Alan Davies

September 10, 2011 by Filed under: Qi   QI have dark eyelids, which make me look ill. Foundation tends to slide off my eyelids, as does eyeshadow; also, I don't like the look of it. Would eye prim. I've begun a series of articles, based loosely on Roger Jahnke's "ten stages of qi cultivation" described in his book, The Healing Promise Of. Pixel Qi is a company that makes dual-mode LCD displays. When used with a backlight, the displays are full color screens that look a lot like any...Read Full Story

Another week, another group of hopefuls wanting to be the best of the best SIR! But unlike last week , this lot seemed to know what they were doing. Just when I though they had run out of candidates worthy of the competition, BBC Masterchef Professionals recruiters redeemed themselves. Week 4 started like all others , and that means yet another useful summary for those of us who are beyond the naked chef. Monica Galetti prepared an Italian meringue with hot sugar syrup.  At it's core not the...Read Full Story

It was bound to happen, eventually they would commission a comedy about a restaurant that has more than just a passing resemblance to every kitchen we've seen in the last 5 years in cookery programmes from Masterchef to Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares . As a bona fide cookery porn addict I was dead chuffed at the prospect of a show that recognizes that I am an important demographic. Whites premier episode did not disappoint. It had in it two of my favourite people in the world, Alan Davies and...Read Full Story

Ohhhh it gets exciting now doesn't it cookery fans! Top quality chefs and top quality food, and the winner is .....US. I'll be doing a some research at the week end to add the best recipes over the current series to my Masterchef tab. And now without further delay, Masterchef professionals semi final week . Monday , first we have to reduce 8 to 6, and that's done by doing a final invention test allowing 80 minutes for the remaining chefs to come up with something brilliant. Something that...Read Full Story

Join Douglas on his search for the perfect hug in this exciting new app with animations, sound effects and music. When Douglas, a huggable lovable bear, wakes up one morning in need of a hug, he goes to try and find one… but none of them seem quite right. Choose to read the story yourself or hear it read aloud by Alan Davies. Children will love exploring each page and discovering the touch activated animations on every screen. This app comes with a noughts and crosses game and a...Read Full Story