I was fortunate enough to watch the girls during the time they were actually making their shows!! I loved them when they when Pheasant shooting!! They were Fantastic; Funny and great cooks!!
Funny this should come up at this particular moment, because I am reading Clarissa's autobiography "spilling the beans". I loved watching these two ladies go at it in the kitchen, their friendly banter was legendary, I miss them both. RIP.
Anyone know the episode at 3:26 when Jennifer talks about growing up on Yangtze water. It looks like Clarissa is making a terrine, but the pheasant terrine she makes in the Game episode they are in a different kitchen and she uses a load tin rather than a proper terrine dish.
Her younger brother, Charles & Uncle seemed very kind/nice (& funny!🤣) but the rest of the family they interviewed for this documentary, especially the women in the family, seemed very cold & unfeeling, especially w/their rather obvious preference of boy children over girls: VERY damaging & there are long-term consequences for treating children this way.
Jennifer’s brother, Charles Paterson, is hilarious & reminds me quite a lot of Jennifer w/a similar sense of humor, expressions, & a gleeful personality! 🤣
Absolutely one of the most "delicious" documentaries ever made! Anyone know the actual name of the song Jennifer and that man were singing? Mama Cara, or some such, while Jennifer is shaking the the cocktail shaker. Too fun. What a character.
Took a while 'cos I was only guessing at the lyrics but, I found it. Mama Yo Quiero "Mamãe eu Quero" Carmen Miranda Lyrics TH-cam wont let me post a link, even to one of their pages, but this should be enough to find it. :)
Tyler Fitzgerald It means (I Want My Mama) Mamãe eu quero, mamãe eu quero Mamãe eu quero mamar! Dá a chupeta, dá a chupeta, ai, dá a chupeta Dá a chupeta pro bebê não chorar! Dorme filhinho do meu coração Pega a mamadeira em vem entra no meu cordão Eu tenho uma irmã que se chama Ana De piscar o olho já ficou sem a pestana Eu olho…
I loved watching them. The world is a little less brighter without them.
Loved them both and the show; RIP the two of you x
I think Clarissa calling Jenifer eccentric is hysterical. 😀
Loved watching them both. RIP MY LOVELY LADIES ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was fortunate enough to watch the girls during the time they were actually making their shows!! I loved them when they when Pheasant shooting!! They were Fantastic; Funny and great cooks!!
Funny this should come up at this particular moment, because I am reading Clarissa's autobiography "spilling the beans". I loved watching these two ladies go at it in the kitchen, their friendly banter was legendary, I miss them both. RIP.
This is by far, the best cooking show ever.
She is Dame Jennifer to us. Clarissa as well.
A fantastic historical record Clarrisa and Johnny have left us.
So funny!
Anyone know the episode at 3:26 when Jennifer talks about growing up on Yangtze water. It looks like Clarissa is making a terrine, but the pheasant terrine she makes in the Game episode they are in a different kitchen and she uses a load tin rather than a proper terrine dish.
I love people like this . They seem rather thin on the ground nowadays .
Just
What an unkind brother - she was not a sturdy child and most certainly she was not a sturdy teenager or young adult.
Her younger brother, Charles & Uncle seemed very kind/nice (& funny!🤣) but the rest of the family they interviewed for this documentary, especially the women in the family, seemed very cold & unfeeling, especially w/their rather obvious preference of boy children over girls: VERY damaging & there are long-term consequences for treating children this way.
@@lgempet2869 She was rake-thin as a child and as a young teenager.
Jennifer’s brother, Charles Paterson, is hilarious & reminds me quite a lot of Jennifer w/a similar sense of humor, expressions, & a gleeful personality! 🤣
Guess well just have to use our imaginations! Loved her accent. Big inspiration to be happy in life!
mmmm your hair
Thanks for this. I would have spent hours trying to figure this out!
Thank you posting this!!
Absolutely one of the most "delicious" documentaries ever made!
Anyone know the actual name of the song Jennifer and that man were singing? Mama Cara, or some such, while Jennifer is shaking the the cocktail shaker.
Too fun.
What a character.
It's a famous Brazilian song called "Mamae Eu Quero". it was made famous by Carmen Miranda in 1940 in a film called "Down Argentine Way"
I would also like to know what made them almost incapicated with laughter.
Too young for me to figure it out?
What was the joke about baked potatoes in hastings?
I love you. My name is Jennifer Lynne Patterson. I am using my brother's iPad.
I loved watching them both all the time RIP MY LOVELY LADIES ..❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
JP's timeline really jumps around here.
Took a while 'cos I was only guessing at the lyrics but, I found it.
Mama Yo Quiero "Mamãe eu Quero" Carmen Miranda Lyrics
TH-cam wont let me post a link, even to one of their pages, but this should be enough to find it. :)
What is the song at 2:13
mama yo quiero / mamae eu quero
Tyler Fitzgerald It means (I Want My Mama)
Mamãe eu quero, mamãe eu quero
Mamãe eu quero mamar!
Dá a chupeta, dá a chupeta, ai, dá a chupeta
Dá a chupeta pro bebê não chorar!
Dorme filhinho do meu coração
Pega a mamadeira em vem entra no meu cordão
Eu tenho uma irmã que se chama Ana
De piscar o olho já ficou sem a pestana
Eu olho…
Tyler Fitzgerald Sorry so late, but just found this channel. Am watching ALL episodes of Two Fat Ladies. Sure miss them both!!!