...I wish PBS would bring back "The TWO FAT LADIES." "April 18, 2018."
OH! How I miss this show on my local PBS station! :-( They were so posh, so brazen, so unctuous with their cooking, it was all so deliciously marvelous!
I miss these two. They worked so wonderfully well together. Their food was just perfect and none of this modern fancy aggressive stuff you get these days. RIP to you both I hope your cooking up a banquet in Heaven. Dearly missed.
Why am I all teary eyed?.. just so painfully joyful on observing their beautiful friendship and their pure unadulterated love for delicious food!! To hell with calories!!
"This'll fatten up our little choristers! Kee hee!" "They look like delicious little lamb custards with those frills around their necks." hahaha I'm getting some Hansel'n'Gretel vibes here!
The ending of this episode was one of the best and sweetest... and from a cooking show! (I always laugh at Clarissa’s reaction to the cookbook and to Jennifer’s comment about the choir in their frilled collars❤️.)
Bloody Fabulous. What a great English treat. Take note young ones this is real cooking and real way to a countryman’s heart 😀 wish they were still here. And I could of had just one day with them 🍷🐿 rest in peace both of you and my the lord bless you with a fabulous oven in heaven
@@larkbird9247 I could tell she was a smoker by the way she talked. Most of my family have that nasty habit. I can usually tell a smoker by their voice, laugh, skin. It's a shame for both of them because I loved watching them. They were a hoot!
I miss these sweet, talented and hilarious ladies so much!!! Had to disagree, of course, with Clarissa's stand on the hunt, but supported her right to it. They were the best! RIP, Jennifer and Clarissa, you are both so loved and missed.
Never really a fan of the food/recipes but always liked the very primitive take on them and the little stories that accompanied the antique gadgets etc.
Wonderful, delightful ladies. Rich with knowledge. They remind me of two favorite aunts. God bless and keep them. I expect heaven is much livelier thanks to Jennifer and Clarissa.
I remember watching this show. The local PBS station had the best cooking shows. I miss watching this show. They had such fun together. Long before cable these two cooked up a storm every week.
I miss them more than any television chefs I've ever seen. There was just something special about each of them that turned absolutely magical when they cooked together.
Keith Floyd. Then these girls.
I learned about these two ladies way too late,love them dearly and miss them very much!! I would have loved to meet these two woman in person!So very special..Jennifer💖
Michael Little - Very true! Just lovely and very entertaining! Much missed duo!
Oh yes. What a joy to watch them.
Enough high cholesterol to go around!
"There's a nice little choirister called Oliver if you could wait a few years" OMG fantastic 😂
A sigh and a cry at the end when I realized how much I love these two ladies as they exchange funny presents and listen to the choir, that they’re gone. A remarkable pairing indeed. May we all cherish those special fleeting moments and the people that make us laugh and love and pray for those who can’t do either. Let us all raise a glass to them and in spirit become ‘Two Fat Ladies’. 🕊🙏🏼🕊
I agree with you cherish the people close to you , make memories with those you love . May these two ladies Rest In Peace. 🕊🕊
Agreed. I am watching it now the food I’ve always loved so much and their personalities were simply the best the ending always gets me especially the Christmas presents exchanging them the Chior singing. Always get a tad emotional
the sound of a great boys' choir is indescribably beautiful, as here.
i watch this every year.
Me too...it has become a bit of a tradition for me to watch this every Christmas season.
As of 2018, the goose farm is still there. Walsgrove Farm, Great Witley, Worcester WR6 6JJ, UK :)
But it's between 2 hours, 4 minutes to 4 hours & 18 minutes, depending on how you get between the two places. lol
One of the best cooking shows ever. Two charismatic ladies...traditional English cuisine...calories and health content be damned. May they both be cooking up a heavenly feast for the angels. Smoke 'em up, Jennifer!
***** I agree.The food was hearty and plentiful.The kind of food that STUCK to your ribs. They seemed to have SO much fun.Jennifer and her beautiful manicured nails.RIP,LADIES.
No kidding!
@aud loves life --They have the chance as the rest of us have--- to finally one day be in Heaven with Our Creator Father -- Whose Son --His Begotten Son is Jesus Christ-- who sits on the right side of God. When we die we got in front of Jesus Christ as Jesus said---- No one goes to the Father ==except thru Me. Jesus Christ is my Savior and Redeemer.
@aud loves life Likelier than you will.
I loved the honesty as well as the cooking techniques.
What a lovely taste of England! Not just from the recipes, but the words, the charm and the love that goes into those bowls. Greetings and love from Spain.
they were both delightful and typically british with a free spirit and naughty sense of humour. RIP ladies.
