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Wolf Fish and Chips – Heston Blumenthal

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Wolf Fish and Chips – Heston Blumenthal

Heston Blumenthal prepares battered, deep fried wolf fish cheeks to make his viking inspired main course.

In this fishy episode of Heston’s celebrated Feasts, the gastronomic wizard is joined by the likes of Jonathan Ross, Ray Mears and Morwenna Banks for the most magical marine cuisine banquet ever created.

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  1. Walter White

    All I see is Jonathan Ross and a bunch of nobody slags.

  2. g13flat

    And the blond woman next to Ross won't shut up. Only decent one there is Ray Mears.

  3. TheGreatReptar

    Horny rich people yo

  4. Sam Skuse

    For the same reason you americans say "I could care less", there is no reason!

  5. BDSK

    We pronounce fillet – FILLIT and filet – FILAY. One's a French word and the other is an English version of that word.

  6. HardTekBen

    Why do you say 'ERB'? instead of HERB?
    Why do you miss out the 'U' in words like 'favourite' and 'colour'?
    Why do you call football 'soccer'?
    Why do you say cilantro instead of coriander?
    I could go on….

    Language evolves and changes based on location, immigration and trends. Deal with it.

  7. uwotm8s

    can't stand the blonde's accent, that is horrible

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  9. Mark Jackson

    Northern Irish is a pretty harsh accent I don't like it either haha

  10. uwotm8s

    aaah I had difficulties placing it, thanks mate.

  11. gkevinr

    Yum :)

  12. GirlWithThe ArtFolder

    I want that :)