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Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. The cafe is very noisy because all of the cupboards are creaking and Small's scooter is squeaking. Today’s recipe is crispy tools for Maisie the Mechanic, who may be able to help with their noisy problems. Other handy features that might tempt you include telescopic oven shelves to help you remove dishes; warming or storage drawers; and settings for defrosting, reheating and keeping food warm. An induction top and touch-safe oven doors are also desirable if you have young children. Ben receives a woolly jumper from his aunt Betty, but he accidentally unravels it. Ben and Small cook Little Bo Peep a potato sheep and in return she leaves them a lovely new jumper, just like the one aunt Betty made. The hob is of the induction variety and features five zones, including a 27cm central plate for large frying pans and woks. As is the case with all magnetic induction hobs, you might need to change some of your existing aluminium pots and pans for steel-bottomed ones. Ben has decided to surprise Small by doing the washing for his holiday, but he is having trouble finishing. Olivia the Octopus enters the café, and they make potato pools for her. In return she finishes all of Small's washing.
Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben finds a baby's rattle and tells Small what he was like as a baby. He shows Small his baby photos, and there are also some of Small's photos in the pile. Belinda the Butterfly comes in, and Ben and Small make her a delicious Cabbage Butterfly. Small flies off to get some red cabbage, and to say thank you Belinda leaves a photo album as a present. Now Ben and Small can organise their baby photos. Recipes. Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small run a café together for a varied fairytale clientele. Ben and Small can't find any of their things. Kim the Kangaroo hops into the cafe and Ben and Small make her a kangaroo pouch. To say thank you, she leaves them pouches of their own to keep things in.
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Small pretends to make night-time noises and fools Ben. Then they try and work out what other things come out at night. A customer enters the café and it is the Man in the Moon. They make him some starlight toasties and, to say thank you, he leaves them a present. It is a telescope so they can see their friend whenever they like. Small learns about crisps. The chefs are getting ready for a wedding, and Jen is wearing her prized hat. Sunny Sun comes to visit, Small flies off to see how ketchup is made, and the two chefs cook a sweet and sour hat for their beaming guest.
Key specs – Size: 110 x 61 x 90.5cm (WDH); Fuel: Dual; Ovens: A-rated 73-litre multifunction, A-rated 73-litre fan; Hob: Five-burner gas hob Production on the series was first announced in 2003. The series was originally planned to be produced by the BBC in-house. [4] Development for the reboot was first hinted at by producer Dot to Dot Productions in October 2021 on their Facebook account, referred to as a "reboot of an iconic CBeebies brand". The reboot was announced on February 18, 2022, with a premiere date on CBeebies set for February 28. Ben's family decide to come and stay and Ben is worried he does not have enough beds for them all to sleep. But, a princess visits the café for a meal and they cook her princess pie; in return, she leaves them a present of some duvets and mattresses for Ben's guests.
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Children’s cookery series with Big Cook Jen and Little Cook Small. Jen and Small pretend to be knights in the cafe today. Small finds out how naan bread is made, and they cook a perfect dhal recipe for Denzil the Dragon. Jen and Small cook up a delicious froggy fruit salad for Ferdinand the Frog. Ferdinand loves it so much he gives them some ribbity royal presents to say thank you.
Jen brings a boat into the cafe and teaches Small about sailing. Meanwhile, Small finds out how aubergines grow. They use them to make Wayne the Whale a delicious plate of food. And at the end, as you can see in this photo, this Sim has a large golden Eiffel Tower that glows with twinkling lights ;)) It is SO! awesome!!! :))Small is trying to grow a sunflower so she can enter it into the tallest sunflower competition. Big Cook's Big Cookery Book gives them a sunflower-inspired recipe for Straw-berry the Scarecrow. The format of the programme generally includes a visit to the café by a nursery rhyme, fairy tale, or fictional character (such as Little Miss Muffet or Humpty Dumpty). Each episode would begin with Big Cook Ben/Jen and Little Cook Small doing an activity or encountering a problem, and then a customer would arrive by the door of their café with Small giving the viewers and Ben/Jen hints about who the customer is. Ben and Small are looking for something to wear to a fancy dress party. Malcolm the Magician drops by, and they decide to cook him some magic surprise bread. As a thank you for the lovely meal, he leaves them a magician's hat and inside are two fancy dress costumes for them to wear to the party. Small goes to a chocolate bunny factory.
Jen has hidden some toys in the cafe for Small to find, but she can’t remember where she hid Dog. Old Mother Hubbard comes to visit, Small finds out how mushrooms grow, and the chefs cook up a tortilla pup perfect for their dog-loving guest. It's the hottest day of the year but Small wants it to snow. Paddie the polar bear visits the cafe, Small flies off to see how chocolate buttons are made, and the two friends make chilly polar cones for their Arctic guest.
Recipes. Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small run a café together for a varied fairytale clientele. Small wants to go for a ride on his scooter, but he's lost the key to the store cupboard. Marco the Mole enters the café and the chefs make him some mince pie moles. In exchange, he gives them something he found under the floorboards - the key to the cupboard. Big Cook Ben is having a bad day - he keeps dropping things and breaking them, and they cannot afford replacements. The king from Sing a Song of Sixpence asks for a king pie. The king's thank you gift is a bag of gold coins. Let’s start with the tall three-layer fan oven on the right, which is the one you’re likely to use most. At a massive 91 litres, it’s a brilliant size for a full family roast, including potatoes, Yorkshire puds and a tray of roasted carrots and parsnips. Fancy whipping up a lemon meringue pie at the same time. No problem: just bung it in the 62-litre fanned cavity on the bottom left. That’s dinner basically done, and you haven’t even touched the top left conventional 35-litre oven/grill or the hob area. For the latest local news in your area direct to your inbox every day, go here to sign up to our free newsletter Read More Related Articles Key specs – Size: 89.8 x 60 x 89cm (WDH); Fuel: Electric; Ovens: A+-rated 115-litre fan; Hob: Five-zone induction hob
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