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Privacy NoticeJames Martin’s cooking show took an unexpected pause when his chat with guest chefs Claude Bosi and Jonny Lake was disrupted. As they were discussing viewer questions, James noted the quality of the queries: “They are good questions so far. “We have got another one…Barbara Rogers, we loved your recipe for Tarte Tatin, it has won awards with the family apparently.” During a discussion about alternatives for the classic dessert, James asked: “I did a classic apple Tarte Tatin, this is Barbara, what would you recommend with a Tarte Tatin, stick with the apple or….?” Claude shared his preference: “Apple is my favourite but you can try pineapple…,” while Jonny suggested: “It is also nice with pears. but apple has got to be the one.” James then mentioned the versatility of the dish, saying, “But it’s not just that you can use vegetables as well,” to which the chefs agreed, “You can use onions, shallots,” reports the Express. “You can use shallots, bits, and pieces like that,” James reiterated, only to suddenly halt the conversation due to a noise interruption.
Claude Bosi and Jonny Lake appeared on the ITV cooking show
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“That is not a shotgun by the way, we have got a crow scarer…the farmer has just planted some plants out there, we are going to get a lot of this during the day really.” He explained the noise further: “It’s to stop the pigeons going and wrecking his plants as well.” In another segment of the show, James welcomed Lisa Snowdon, who joined him to talk about her latest book.
James Martin was forced to halt the ITV cooking show
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Lisa, who’s usually not picky about food, sampled some of James’ culinary delights but shared that she isn’t a fan of pickles. In June, James posted an update on Instagram, explaining his summer break from Saturday Morning, writing: “Thank you all for tuning in as we air the last show of this series before the summer break! We look forward to August and returning with more amazing guests and chefs for you! Thank you.” Fans responded warmly to his announcement. One wrote: “Have a lovely break James and thank you so much for having me on! ” Another said: “Thank you, James and all the production team! Always a treat to be on the show! Get some rest! A bientot.” James Martin’s Saturday Morning returns on Saturday at 9.30am on ITV.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnJames MartinLisa Snowdon
