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'''Two Fat Ladies''' was a British cooking programme starring [[Clarissa Dickson Wright]] and [[Jennifer Paterson]]. The show originally aired on [[BBC Two]] from 1996 to 1999 | ==Two Fat Ladies== | ||
[[File:Clarissa_Dickson_Wright_2011.jpg|thumb|right|Clarissa Dickson Wright in 2011]] | |||
'''Two Fat Ladies''' was a British television cooking programme starring [[Clarissa Dickson Wright]] and [[Jennifer Paterson]]. The show originally aired on [[BBC Two]] from 1996 to 1999. The series was known for its unique approach to cooking, featuring traditional British recipes and a focus on hearty, often indulgent dishes. | |||
== | ==Format== | ||
The | The format of "Two Fat Ladies" involved the hosts traveling around the [[United Kingdom]] on a [[Triumph Thunderbird]] motorcycle with a sidecar, visiting various locations to prepare meals. Each episode featured a different theme or location, such as a [[Scottish castle]] or a [[Welsh farm]]. The show was noted for its humorous and irreverent style, with the hosts often engaging in witty banter and commentary on modern cooking trends. | ||
The show was noted for its | |||
==Hosts== | ==Hosts== | ||
===Clarissa Dickson Wright=== | ===Clarissa Dickson Wright=== | ||
Clarissa Dickson Wright was a trained [[barrister]] and a passionate cook. She brought a wealth of culinary knowledge to the show, often sharing historical and cultural insights into the dishes they prepared. Her partnership with Jennifer Paterson was central to the show's charm and appeal. | |||
===Jennifer Paterson=== | ===Jennifer Paterson=== | ||
Jennifer Paterson was known for her flamboyant personality and love of traditional cooking. She often took the lead in preparing the dishes, with a focus on rich, flavorful ingredients. Her dynamic with Clarissa Dickson Wright was a key element of the show's success. | |||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
The series consisted of four seasons, | The series consisted of four seasons, with a total of 24 episodes. Each episode typically featured the preparation of several dishes, with a focus on local ingredients and traditional cooking methods. The show was praised for its celebration of British culinary heritage and its emphasis on enjoying food without guilt or restraint. | ||
==Legacy== | ==Legacy== | ||
"Two Fat Ladies" remains a beloved programme for its unique approach to cooking and its celebration of British cuisine. The show has been credited with inspiring a renewed interest in traditional cooking methods and ingredients. Despite the passing of Jennifer Paterson in 1999, the series continues to be enjoyed by audiences around the world through reruns and DVD releases. | |||
==Related pages== | ==Related pages== | ||
* [[BBC Two]] | |||
* [[British cuisine]] | |||
* [[Cooking show]] | |||
* [[Clarissa Dickson Wright]] | * [[Clarissa Dickson Wright]] | ||
* [[Jennifer Paterson]] | * [[Jennifer Paterson]] | ||
[[Category:British cooking television shows]] | |||
[[Category:BBC television shows]] | [[Category:BBC television shows]] | ||
[[Category:1990s British television series]] | [[Category:1990s British television series]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:51, 16 February 2025
British television cooking programme
Two Fat Ladies[edit]
Two Fat Ladies was a British television cooking programme starring Clarissa Dickson Wright and Jennifer Paterson. The show originally aired on BBC Two from 1996 to 1999. The series was known for its unique approach to cooking, featuring traditional British recipes and a focus on hearty, often indulgent dishes.
Format[edit]
The format of "Two Fat Ladies" involved the hosts traveling around the United Kingdom on a Triumph Thunderbird motorcycle with a sidecar, visiting various locations to prepare meals. Each episode featured a different theme or location, such as a Scottish castle or a Welsh farm. The show was noted for its humorous and irreverent style, with the hosts often engaging in witty banter and commentary on modern cooking trends.
Hosts[edit]
Clarissa Dickson Wright[edit]
Clarissa Dickson Wright was a trained barrister and a passionate cook. She brought a wealth of culinary knowledge to the show, often sharing historical and cultural insights into the dishes they prepared. Her partnership with Jennifer Paterson was central to the show's charm and appeal.
Jennifer Paterson[edit]
Jennifer Paterson was known for her flamboyant personality and love of traditional cooking. She often took the lead in preparing the dishes, with a focus on rich, flavorful ingredients. Her dynamic with Clarissa Dickson Wright was a key element of the show's success.
Episodes[edit]
The series consisted of four seasons, with a total of 24 episodes. Each episode typically featured the preparation of several dishes, with a focus on local ingredients and traditional cooking methods. The show was praised for its celebration of British culinary heritage and its emphasis on enjoying food without guilt or restraint.
Legacy[edit]
"Two Fat Ladies" remains a beloved programme for its unique approach to cooking and its celebration of British cuisine. The show has been credited with inspiring a renewed interest in traditional cooking methods and ingredients. Despite the passing of Jennifer Paterson in 1999, the series continues to be enjoyed by audiences around the world through reruns and DVD releases.
