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Jack and Beanstalk magic beans dish by Heston Blumenthal

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Heston makes the finishing touches to his Jack and the Beanstalk recipe involving chicken testicles as magic beans and a golden egg. From season 2 of Heston’s Feasts.

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  1. Devin Peterson

    How much can you charge for something like that?

  2. Joe Will

    No doubt that is clever work but I think I will stick to just making normal
    every day food. And I’m not sure how I feel about eating bollocks.

  3. CookinginRussia

    By self-depreciating culturally, all you are saying is that the population
    is not brainwashed to buy into uber-patriotic rhetoric. Americans are.

  4. MadCowpat

    Lmao you must be 12.

  5. horsinarounddoc

    Creative, yes. Tastey, No!

  6. ztrinx1

    Now that is perfection

  7. Mia van Berkel

    He is amazing

  8. Synthon11

    The goose belongs to the giant and it lays golden eggs, that’s how the
    giant gets the bulk of the riches that Jack keeps stealing. On his last
    trip up the stalk, Jack is almost caught stealing the goose and that’s why
    the giant was chasing him when they ended up slaying him by cutting down
    the stalk. Poor guy, he just wanted to have some human bread.

  9. CookinginRussia

    There is no “best country in the world” – that’s just patriotic propaganda
    that EVERY nation tells its citizens. Every nation has good points and bad
    points. Canada has plenty of problems, and so does Britain, if you are
    being honest.

  10. jozsefkacsa

    @mokus603 Hey Mokuska chew on some Mogyoro(Peanuts)Actually I do know he’s
    a British Celebrity Chef.And I actually like him and his shows.I didn’t say
    he was a bad chef so please stop giving me a hard time Thanx Koszonom
    Mokuska!!!

  11. Helgi Páll Eiríksson

    It were the Russians that saved us from Hitler, get your facts straight
    idiot.

  12. RFC3514

    You’re the one who said you’ve lived in six countries and “they all tell
    their citizens the same patriotic baloney”. Well, I’ve lived in four or
    five (how long do you have to spend there until you can say you “lived”
    there?), and most of them had no “patriotic baloney” being fed by anyone to
    anyone. So to say that ALL countries are like that seems a bit of an
    exaggeration. Maybe the six countries where you lived were the USA, Russia,
    China, Iran, Iraq and North Korea? 😛

  13. PaxPirate

    Whaow… That is so creative and crazy! I love the magic melting of the
    golden egg! I would just love to get to eat the golden chocolate egg
    though…

  14. RFC3514

    Well, Sicily and Italy are the same country. And I never found the English
    or Italian to be particularly “patriotic” in the jingoistic sense of the
    word (on the contrary, they keep pointing out all the bad things about
    their countries, which ultimately is a more productive kind of patriotism,
    because it means they see room for improvement). I certainly didn’t see any
    attempt on the part of (mainstream) politicians or the media to play up
    nationalism.

  15. Michael Westen

    Please explain Gordon Ramseys 12 Michelin stars then, oh and the fact that
    Blumenthals The Fat Duck, is a 3 star resturant as well, these guys are
    amongst the best chefs in the world.

  16. mokus603

    @jozsefkacsa You have no idea who Heston Blumenthal is, right?

  17. RFC3514

    Not sure who “they” means in that sentence. Most countries where I’ve lived
    were actually quite self-deprecating, culturally.

  18. tamara ali

    WOW

  19. MadCowpat

    Bahahaha. Let me guess, you base Ramsey being an asshole on his Hell’s
    Kitchen? He acts like that because it’s America, that’s what they want.
    Mong.

  20. jozsefkacsa

    Russia wouldn’t give a fuck about France and Britain man That’s why they
    signed the treaty with Hitler and split up Poland between them the Yanks
    and Canadians saved Britain and most Western Europe.All the British did
    left running and leave the French at Dunkirk