I have such sweet memories of this show before my son was school age. My husband used to work very late & this used to come on later in the evening. My son would ask if he could sleep in my bed until Dad got home. We would climb in my bed & watch this every night. He still sings the theme song to it and talks about the show. He's almost 25 now.
I was 28 on the 30th october and remember this show with my granny ❤❤.. sad clarissa Dickson Wright died 2014 aged 66...and Jennifer died 1999 age 71 .. good proper cooking 💯👌 like my granny she was born 1920 and passed away 1st March 2008 aged 87 so she's from the same generation as Jennifer Patterson........
@@levimacdonald5188 My nephew was 12-13 when the two ladies were on and his unabashed delight in them just made the show that much better. He would come to my house on a regular basis for our appointment to watch The Two Fat Ladies. We didn't necessarily watch for the recipes, it was "personality" TV for us.
@@BlueRidgeMtns100 I agree. They were at ease with the camera and were so enjoyable to watch. You could tell how much they loved cooking and were funny too.
I love this story. Thank you. 💙
I so miss them - my God real life, real joy, real smarts, real living and life.
I love these ladies, miss them, watch them all the time in the US on PBS. I adore anything English, Scottish, Irish. Everything from the little cottages accents just everything! 😊🇬🇧
I also watched pbs in 🇺🇸 loved the show's hung on to every word and recipe with anticipation and delight R.I.P. 2 fat beautiful Ladies ❤
"They look like little lamb cutlets with those frills around their necks!" 😂😂😂😂😂
I do miss their attitude to cooking: using local ingredients, no pretensions, traditional cooking. Most of all, their cooking was not for those on a diet and they made no apologies for it. It was simple, if you didn't want their calorie-heavy cooking, go watch another TV cooking show! It was a simpler time.
...and we are now learning that we have all been misled by food fascists about eggs, full fat milk, and the rest...
@@AntPDC eh,fuck the food fascists. Eat, drink and be merry,for you never know what tomorrow will bring!
To this day, my mother caters and bakes cakes for people. She has always told her clients, "I am a full flavor cook. I use butter, sugar, salt, whole milk, Crisco (that's brand of shortening for those of you not in the southern US), and heavy everything. I fat free or reduce fat in nothing! If you are on a diet, I ain't th' one." I've actually heard her say this on several occasions.
Just loved the the conversations these two ladies shared with each other. Loved their cooking stories and the motor bike. And Jenifer's fancy nail polish and rings. Could watch them over and over. Always entertaining!
Rest in Peace you beautiful Fat Ladies!!💐👍
These two ladies are certainly a treasure! Loved how they naturally congealed with each other and with the audience! No other cooking show has ever come close to this caliber!
They couldn't call the program 'Two fat Ladies' now it would have to be called, 'Two Body Positive Ladies'. Its a real shame how the world has gone down hill, PC wise!
Would watch this with my kids...my older son just loved these two...and me too.This was the best cooking show I have ever seen...Between the great cooking and the comedy...it was fabulous...I sure miss these gals.
These ladies were such a pleasure to watch, listen and learn from, no matter where they took us to visit!!
I miss this show. One of the best cooking shows from the 90's. They had a lot of heart and soul.
Kristi Marie Claire and I
Just love these ladies. I could sit and listen to them chatter all day.
Merry CHRISTmas everybody!!!!
Merry Christmas 🎄
Such a lovely pair of ladies always in high spirit and entertaining Thanks Girls RIP sadly missedxx
This episode fills my heart with so much joy!!!
My youngest daughter and I used to watch these two ladies regularly. I also recommend Rosemary and Thyme, two ladies who are partners in a landscaping business. I hope there will always be an England.
We’ve been told by our intellectual betters that we need multiculturalism, so no, I suspect there will not always be an England. If there is it will be a patriarchal Arabic speaking one where women like this will be stoned to death for their “harlotry”. But as long as guardian readers can feel virtuous in their chattering classes middle class suburbs what does it matter?
@@tozmom615 Oi!
Sadly, England has lost much of it's old world charm I so adored.
My favourite cooking ladies of all time; I miss them, I used to enjoy their show. Their style of cooking may not be popular in this epoch but it's reminiscent of my youth when people weren't frightened to cook with butter, cream and salt. Delicious. How wonderful to find the ladies on TH-cam, thank you ladies for many happy memories. Enjoy cooking together once more in Heaven. 😍
Oh I am so happy to see this , my Mother got me interested in watching these two women's show. She passed away 9 years ago ON Mothers Day. This is the first time that I have seen them since she passed away. Oh I miss my Mom.
Used to love watching this show, such a shame they're both dead now. I used to see Jennifer all the time around Westminster. She lived in a flat in Ashley Gardens, and did her shopping in the Sainsbury's in Victoria Street. Great memories.
