Two Fat Ladies S02E06 Dinner

[@JESUSISLORDforever888]

It’s 2023 about to be 2024 and these two women are still blessing us. Thank you for keeping the in our memories by showing these episodes on social media. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💙🤍💙🤍🤡🤍🤡🤍🎺✝️✝️I miss them 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💙🤍💙🤍💚 11/30/2023. Happy Holidays, Everyone!! Maranatha🌺🌺🦎✝️🙏🏾from Hawaii.

[@lrappii]

It's July 2024 and I watch these two because I used to watch them when my kids were young. Now they're out of our nest, it takes me back.
I'm a grandma now, and older but I love these women.

[@JESUSISLORDforever888]

@@lrappii 👍🏾👍🏾

[@PamIAmChronicles]

Absolutely wonderful show, I miss them so much - their episodes are so comforting to watch

[@alexj.3375]

I so love these old cooking shows, looking at them now it looks like such a nicer time to live

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

Love them forever! Younger generations missed out

[@paljeffery9953]

they were the classiest two Ladies on The Telly

[@rebeccao7079]

I use to watch these amazing women cook when i was a young girl with my grandma on Saturday mornings... My grandma didnt know much English, but she loved this show... How i miss both my grandma and these lovely women....great memories.. Thank you for uploading them!💖

[@GinaSigillito]

Miss these ladies so much. The world is less fun without them.

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

Love everything about Two Fat Ladies. The atmosphere is so calm and friendly together with great recipes and the fantastic dialog between the two. I think it is the best cooking show ever produced.

[@Knappa22]

"Yes, in the days when people could dance instead of shaking their fists at each other to some dismal sound from an electric object". Jennifer nails it once more.

[@mikegallant811]

Jennifer had no qualms about being honest about things!

[@aziel123]

Ah yes the 90's where you could dance with out the risk of the venue getting blown up by the IRA or Andrew Copeland. Good times.

[@LitoKeaton-eq7ow]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤​@@mikegallant811

[@stephenarmstrong1613]

I was hooked on this show years ago...brings back memories. ...

[@RobinMarconeCassidyRN]

I would have loved to spend a day with these 2 wonderful and funny ladies and of course share a cocktail at the end of the dinner. Their shows were priceless. I could listen to them talk for days! Miss them terribly.

[@ernarc23]

Me too. 🙂

[@RobinMarconeCassidyRN]

@@ernarc23 😁

[@riverunner9978]

My son and I always watched this show together. We had nice chuckles with these two ladies. ❣️

[@gezatherton1071]

“There’s a lot of good in an old cock.”
I love how that innuendo completely went over Jennifer’s head. Bless her she was so innocent.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

The heck she was. She just avoided cock like the staunch Catholic she was & hung around gay men & people who also pretended they weren't.

[@hollerinannes7780]

@@kathyflorcruz552 true, she was well known for avoiding sex at all costs

[@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona]

@@hollerinannes7780 was she? Why?

[@francofan100]

Committed Roman Catholic. I think she did catch the innuendo, but chose not to humour it.

[@carolynholody9281]

Clarissa kills me with her sexual innuendos! There’s a lot of good in an old cock! Hilarious!

[@baritonebynight]

The Two Fat Ladies was a show that was both entertaining and educational....we certainly don't see much of that these days! Gordan Ramsay screaming and cussing, Rachel Ray giggling and doing the same recipe over and over again...the Ladies were a class act!

[@larciabella]

well said

[@yolkyolk3148]

Hear, hear!

[@hellooutthere8956]

rachel ray's recipies are overrated in my opinion. too much to do with this and tht and you have to buy all sorts of stuff usually from her. i mean i am happy for her but there is no way those are thirty minute meals unless one is on damn meth.

[@Royalbrettania]

Absolutely adore them.. The only thing that comes close.... Although entirely different is Nigella

[@Tsumami__]

baritonebynight I love them both but adding Gordon to that list just shows how limited your knowledge of the culinary arts is. He's one of the few chefs in the world to achieve four Michelin stars. Period. He's on a different level than Clarissa and Jennifer were. They even call themselves "cooks" not "chefs".
And Rachael Ray makes amateur level dishes for people to make at home with zero skill, that's how she's made money. She's on a different level than the other three but in a negative manner. Shouldn't have compared any of the four.

