- 7 months ago
Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben has lost one of his shoes. Small is busy trying to rearrange his area so he can have somewhere new to sleep, as he's fed up with sleeping in a bowl. The Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe comes in, and Ben and Small make her a Pasty Boot. Small flies off and finds out about swedes. To say thanks for the meal, the Old Lady finds Ben's shoe and turns it into a new home for Small with little windows, a door and some flowers.
Customer: The Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe
Recipe: Pasty Boot
Customer: The Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe
Recipe: Pasty Boot
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00:00Big cook, little cook, welcome to our cafe. Big cook, little cook, want you to come and play.
00:17Meeting all the friends we cook for, sharing stories, trips and fun. Big cook, little cook, we'll cook for everyone.
00:30Hello everyone, welcome to our cafe, the best cafe in the world. I'm hopping because I could only find one shoe this morning. I like hopping. Why don't you hop along with me?
00:48Hello everyone. What are you up to, little cook? I'm sorting out all my things. I fancy a change. You see, I'm fed up living amongst all these jars and sleeping in my bowl. I want to live somewhere exciting like a teapot or a watering can.
01:06Well, I'm sure we could find you somewhere else to live for a while, if you fancy a change. Ben, why are you hopping?
01:12Well, I'm hopping because I could only find one shoe this morning. I'm sure they were together when I went to bed. And now I can't think where they've gone. I've looked everywhere.
01:22Ben, stop hopping. You're making me dizzy.
01:24OK, well, I'll try. But if I put my sock down on the floor, I might wear it out.
01:30Hey Ben, why don't you borrow one of my shoes?
01:35Thanks, Mole. But I don't think that'd fit my big toe, let alone my big foot.
01:40Hey Ben, we'll have to look for your shoe later. In the meantime, we'd better hop to it. We've got a customer.
01:46OK, then. Here's your shoe back, little cook. Go and see who our customer is today. I'm on my way. Woo-hoo!
02:03Who's in our cafe today, Small?
02:05She's a little old lady who has lots and lots of children and lives in a shoe.
02:10Oh, I know, I know. Do you? It's the little old lady who lives in a shoe.
02:17She had so many children, she didn't know what to do.
02:20Now, what can we cook for a little old lady?
02:23I think it's time to look in my book.
02:35We need a story to help us cook.
02:37Let's take a look in little cook's book.
02:41Little cook's adventures in the big world. Let me see.
02:47One day, I was out taking a breath of fresh air when I bumped into an old red shoe,
02:53which was lying in the middle of a field.
02:55From out of the little door in the shoe appeared a jolly old lady,
03:00followed by lots and lots of children.
03:02The old lady told me she had so many children she didn't know what to do,
03:08and they were fast outgrowing their little shoe.
03:11They needed somewhere bigger to live.
03:15I could see there wasn't much room, so I decided to help.
03:19I knew of a few other empty shoes which might be just right.
03:22First, I took the old lady and her children to see a beautiful pink satin ballet shoe.
03:29It's beautiful, said the old lady,
03:33but it's not practical with all my children.
03:37They'll have mud all over it in no time.
03:39I could see her point and had another think.
03:44Next, I took them to an empty flipper.
03:47The old lady looked at the flipper and said,
03:50It's big and waterproof,
03:53but the shape would mean that my children would bang their heads.
03:57Hmm, I needed to think again.
04:02They followed me to a roller skate.
04:04The old lady's children loved the thought of this,
04:07but the old lady looked at it and said,
04:09It's good fun, but we might roll off down the hill.
04:15I had to agree.
04:16It didn't seem very safe to live in.
04:19Finally, I took them to see a builder's boot,
04:23which was on the edge of the city.
04:25The old lady looked at it closely and then exclaimed with glee,
04:30Perfect!
04:31It's hard-wearing, big, and it's just the right shape.
04:36The old lady who had once lived in a shoe now lived happily in a boot.
04:42I helped them move in, and we painted it a lovely blue colour.
04:48Little cook to the rescue once again!
04:51That was a great adventure!
04:54Oh, what a perfect place to live!
04:58A boot!
04:58Wahey!
05:00That's right, Ben!
05:01I'm glad I helped them find a new home.
05:03It was getting very cramped in their shoe.
05:06So, I wonder what somebody who lives in a boot would like to eat?