I miss them terribly! Put the two of them together into one person & you have my Welsh Grandma...every time I see them, I think of her
Bittersweet watching this. Wasn't that long ago but England has changed so much so rapidly, and for the worst. I think enough of you know exactly what I mean. Very sad 😔
I am in love, binge watching these funny ladies..
These two were the real deal. How I miss them. Both highly accomplished and experienced cooks, they would put many of the tv chefs of today to shame. And they were hilarious. I love that they have no qualms at all serving alcohol to children! Younger me would have been delighted with this meal, which looks delicious and is steeped in history and tradition.
I cant believe Ive found this series on youtube, my grandmother and I used to watch this when I was a kid and she just got such a big kick out of them,she really enjoyed this series.Wow thanks for sharing. Very nostalgic!
Jennifer & Clarissa are simply delightful. I could listen to them all day. What a treat to have them cook for you.
Oh man. I was surfin' the net for scone recipes to compare with the one I've been using. I totally forgot how much I absolutely love these 2 ladies.
LOVE these gals! Speaking as one of those "poor unfortunate vegetarians" ....I find it hilarious that the meat-free egg dish contains gelatin and anchovy paste....lol
The girls disapproved of vegetarianism, Clarissa (the one without specs) once said a vegetarian sandwich was ‘delicious, despite its vegetarian overtones’
For the last two weeks, whenever we're in the car, I tell my wife "straight through the arch to the cathedral close- the choir school is on the grounds and the headmaster will meet us there."
She looks at me like I'm nuts! 😄
I have always loved these 2 ladies. I was always amazed and excited by their dishes and their communication with each other. They were as old school as they come and I miss them terribly.
I haven't thought of these colorful ladies for years. I enjoyed watching their show, and sorry to hear about their passing. I hope they are having a grand old time cooking together in heaven. RIP.
Loved the bit about tossing the Apple peeling over the shoulder. It's what my Swedish grandma used to say back in the 40's when I was a little girl.
This is adorable, I've never seen this before!
I was born in Winchester England and remember the magnificent cathedral as a child. I love these delightful girls and miss them but they live on in these posts and I have 2 of their cook books. Wonderful!.
Miss these old girls.
Christopher Willett Mo
RIP Clarissa - always loved her jabs at the vegetarians… now she's in cooking Heaven with Jennifer
I truly believe that. They are reunited forevermore, cooking and enjoying eternity surrounded by Love, Light, Joy, Happiness and Peace...sigh...tearing up a bit.
+timothyj1966 yeah me too
I’m a vegetarian. She would of picked a lot of fun at me lol
@@melrose8213 would 'have' not would 'of'! ;)
@@melrose8213 but not so much her red-faced rants supporting foxhunting
miss them, miss their series, used to watch them on PBS here in the states.
And I watched them on PBS here in Canada.
Growing up i watched cartoons like any kid but i watched these great women as well. Watching them When i was eight among other great cooking shows in the 90s are what got me in the food industry. U r missed Jennifer and Clarisa
This episode is almost 20 years old. Those choir boys must be in their 30's by now.
No late 20s or 30 maybe
Lol, that makes them now legal. Wink
@Jorge Rojo 🤣🤣🤣
No more falsetto voices. 😀😜😛
More vermouth, dear, this IS for the children.
skzip888 😂😂😂😂😂
I think I appreciate and love this show more now than when it was on in the 90s.
Love and miss these 2 ladies!
Happy Christmas Fine ladies. Thank you. I think someone is getting heavenly fair from great ladies.
The most beautiful program ever. I loved it. Never seen it before. I love it. It's beautiful indeed. 😁👏♥️
I dunno why I get teary eyed when I hear "Silent Night", especially when children are singing it.
Me too beautiful Christmas hymn ❤❤
I always loved to watch this two ladies with my little girl . so much fun we Miss them 🌸
So loved the ladies! Have several of their books....they already make me drool with their recipes....these are fab.....but the show with the onion soup with Stilton is wonderful.....thanks for sharing....have missed them!
Loved them both especially Jennifer's devout , traditional Catholicism with her witty and eccentric sense of humour.
Clarissa and Jennifer were one of a kind. Where are their like today ?
They've both passed away. Jennifer a while back, Clarissa very recently.
Unfortunately they have no like today.. Hairy Bikers come close but no cigar
+Michelle Duran no one can replace these two
Huge fan! I have all their DVD's. I remember watching them on the PBS channel. I also have their books among my collection of cookbooks. I miss them.
Every dish they make for the boys has booze as an ingredient! Hilarious.
I think they were drinking egg nog at the end. The grown up kind.
They were fantastic, sadly missed, R I P Jennifer and clarissa,.
