Biscuit week.
Bye bye: Noooooo! I thought the older hilarious Scot (AKA She-Norman) would make it all the way after last week's triumph! Fare ye well Marie. The tactic of "if I'm missing a biscuit, I'll just have to say I ate it" was probably never going to please Paul 'the male judge' Hollywood though.
Lucky escape: Dorret - again. Coming unexpectedly first in the Technical saved her from Mary's crazed wrath after she dared use pre-cut frog moulds. Using pre-cut moulds is clearly the new using shop-bought fondant. A serious tent no no.
How did 19 year old Flora overachieve this week: Both knowing about and achieving lamination (and not the satisfying plasticising kind). Perhaps she learned from one of her "hundreds of French cookbooks" or one of her many jaunts through Italy, as so many other 19 year olds will have too.
Berry fashionable: The bomber was back, with a kimono-style print and fancy patchwork quilt style stitching. Never change Bezza. Never change. Well, until your jacket needs a dry clean, obvz.
Best use of biscuit: FIRE ENGINE BICCIE BOX! Neee nawww neeee nawwww. It nearly broke my heart when Paul snapped into the ladder.
Most preposterously unusual ingredient of the week: The physalis berry. At least hot Dr Tamal had the awareness to admit and mock it. Though by the way, the pretentiousness of using the berry has nothing on the pretentiousness of its Wikipedia page...
How many weeks did it take for Sue to sabotage a contestant's entry this year? Two weeks.
Next week: Paul gets to be furious about under and overproved bread.
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