05:09Hmm.
05:12Oh!
05:18I know!
05:19Big Cook's Big Cookery Book!
05:21Of course!
05:22The Big Cookery Book!
05:23There's recipes for everything in there!
05:25And where do we look for things to cook?
05:28In the book!
05:29In the book!
05:30In Big Cook's Book!
05:32Here we are!
05:33The perfect thing!
05:35Pasty Boot!
05:36In celebration of her new home!
05:38Okay, Little Cook!
05:40You read out the ingredients, and I'll see if we've got them!
05:42Okay, let's see!
05:43We're going to need an onion!
05:45Oh, onions!
05:46Okay!
05:46Oh, boo-hoo!
05:47Onions always make me cry!
05:49Got it!
05:51Potatoes!
05:52Potatoes!
05:52Here we go!
05:53A putty-a-toes!
05:54Got them, Small!
05:55Olive oil!
05:56Olive oil!
05:57Here we are!
05:58Yep!
05:59Minced beef!
06:00Minced beef!
06:01Yep!
06:01Got the minced beef, Small!
06:02An egg!
06:04Egg!
06:04In the fridge!
06:05Here we go!
06:06Got it!
06:07Ready-made pastry!
06:09In the fridge as well!
06:10Here we go!
06:11Pastry!
06:12Got it, Small!
06:12And a swede!
06:14A swede!
06:14A swede!
06:15Right!
06:15Oh, okay!
06:17Okay!
06:18A swede is lovely and orange, just like your hair, Little Cook!
06:22Oh, thanks, Ben!
06:23Ha-ha!
06:24But unfortunately, we've completely run out!
06:26We have got everything else, though!
06:28Well, don't worry, Ben!
06:30I'll whiz off and get one!
06:32Ho-ho-ho!
06:32Good idea, Little Cook, and I'll get everything ready!
06:36See you later!
06:37Hey, why don't you come along, too?
06:39Woo-hoo!
06:43Go, Small!
06:44Go, Small!
06:45Whiz away!
06:45I wonder what he'll see today!
06:59Oh, what a beautiful day!
07:00That's a swede!
07:04It's a vegetable and grows out of the ground!
07:09This field of swede are being harvested.
07:13The swedes are pulled out of the ground,
07:15and all the dirt is brushed off.
07:18All the swedes are collected in a big wooden crate.
07:22Here comes the tractor to pick up the crate full of swedes!
07:25They look really heavy!
07:37The swedes are checked to make sure there are no bad ones,
07:40and that they're all clean.
07:42Blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub, blub.
07:45Down they come.
07:47And off they go!
07:48Woo-hoo!
07:53The box is a wade.
07:56And they're ready to go to the shops.
07:59I'd better get one of these swedes back to Ben.
08:02Bye!
08:09Now, where, oh, where did I put my shoe?
08:12Wahey!
08:14I'm back!
08:15I saw lots of swedes growing in a field,
08:18and I brought one back for the recipe!
08:20Woo-hoo!
08:20I can't wait to make our pasty boot!
08:26So let's get cooking!
08:27We're all ready, so take a look,
08:29and we will show you how to cook!
08:31The jelly boats and pirates go,
08:37Princess Pea Pies,
08:39carrot cakes and fruit smiles,
08:40as envelopes surprise!
08:42We love our cafe,
08:44and we love to cook!
08:46We have a fantastic recipe book!
08:52He is big cook,
08:54and he is small,
08:56friends in our cafe,
08:58we cook for them all.
09:00When your tummy
09:01gets all rumbly,
09:03you're ready for a treat!
09:05You can make something
09:07delicious to eat!
09:09Have you cleaned the surfaces?
09:17Yes!
09:17Have you washed your hands?
09:18Yes!
09:19All clean and ready to cook!
09:22Do you remember the ingredients
09:23to pasty boot?
09:25You do!
09:26There was an onion,
09:28half, finely chopped,
09:30potatoes,
09:30three,
09:31chopped into cubes,
09:32olive oil,
09:33one tablespoon,
09:35minced beef,
09:36200 grams,
09:37an egg,
09:37one ready-made pastry,
09:41375 grams,
09:42ready-made,
09:43pre-rolled,
09:44and a swede,
09:45just a quarter,
09:46which we can chop
09:47into cubes later.
