Two Fat Ladies
Two Fat Ladies[edit | edit source]
The Two Fat Ladies were a British television cooking duo consisting of Clarissa Dickson Wright and Jennifer Paterson. The pair became famous for their unique cooking style, love of rich, traditional British cuisine, and larger-than-life personalities.
Background[edit | edit source]
Clarissa Dickson Wright and Jennifer Paterson were both accomplished cooks and authors before they teamed up to become the Two Fat Ladies. They were brought together by producer Patricia Llewellyn, who had the idea to create a cooking show featuring two women who loved food and weren't afraid to enjoy it.
Television Show[edit | edit source]
The Two Fat Ladies' television show aired on the BBC from 1996 to 1999. Each episode featured the pair traveling to different locations in their trademark motorcycle and sidecar, where they would prepare meals for various groups of people. The show was known for its humor, the ladies' banter, and their love of traditional, often decadent, British cuisine.
Cooking Style[edit | edit source]
The Two Fat Ladies were known for their love of rich, traditional British food. They often used ingredients like butter, cream, and lard in their recipes, and weren't afraid to enjoy their food. Their cooking style was a reaction against the low-fat, health-conscious trends of the time, and they became famous for their indulgent recipes and larger-than-life personalities.
Legacy[edit | edit source]
The Two Fat Ladies' television show ended in 1999 with the death of Jennifer Paterson. However, their influence on British cooking continues to be felt. They are often credited with helping to revive interest in traditional British cuisine, and their recipes continue to be popular.
Books[edit | edit source]
In addition to their television show, the Two Fat Ladies also wrote several cookbooks. These books feature many of the recipes from the show, along with additional recipes and anecdotes from the ladies' lives.
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