[@nanmariegy64]

What a deliciously charming show! I wish we had something like this in the United States now instead of the silly insipid shows they have now! Thank you so much for sharing this!.

[@ZaynAOmran]

Nanmarie GY what about chief John from Food Wishes .com.
He is a delight.

[@SCSilk]

BaalHammon 89 Unfortunately he is not on tv. Tv would demand he show his face, which is part of the charm of his RUclips channel.

[@urbanviii6557]

@@ZaynAOmran He is a fabulous cook. Everything he does looks like Michelin 3-star. This man knows what he is doing.

[@nickduxfield4324]

"I love Turbot, it goes a lot further than some flimsy fibberty gibbit fish"

[@kylehiggins3216]

Love these gals so much... splendid job cooking in a tent! Best part was getting "ambushed" and sharing mess kits!

[@joequezada1279]

These lovely ladies are pioneers of cooking along with Iron chef(Japenese), galloping gourmet, and Yu can cook, those were the days.

[@ChoochooseU]

Thank you SO much for making this available to the poor souls in the states. I adore this show. I turn on auto caption while watching on my 📺 to assist me with the thicker accented words and I highly recommend this to anyone for a good laugh because it rarely gets it right especially thicker words but SO funny 😂 because I think yea... it did sound exactly like that!!!

[@K8E666]

I absolutely love the Two Fat Ladies. It’s nice to see two women who clearly adore food cooking it for the pleasure of others !

[@danschneider9921]

Loved this show so mutch as a kid, I ended up married to a funny, sarcastic plump girl of English ancestry who loves to cook. I'm sure Freud would say something but I'm always full of food and good cheer.

[@kikkirow]

I miss this show

[@audreywilliams6533]

kikkirow So do I...

[@leanmeat5373]

kikkirow same here used to watch with sisters every day

[@GenerationJonesi]

These 2 ladies are so frickin' adorable!

[@daphnekaplan9126]

So happy to see them again. Lovely ladies and smart as well. google them, they were terrific, to say the least. :)

[@bigalschnet]

Love these ol' gals. I have never seen nor heard of them until today when I stumbled across them here on YT. Love their British humor

[@kimberlymartyn1232]

You can learn a lot from these wonderful ladies

[@godlessandgay]

"Let's be devils and put the juice in" LOOOLOLOLOL

[@MattBeckley]

this was my favorite quote of the episode .

[@mtm00]

So funny -- they had me in stitches over and again!

[@theminx386]

The inuendo's just keep coming. I loved these gals.

[@nehasings]

These 2 are simply amazing, love them

[@dennybenz5846]

Love these ladies. Miss them but they will always live on..

[@rollinglad]

The thing I found strange about this is no Gurkha was at the dinner they put on (as far as I could tell). Really great episode but maybe cooking for the Gurkha privates would have been better.

[@lanelledaniels1401]

Nostalgia...i loved 💘 these great funny women

[@steveroyle6002]

Me too

[@57WillysCJ]

No beans and franks boiled in a pouch for the Ruperts.

[@Knappa22]

Lol at the foppish officers having stuffed quail and ducal wing rib of beef, while the gurkha soldiers - the ones who actually do something - are out in the rain having reconstituted horse-based meat product, stewed in baked beans.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Oh, okay. Because EVERYONE is the same & all can be "leaders" right? And all can be soldiers on the front line - even WOMEN, RIGHT? Get the hell over yourself snowflake.

[@Knappa22]

@@kathyflorcruz552 What a bizarre response - and shouty. Not sure exactly what your point was amid all the incoherence and name-calling. The portrayal of British upper class officers and the Nepalese gurkhas seemed to be the epitome of imperial stereotype.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

@@Knappa22 Blah blah blah. My opinion is not shouty. Yours is snotty & communist.

