I always enjoy a cooking show, whether it's Matt Tebbutt on Saturday Kitchen, mixing it up on a chat show like Simon Rimmer on Sunday Brunch, Ainsley Harriet with his madcap singing and dancing, or Michel Roux Jr boating down the Thames to name a few recent shows.
What I love about this show is the very clever and novel format. 24 in 24 brings twists and turns aplenty. Just one that sticks in the memory was when 2 chefs are sent off to gather ingredients to fulfill a meal task but as soon as they have done that are made to swap stations and cook with the other chefs ingredients. Forget your Masterchef or Bake Off, this show has it all.
What I love about this show is the very clever and novel format. 24 in 24 brings twists and turns aplenty. Just one that sticks in the memory was when 2 chefs are sent off to gather ingredients to fulfill a meal task but as soon as they have done that are made to swap stations and cook with the other chefs ingredients. Forget your Masterchef or Bake Off, this show has it all.