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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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Nick Helm
Knives, Forks & Tunes with Paul Ainsworth
59 minutes
4 years ago
Nick Helm

This week Paul is joined in the studio by comedian, actor and rockstar Nick Helm for a dinner party where the guests can expect great food, great music and any drink they like...as long as it’s Pepsi Max Cherry.

 

The ‘Uncle’ star also discusses the stress of wedding seating plans, whether Jason Statham and Tina Turner should sit together and what to do when you find yourself front row at a Dolly Parton gig (clue: don’t go to the toilet)

 

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

 

Pavlova with Passionfruit Crème Fraiche

 

Ingredients

  • 6 egg whites
  • 330g caster sugar
  • 1 ½ Tbsp cornflour
  • 2 tsp lemon juice
  • ¼ tsp vanilla seeds

Method

  1. Whisk egg whites and vanilla to soft peaks
  2. Add sugar 1 Tbsp at a time making sure fully mixed before next spoon
  3. Sift cornflour and fold in 
  4. Fold in lemon juice
  5. Into piping bags
  6. Pipe into 7 domes
  7. Cook at 110oc – fan 2 – for 45 minutes
  8. Turn oven off and let cool

 

Passionfruit crème fraiche

 

Ingredients

  • 300ml double cream
  • 250g crème fraiche
  • 45g icing sugar
  • 40g passionfruit juice reduction (from 1 kg passionfruit juice) (see method below)
  •  

Method

1.           Recue 1kg passion fruit juice down to 500g by placing in a pan and boiling until half the quantity.

2.           Whip cream to soft peaks

3.           Fold in crème fraiche, icing sugar and passionfruit reduction (retaining a little for decoration)

4.           Whisk in batches for service and into piping bags

5.           Drizzle with remaining passionfruit reduction over the top.



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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.