I remember they did one with tuna,,,
started off with this massive bluefin,, about the size of a small horse,, 30 seconds with a sharp knife,, ended up with a couple of nice steaks![]()
I agree totally. The Iron chef was a great show (Japanese version) and the American voiceovers were very "special".Originally Posted by solmanic
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I would like to see Jamie vs Iron Chef Italian using something like eggplant.![]()
How about Iron Chef French vs Gordon Ramsay!!!![]()
I remember they did one with tuna,,,
started off with this massive bluefin,, about the size of a small horse,, 30 seconds with a sharp knife,, ended up with a couple of nice steaks![]()
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VIN plate 5/79 S3? you say, OK I'll double check. thanks. Iron Chef - Japanese cuisine show- the host and the three master chefs were quite amusing, little old lady judge was a bit full of it though.Originally Posted by JDNSW
As for the mention of Jamie Oliver? Pardon me, but to me he is a foul mouthed boor.
regards shorty943.
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If it has a VIN plate it is a S3 - they were not invented when the S2a went out of production. Note that I doubt it is labelled as a Series 3 or anything anywhere!Originally Posted by shorty943
Series 3 is easily distinguished from the Series 2a - a few checks:-
Windscreen hinges : S2a hinges are part of bulkhead and windscreen frame
S3 hinges are bolted on, single hole.
Instrument panel: S2a Metal, in the middle
S3 Plastic, in front of driver
Door checks : S2a Sliding bit is on bulkhead
S3 Sliding bit is on door
There are quite a few other differences, but most of them are on bits that can easily be swapped, so are not very definitive. The key, of course is chassis number, but as I said, if it has a VIN plate, it is an S3.
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You would need to have the finger on the beep button with ramsay as every seconf word out of his mouth is ****Originally Posted by walker
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Trav
Ahh Iron Chef, indeed a fine piece of SBS entertainment.
Don't the Japenese eat some utterS**T
. Best show on Sat night, but now don't watch the silly septic version
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How to spoil anything good........give it to the yanks.
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Best show on TV: Iron Chef
Worst show on TV: Iron Chef America
Iron Chef (Japanese one) cracks me up. It's as much comedy as cooking show but I almost always want to try the things they make. Most look delicious !
However... did you ever see the one where they hung up that slimy fish and filled it with water so they could skin it / butcher it ? **** that was 'orrible ! Made Mekong River catfish look attractive.
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Jamie Oliver V's the Iron Chefs would be a great to watch
My favorite Iron chef is the one who uses the razor sharp ninja sword/machette to cook with.
The voice overs while crap give the show a monkey magic type of atmosphere which makes it watchable crap.
That would be dismissed in my workplace, even laughed at.Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
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