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  1. 06-14-2013, 06:35 PM #31
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    I've enjoyed this show so far. Glad I found this thread.

    What a crazy story about the hosts!
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    Quote Originally Posted by kireelady View Post
    I've enjoyed this show so far. Glad I found this thread.

    What a crazy story about the hosts!
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrit...ke-off-1926537

    Too bad. It seems like he may have made a huge mistake. She seems fine though.
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    Quote Originally Posted by Shoepie View Post
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrit...ke-off-1926537

    Too bad. It seems like he may have made a huge mistake. She seems fine though.
    Isn't the Mirror a tabloid? I don't see how a pic of a guy having a smoke on the street means he is "stressed" and "lonely"!
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    Isn't the Mirror a tabloid? I don't see how a pic of a guy having a smoke on the street means he is "stressed" and "lonely"!
    No, the point is that they are no longer an item. There are many links that speak of this. I just happened to choose this one randomly.
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    The one thing of interest was the mention of the ratings - half those of MasterChef. I hope they complete this season on Television and don't ship it off to the internet or flat out drop it.
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    Quote Originally Posted by Babbred View Post
    These two are definitely dominating the competition. I love it when Paul tells Elaine that her cooking reminds him of home.


    Her personal style has bugged me since Day 1. She reminds me of a high school girl.


    I must say, though, that I loved her checkerboard cake. Years ago I saw a recipe book for high tea, British-style. It featured a very similar recipe, and said that it was popular at the turn of the 20th century. The main difference was that the book called it "Battenburg Cake". I always dreamed of making one, so I'm glad Kollette did.

    I make Battenburgs. Pink sponge and white sponge assembled in alternating squares with a jam filling ( I do raspberry and apricot) and then covered in marzipan. It is delicious with a cup of tea. Super sweet, though.

    I make way too many desserts.


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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    I haven't posted here in FOREVER, but I had to come and comment...
    I'm really enjoying the show - I like that it seems like real people, baking real food. Not a ton of drama. Food that isn't too out-of-reach.
    I don't, however, like Crutch Guy. But they want us to hate him, with their editing,
    Tonight, bread night, did I miss them naming a winner for the signature bake round (1)?
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    It was Kollette's time to go. She just couldn't get it together.
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    Re: The American Baking Competition (CBS Wed 8 PM ET)

    I have only been watching every so often, but I really like this show. Lots of baking and just a smidge of soap opera. One thing that always puzzles me is why are they cooking in this tent in the woods? A very fancy tent, with stoves, electricity and space mind you, but why not in a studio?
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