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Just this evening as I watched a television chef preparing a luscious meal, my mouth watered and I longed to taste it. Many people would like to try the TV cooking but lack the skill, time or recipe. One or a chain of restaurants could feature TV cook fare. The menu would mirror the latest week’s broadcasts,
easily duplicated by chefs with a supply of fresh ingredients and spices. The dishes could be previewed while waiting for a table in the lounge, where muted-volume TV monitors each showed different clips from the programs.
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A number of TV chefs have their own restaurants and feature recipes from their menus, so this would make this at least half Baked. |
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The chef mentioned in the first annotation above is one of those so described in the second annotation above. |
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This should be for a delivery service rather than a restaurant. If you can't be bothered to make the stuff yourself then your probably not going to make the effort to get dressed up and go out for a meal either. |
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Oh, you don't have to get dressed up. You can eat it whilst sprawled untidily on a sofa, in your torn trackpants, I guess. |
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So, they should deliver TV dinners? |
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