[@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona]

@@Knappa22 that person is quite mad.

[@bailybrim1581]

Huh???

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

I learned so much from them...and i yearned for the stories

[@hazelbroom]

Pickled walnuts! I never guessed such a thing existed

[@christopherrowan3886]

Dear old Mother Teresa once resembled a pickled walnut, I thought!
Chris (UK).

[@mikegallant811]

Christopher Rowan so did Zelda from Terrahawks!

[@withonelook1985]

Clarissa uses them in at least three dishes over the four series.

[@madabbafan]

They are an aquired taste, I love them esp with cold meats etc.

[@HollywoodandVine]

They look very unappetizing.

[@teresagarcia9770]

Jennifer’s nails were always done beautiful!

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Theres a lot of good in an old Coq. lol. classic.

[@matthewjury4385]

Clarissa delights in a double entendre

[@withonelook1985]

Yes I quite like a good strong Indian myself...

[@greggjodigomes5037]

I miss this show very much

[@jcee6886]

The double entendre is as delicious as their food.

[@tomthebomb557]

When Jennifer was explaining that "Old Cocks" are used for coq au vin, you could see Clarissa wanting to make a ribald comment there...wish she could have ..

[@tobyjack9608]

A bit risqué, but I know they would have loved to know that one of the things about eating in the field is that you need to eat whatever your enemy or the local denizens are eating so your poo smells the same. So they would need to feed everybody! Ha! They are brilliant and glad I found the show. Julia gets a break :)

[@VHSCannibale]

"This is what the army calls a casserole. You're not getting anything pretty on this one" 😂😂

[@secretagent5954]

“this sort of tent is to take into the wild and hide from the enemy and have a damn good meal. kangaroo or snake i suppose” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JeffDavis-gw1yh]

"Chicken and wine. Just divine." Love these two ladies to pieces...

[@carolined668]

Miss them both so much ⚘⚘

[@MagiMystik]

I miss them....

[@maiasolomon78]

"Pure British Rail"

[@openskies11]

"I don't have any ID, I'm just me!" Lol. But they did not have to have a license in Britain to drive a motorcycle in the 90s?

[@adam4757]

You don't need to carry a license with you when you drive.

[@SCSilk]

adam4757 amazing. It’s required here.

[@ChoochooseU]

You need ID here to breathe in some spaces, goodness the ole government doesn’t want to lose track of nar one of us 🙄

[@badencub8167]

"is there any pudding"? Classic.

[@hoogara]

'Pure British Rail', how polite an insult lol

[@generalpublic3744]

A friend of mine foolishly bought a British Rail egg sandwich. When he opened to see what was between the bread there were two small pieces of hard boiled egg slices on the edge of the sandwich, the rest was bread and butter!

[@grannyearth5496]

I Love to prepare meals while i watch these two! I would love to cook with them.

[@quantumtrapz]

I watched this with my nanny when I was a kid love it 😀

[@Marcel_Audubon]

Two Charming Ladies

[@steveroyle6002]

Gurkhas. Best troops in the world.

[@madabbafan]

The Gurkhas are the kindest, gentlest people you could hope to meet, unless you are the enemy in that case, god help you because no one else can.

[@tessyevans]

Ayo Ghurkaly! Jai Ghurka! I laugh out loud with them both every time!!😅 Brilliant ❤

[@willdunlop4929]

Task One - Count the number of Nepalese at the dinner table at the end of the programme. Answer - None
Task Two - Name the nationality of the servant who brings the drinks to the TFL at the end of the programme. Answer - Nepalese

[@nilbog972]

I love England.

[@deidraboswell8451]

So funny how Jennifer ignores Clarissa's cheeky jokes!

[@jeffeastwood15]

Thanks for posting these =^)

[@dipalivernekar4230]

My most favourite show♥️

[@aveuch]

2:31 they throw the best shade at each other

[@JUSTREADMYBOOK1]

I used to LOVE this show !

[@hermajesty52]

two people I want to meet in Heaven 💚💚💚💚💚

[@geraldswain3259]

A proper class act,they don't make them like these two anymore!!!..more's the pity.