09:49Whoopee!
09:50Let's get started!
09:52And I suppose
09:52I'll have to cook
09:53with one shoe off
09:54and one shoe on!
09:56Hey Ben,
09:58I know a nursery rhyme
09:59about someone
09:59who had one shoe off
10:00and one shoe on!
10:02Diddled diddle dumpling,
10:04my son John
10:05went to bed
10:06with his trousers!
10:08One shoe off
10:09and one shoe on!
10:11Diddle diddle dumpling,
10:12my son John!
10:13Ha ha ha ha!
10:14I love that rhyme,
10:16little cook,
10:16but at least I'm not
10:17as silly as
10:18diddle diddle dumpling!
10:19I don't go to bed
10:20with my trousers on
10:21or my shoes!
10:22Ha ha ha!
10:23Right, okay,
10:24the first thing
10:25we need to do
10:25is turn on the oven
10:26to 200 degrees Celsius,
10:28gas mark six.
10:30And now remember,
10:31the oven is hot, hot, hot!
10:33So that's a job
10:34for your grown-up helper
10:34to do.
10:35And so is this.
10:36I've put a little oil
10:37into a saucepan
10:38and I'm going to
10:40fry the onions
10:41until they go golden.
10:44I've looked everywhere
10:52for your shoe, Ben,
10:53and I just can't find it.
10:55It's very, very odd.
10:57The great shoe mystery.
10:59Ha ha ha ha ha!
11:00Oh, yeah, it is, isn't it?
11:03Ooh!
11:04Right.
11:05Now, when the onions
11:06are golden,
11:07we can add the diced swede
11:08and the potato
11:12and we can cook and stir
11:17for about five minutes.
11:19Now, back to business.
11:27I was looking for
11:28a new home to live in.
11:29I wonder what I can find.
11:33Add the minced beef
11:35and stir the mixture
11:39from time to time
11:40for another ten minutes
11:42until the pink of the meat
11:46has gone brown.
11:48Ooh!
11:49I like this new home.
11:51It's a cereal packet.
11:53It's warm and cosy.
11:54But what about
11:55if it rains small?
11:56Won't the box go all soggy?
11:58I think you're right, Ben.
11:59A soggy home would never do.
12:01I think it's time
12:02to come up with a new idea.
12:04The meat's cooked now,
12:06so we can take it off the heat
12:09and pop the lid on
12:12until we're ready for it.
12:14And I can have a bit of a sing and a dance.
12:16Ho, ho, ho!
12:17Diddle, diddle, dumpling,
12:18my son John
12:19went to bed with his trousers on.
12:22One shoe off
12:23and one shoe on
12:24diddle, diddle, dumpling,
12:25my son John.
12:26Ha, ha, ha, ha!
12:29Oh, no, this won't do us at home.
12:32Oh, I know, I know.
12:33How about a handbag?
12:35Hoo-hoo!
12:38Now, I've put some flour down
12:40onto a clean surface
12:41and I've rolled the pastry out
12:43until it's one centimetre thick.
12:45Now, this pastry is pre-rolled,
12:47so you don't have to do too much rolling.
12:50Hey, look, I've found a handbag,
12:52but I can't believe
12:53how many things are in it.
12:54There's keys and a glasses case.
12:57And look, there's a brush.
13:00A handbag's for keeping things in,
13:02little cook, not for living in.
13:04Ho, ho, ho!
13:05Right.
13:06Now, I've rolled the pastry
13:07into two rectangles
13:08so that there's enough room
13:09for two boots.
13:10And I've also
13:11cut out the shape of a boot
13:13from some card to help me.
13:16And I'm going to cut around it
13:17with a blunt table knife
13:19like this.
13:23Now, if you don't want to do
13:24the shape of a boot,
13:25you can do any shape you like.
13:28Look what I've found!
13:29Some seaside rock!
13:31Yummy!
13:32Ho, ho!
13:34There we are.
13:36That's one.
13:37And now use your template
13:40to cut out a second boot.
13:42But this time,
13:43make it a little bit bigger
13:44all the way round
13:45to make room for the filling.
13:52Look at all this stuff!
13:54I could never share a home
13:55with all of this!
13:56Ho, ho, ho!
