Come Dine With Me Season 28 Episode 46 Stoke - Paul

Come Dine With Me season 28 episode 46 features a dinner party hosted by Paul, a 47-year-old business owner from Stoke. The episode starts with Paul introducing himself and giving a brief tour of his house. He reveals that he loves cooking and entertaining guests, and is confident that he will win the competition.

The first course of the meal is a spicy tomato soup with fried prawns. Paul explains that he loves bold flavors and isn't afraid to experiment with spices. The dinner guests are impressed with the soup, noting that it has a nice kick to it. For the main course, Paul serves up a roast chicken with roasted vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes. The chicken is perfectly cooked and the vegetables are nicely seasoned. However, some of the guests feel that the mashed potatoes are too garlicky and overpowering.

For dessert, Paul presents his take on a classic Eton mess - a dish made with meringue, whipped cream, and strawberries. He adds a twist by including raspberries and blackberries, as well as a dollop of raspberry coulis. The guests are very complimentary of the dessert, with one saying that it's the perfect end to the meal.

Throughout the episode, Paul proves to be a gracious and attentive host. He takes time to chat with each guest individually, and makes sure that everyone has plenty to eat and drink. However, there are a few awkward moments - at one point Paul tells a joke that falls flat, and there's some uncomfortable silence afterwards. Additionally, one of the guests makes a comment about Paul's appearance that seems to make him self-conscious.

After dinner, the guests fill out their scorecards and share their thoughts on Paul's hosting abilities. Most of them agree that the food was delicious and that Paul was a great host, but there are a few criticisms as well. One guest feels that Paul's house could be tidier, while another thinks that he could use some work on his table setting skills.

Overall, Paul's dinner party is a success. The guests enjoy themselves and Paul is pleased with how the evening turned out. However, he'll have to wait until the end of the week to find out whether he's won the competition and the coveted prize money.