Comfiest TV cooks by a mile

>>7877811
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJvQ-5sPHak

Am glad there's another HFW fan on /ck/

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>>7877816
I binge watch river cottage during winter.

For maximum comfy I put on some chill music and watch him on mute while I do my treadmill.

Oh man I love River Cottage and Hugh, so comfy. They show it in Australia, not in prime time on major channels though. It's my favorite cooking show. I don't like any American ones.

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>>7877835
>It's a River Cottage Christmas episode

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd0HCop--AI

I've tried Black Pudding once and wasn't a fan but I bet they made it great :3

>>7877846
Bender.

I've always loved Keith Floyd. There's something so genuine about him and hid style of cooking

>>7877843
comfy as fuuuuck
there's nothing that makes me wish I was living in the the homeland more than the Christmas episodes of River Cottage

>You will never be a smallholder living in a cottage in the Dorset countryside

I don't know why I even leave bed in the morning.

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This is essential comfy Sunday morningcore.

>>7878602
Christ I hate these. They are always full of boring bastards trying to plug their latest shit as they awkwardly switch between artificial reactions to tasting the food and them trying to make a basic recipe but still managing to flail around like a spacker in a sugar factory.

>>7878412
It's called being an alcoholic.

>>7878613
It is not for the autistic, that's for sure.

>>7878625
Was that an attempt at an insult or agreement to the low quality of their guests?

Rick Stein is good. His India series last year was good plus a 2 hour special which was his life story was great too. He has had an interesting life.

I wonder what sort of capital one would need to do the whole River cottage thing.

I used to adore River Cottage. Still love the old episodes when it's just him trying to run a farm by himself growing, begging or borrowing everything, and the adventures he has on the way, like when he makes £50 at a fair, but then loses its on a parking fine.

Now, it's him running a massive resteraunt with his family and dozen employees. Its just not the same.

>>7878774

Depends where in the country you want to try it. The South? No chance unless you have a ton of cash saved up and it's basically an expensive hobby. The North would be cheaper but less of a market for your home grown, freshly picked 2.97 each purple artisan carrots. Wales they're practically giving land away but has the same problem as the North.

I've only seen sporadic episodes on tv really.

>>7877832
Should one see it in chronological order or is something not worth watching?

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>>7877811
Keith was, is and will always be The Man.

Rick is wonderful, and it's lovely to have someone to carry on Floyd's legacy.

But you can't beat the original and the best.

This is how you end a cookery show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiow-rC_HVc

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>>7878587
>>You will never be a smallholder living in a cottage in the Dorset countryside

>>7877816
Was there some lookalike criminal?

>>7877811
Ya, maximum comfy

>>7878412
Probably my favorite celeb chef, always fun watching him shit talk the director

>>7878656
I am a massive fan of Ricky boy, his shows are comfy as fuck, last year he did the killler series From Venice to Istanbul, his series always have this comfy sprawling vibe about them, I usually end up watching them with a bottle of red and a note pad for the recipes.
You should read his autobiography, its really interesting.

>>7877811
>implying we can't watch anything you air at any time.

>>7878790
THIS.