13:57I don't think a handbag
13:58is the right home for me either.
14:00But look at me!
14:01Ho, ho, ho!
14:02I've placed the smaller boot
14:04onto a grease baking tray
14:05and I've beat an egg
14:07in a bowl with a fork.
14:09So now I'm going to use
14:10a pastry brush
14:11to brush the egg
14:12all around the edge.
14:15Like this.
14:18A little bit more.
14:20All around the edge.
14:22And now I can spoon in the mixture.
14:27So here we are.
14:29This is going to be the filling.
14:31On it goes.
14:32This smells tasty.
14:35Some more.
14:38Just there.
14:41And one more, I think.
14:43Just there.
14:45OK.
14:47Now I'm going to pick up
14:48the bigger boot
14:49and place it on top.
14:54Now the egg
14:55should help the boots
14:58to stick together.
14:59and now I can just
15:02squidge it down
15:03around the edge
15:03like this.
15:07And always remember
15:08to wash your hands
15:10if you handle raw egg.
15:12I didn't manage to find
15:14a new home, Ben.
15:15Well, never mind, Small.
15:16Have a look at this.
15:18I'm going to use a fork
15:19to pierce the pastry
15:21all the way round
15:22to look like stitching.
15:24Hey, Ben, shall I make some boot
15:28laces from the leftover
15:29squidgy pastry?
15:30Good idea, little cook.
15:32Can't have a boot
15:32without boot laces.
15:34Lovely squidgy pastry.
15:36Woo-hoo!
15:37And now it's time
15:38to stick on the laces.
15:40So,
15:41one here
15:42and another here.
15:47Have you finished yours, Small?
15:49Yes, here we are, Ben.
15:52Thanks, Small.
15:53On it goes.
15:55And there we are.
15:56All finished.
15:57I'll just brush
15:58a little egg over the top
15:59so that it goes
16:01all brown and shiny.
16:02And then
16:06into the oven
16:08it goes
16:08for 20 minutes.
16:09So,
16:10oven gloves on
16:11and over we go.
16:22And make sure
16:23you get your grown-up help
16:23to do that bit for you.
16:26I'll set the timer
16:27for
16:2820 minutes.
16:32The tasty pasty boot
16:38is cooked and cooled now.
16:40We'd better get it off
16:41to the old lady
16:41who lived in a shoe
16:42before she gets so hungry.
16:44She doesn't know
16:45what to do.
16:46Right you are, Small.
16:48One pasty boot
16:49coming through.
16:53There.
16:54All done.
16:56So,
16:56what do we do now?
16:57Can't we play?
16:58Not yet.
16:59Time to clean
16:59and put away.
17:01Hooray!
17:02Wash, wipe, scrub and clean
17:11Make the kitchen
17:12Sparkle and gleam.
17:16My name's Ben
17:18and my name's Small
17:19We've got the cleanest
17:21kitchen of all.
17:24Tidy all the bits and bobs
17:25The things that help us
17:27do our job
17:27Ingredients well put away
17:29Ready for use another day
17:31Pots and pans
17:32We'll start to smell
17:33If we don't wash them
17:34really well
17:35And now it's clear
17:36Let's all smile
17:37We'll be finished
17:37in a little while
17:38All around
17:40Up and down
17:42We've got the cleanest
17:43cafe in town
17:45A-ha!
17:55Here comes the plate
17:56Oh yes
17:57It looks like the little old lady
17:59who lived in a shoe
18:00enjoyed her pasty boot
18:01little cook
18:02Look
18:02She's left a note
18:04What does it say?
18:05What does it say?
18:06Ho ho
18:07Let's see
18:08Shall we?
18:09It says
18:10Dear Big Cook Ben
18:11and Little Cook Small
18:12My pasty boot
18:14was delicious
18:15Woohoo!
18:17Sorry you couldn't find
18:18your shoe this morning
18:18Big Cook
18:19You left it outside
18:20in the garden
18:21And I thought it would
18:22make a great new home
18:23for Little Cook Small
18:24I hope he likes it
18:26From the little old lady
18:27who lived in the shoe
18:28My new home
18:30It's perfect
18:32It's my shoe
18:35See you soon
18:37See you soon
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18:45Welcome to our cafe
18:47Big Cook Little Cook
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