[@sphinx333]

I miss Clarissa and Jennifer!

[@surreyboy84]

I don’t think two middle aged ladies on a motorbike & sidecar pose much of a security risk! 😂

[@mikegallant811]

I may not have ever ate turbot,but it must be good if Clarissa made a dish with turbot in it!

[@N145PM]

you can have the Turbot & Pickled Walnuts .. i'll take a Gurkha!

[@beverlykoon4795]

they are the greatest

[@cassandralewis8804]

These are beautiful people

[@makedapearl2542]

🎶 "doesn't that phesant look pleasant"🎵
💜🎤 🤩

[@johnleung6374]

Possibly the first TV cooks to use British Maldon Salt so liberally...that stuff is expensive AF!

[@karenhargis9824]

First time watching. Love this.

[@madabbafan]

The cooks wine rule: if it isn't good enough to drink it isn't good enough to cook with - so sampling is required

[@rawyld]

Use to watch this on the ABC Australia when it first aired as a family.

[@bobloblaw9679]

because the old coqs have the flavor.

[@truthfulfree]

Jennifer: [wooosh]

[@07shoelover]

I use to watch this with my sister when we was kids love there show still

[@nothsim]

Two ladies that I wish I could call my family. I feel at home watching them.

[@englishbobuk]

Ha s anyone noticed that they don't show clips from this show on "Saturday Kitchen?" Are certain PC folks at the BBC worried about saying "Here's a clip from The Two fat Ladies?"

[@generalpublic3744]

Great episode. The Field Kitchen looked really well equipped.

[@torinbrown8196]

I miss these two Ladies. Love me some lard as well, hahahaha!!!

[@vigouroso]

I love your uploads!

[@wmr9019]

Those Gurkhas in the band look like they attached to the royal green jackets, my oldest brother was in 3RGJ and served alongside ghurka soldiers in 1970s !

[@lichub]

What's for dinner? 2 cartons of Chesterfields.

[@arrystophanes7909]

There's a delicate sort of childlike innocence about Jennifer that Clarissa can only aspire to

[@douglasfraser2089]

Do the guys in the field get to have this wonderful food too?

[@mynameisfriday118]

As former military, probably not. This would've been for officers only, as they expected better food than enlisted

[@gingeropera7491]

No. Do they fuck. The Officers view them as beasts.

[@judithpettit1581]

Thank u for showing these two wild ladies reruns.

[@shawnhampton8503]

Pickled walnuts... has always amazed me. Where can I find them?

[@Knappa22]

Most supermarkets sell them, with the other pickles and condiments.

[@josephinetyree1476]

So happy to have found....these ladies....Not like our : P ugh... US cooking shows...( Boring )....Guess I'll 'binge' watch as much as I can...... : ) That officer with the gun aiming it ...kida put me off tho ????? Not a 'war' zone.....!!!

[@nickduxfield4324]

ruclips.net/video/lUrQ3IjXG_g/видео.html
"I gather the population went up quite dramatically during that period". It's been sooooo long since i heard these kinds of jokes!

[@angelpacheco1359]

21:12 Chinesey :)

[@eileenkung5839]

I like she smoking at the end.

[@bunkyman8097]

Dishy captain with the dimples, mmm!

[@iluvpepi]

I don't understand the appeal of bread sauce. Chestnuts, pears and, almonds seem like an odd pairing for that scrumptious beef. Otherwise, the other dishes look splendid. I love this show. My favorite cooking series.

[@MsMesem]

Bread sauce is comforting and smoothes the flavour of the cloves, delicious. Horseradish sauce another British standard.

[@mikegallant811]

@@MsMesem British comfort food indeed.

[@pathumphre2827]

Just love these ladies 🤗🤗

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

Jennifer dear....the joke went over your head....But a good point taken non the less😘🤪😁😉

[@maxmassimo1412]

13:45 let's be devils and put the juice in

[@phillelliot1094]

Tthey talk about the ghurkas, but at the end they only feed the white officers and not actually the ghurkas, how times have changed