I absolutely loved watching them. I bought their joint cookbook about 15 years ago which I continue to look at the beautiful pictures of all the different delicious foods they made. The dishes, pots and pans, cutlery, serving dishes, old fashioned ways of cutting vegetables, and fruit put me in mind of my British Grandmother...with much love. So sad they are gone...I wish PBS would bring back "The TWO FAT LADIES." "April 18, 2018."
We sure miss you two. Great old school food with a twist at times, my family and I watch this ever CHRISTMAS EVE. THANKS.
I love these Ladies there the best God rest their Soul
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful show. Always loved these two.
Clarissa's flying helmet was a touch of genius.
OH! How I miss this show on my local PBS station! :-( They were so posh, so brazen, so unctuous with their cooking, it was all so deliciously marvelous!
A far cry from Jamie Oliver, aren’t they? Gorgeous old birds.
They were wonderful together! 💕 ♥️
I loved these two when I was a kid. They always reminded me of the Goofy Gophers Mac and Tosh. Such lovely chemistry together I do think.
I miss these two. They worked so wonderfully well together. Their food was just perfect and none of this modern fancy aggressive stuff you get these days. RIP to you both I hope your cooking up a banquet in Heaven. Dearly missed.
I remember watching Clarissa and Jennifer years ago when my children were young. Wonderful to see them again.
Why am I all teary eyed?.. just so painfully joyful on observing their beautiful friendship and their pure unadulterated love for delicious food!! To hell with calories!!
"This'll fatten up our little choristers! Kee hee!" "They look like delicious little lamb custards with those frills around their necks." hahaha I'm getting some Hansel'n'Gretel vibes here!
Fabulous, english eccentricity at its best.
I forgot how much I loved this show
I miss watching you you were the best the two of you God bless you both
The ending of this episode was one of the best and sweetest... and from a cooking show! (I always laugh at Clarissa’s reaction to the cookbook and to Jennifer’s comment about the choir in their frilled collars❤️.)
Bloody Fabulous. What a great English treat. Take note young ones this is real cooking and real way to a countryman’s heart 😀 wish they were still here. And I could of had just one day with them 🍷🐿 rest in peace both of you and my the lord bless you with a fabulous oven in heaven
These ladies were/still are a hoot! I so enjoy them. Thank you for posting.
Always intrigued watching these two , still enjoy watching gone but still here with us on youtube
These two were so entertaining, never missed their Saturday morning show. I felt so sad when Clarissa passed. Great to see them again!
wow I had no idea Jennifer (black hair) was 19years older than Clarissa
Jennifer smoked, but Clarissa was an alcoholic. I've noticed how badly alcoholics age.
@@larkbird9247 😪
@@larkbird9247 I could tell she was a smoker by the way she talked. Most of my family have that nasty habit. I can usually tell a smoker by their voice, laugh, skin. It's a shame for both of them because I loved watching them. They were a hoot!
I miss these two Ladies.
I am so glad that we have these two ladies on video. A treasure I will always enjoy.
i allways loved these two RIP both of you allways so funny
absolutely my favorite cooking duo on tv. I loved these ladies even more that Julia and Jacques. RIP ladies you're missed
Thrilled to see the show's on utube, I used to watch them on my local PBS channel.
I LOVED watching Two Fat Ladies on PBS. I miss the program so much.
I miss these sweet, talented and hilarious ladies so much!!! Had to disagree, of course, with Clarissa's stand on the hunt, but supported her right to it. They were the best! RIP, Jennifer and Clarissa, you are both so loved and missed.
I remember watching this episode YEARS ago - what a pleasure to see it again! Thank you!
wonderfull ladies, I pray you both cooking up a storm, RIP, thank u for your series
I so enjoyed watching them. Sad that they're both gone. Loved them as I did Julia Child too.
I love the way they roll their "R's"!
This is such a wonderful episode. What a team those two made. So sad they are both gone now. RIP fat ladies, you were and are well loved!
One of my favorite episodes. I remember watching them back in the late 90's. Aww! The good ole day's!
Never really a fan of the food/recipes but always liked the very primitive take on them and the little stories that accompanied the antique gadgets etc.
Wonderful, delightful ladies. Rich with knowledge. They remind me of two favorite aunts. God bless and keep them. I expect heaven is much livelier thanks to Jennifer and Clarissa.
My Mother and I loved these 2 ladies...
"Mmyes what do they do, LINGER?" Dying!!!
Always watched them in Australia when I was younger, miss them Rest in Peace Jennifer and Clarissa
Those caroler's were marvelous!
I remember watching this show. The local PBS station had the best cooking shows. I miss watching this show. They had such fun together. Long before cable these two cooked up a storm every week.