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Knives, Forks & Tunes with Paul Ainsworth
Dig! Studios
15 episodes
9 months ago

There are three key ingredients to a good dinner party: a good menu, good music and good conversation. In each episode Paul’s guest talks through their fantasy dinner party. They discuss their guests (alive, dead, fictional or real), describe each of the three courses, the drinks, and of course, the accompanying tunes.

 

Every week the guests to give insight into why each of their choices are important to them, while Paul is uniquely placed to contribute take-home cooking tips to listeners, providing gastronomic insight into the food and how best to cook it.

 



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There are three key ingredients to a good dinner party: a good menu, good music and good conversation. In each episode Paul’s guest talks through their fantasy dinner party. They discuss their guests (alive, dead, fictional or real), describe each of the three courses, the drinks, and of course, the accompanying tunes.

 

Every week the guests to give insight into why each of their choices are important to them, while Paul is uniquely placed to contribute take-home cooking tips to listeners, providing gastronomic insight into the food and how best to cook it.

 



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Duncan James
Knives, Forks & Tunes with Paul Ainsworth
52 minutes 38 seconds
4 years ago
Duncan James

This week Paul is joined in the studio by boy-band legend Duncan James for a fantasy feast fit for super heroes.

 

Find out why his nan won’t let his grandad sit next to Marilyn Monroe, why you should always let Lord Lloyd Webber choose the wine and why you should never, EVER, have a Botox injection just before appearing on Celebrity Masterchef. And what Twitter will call you if you do. (clue: it’s Lord Farquaad)

 

Knives, Forks & Tunes playlist – https://lnk.to/KFT_playlist

 

Warm chocolate fondant

 

3 egg yolks

3 whole eggs

200g sugar

75g plain flour

150g 70% dark chocolate

150g unsalted butter

 

 

  1. in a bowl over simmering water melt the chocolate and butter together
  2. in a kitchen aid using a paddle attachment slowly combine the eggs and sugar together until well incorporated
  3. slowly add the melted chocolate and butter to the eggs and sugar and mix well on a medium speed
  4. stop the machine and add all the flour into the mix
  5. on a slow speed fold through the flour but be careful to not over mix the mixture
  6. chill the mixture in the fridge and then weigh your mixture evenly into pre buttered and cocoa powdered tin moulds
  7. bake at 180c for 8-9 minutes (if mix is weighed at 80g)
  8. dust with cocoa powder and serve


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Knives, Forks & Tunes with Paul Ainsworth

There are three key ingredients to a good dinner party: a good menu, good music and good conversation. In each episode Paul’s guest talks through their fantasy dinner party. They discuss their guests (alive, dead, fictional or real), describe each of the three courses, the drinks, and of course, the accompanying tunes.

 

Every week the guests to give insight into why each of their choices are important to them, while Paul is uniquely placed to contribute take-home cooking tips to listeners, providing gastronomic insight into the food and how best to cook it.

 



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.