Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles

A failed attempt at food porn that has seemingly never seen Masterchef. We live in a tv market saturated by food-porn of various flavours, genres and levels of drama. It's everywhere. If you're going to bring us something with such a grandiose title, then you'd better be bringing an A-game. And this isn't. I'm not sure what this thinks it's bringing to whom? It is quite scattershot in its approach. It never made my mouth water.

I watched this after waking up at 3:30 a.m. and was utterly entranced. Food and culture and art and when will they do this again.

It was fascinating. I saw a different side to Yotam, and learned more about his move into the food industry. Great views of the Met too. I would highly recommend this documentary.