James Martin halted the production of ITV's Saturday Morning mid-episode to address instructions coming directly from the show's producers.The celebrity chef was in a a rerun episode, serving up mouthwatering delicacies and cooking advice.
He was joined by culinary wizzes Glynn Purnell, Asma Khan, Kenny Atkinson, and Loose Women's Linda Robson for the installment which first aired in April.
Chaos broke loose during Glynn's segment when he demonstrated how to master surf and turf recipe.The kitchen temperature soared as Glynn introduced his unique version of the classic steak and seafood combination, exclaiming: "So surf and Turf is steak and lobster and that kind of stuff but you've got mussels with it." When questioned about the unusual mix, Glynn assured everyone, "Yes we are going to be using mussels with it," pointing out their seasonal availability and his decision to steam them in cider rather than wine, according to the Express.
However, steam soon caused visibility issues amidst the intense cooking session, leading producers to intervene. James uncovered the directors concerns with the statement: "Directors are saying they can't see Kenny because of the steam can you move the pan" - reports the Mirror.
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