Eng beat SL by five wickets to take 1-0 series lead
Root makes an unbeaten 79
Bairstow smacks thrilling 43 off 21 balls
SL bowled out for 185 as Woakes takes four wickets
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Triple cooked chips are executed thus - cut chips to preferred size and shape - par-boil in water for 2-3 minutes, remove, drain and dry. Cook chips in very cool oil confit style, the oil should be barely making a bubble. Cool until soft. Remove, drain. Increase heat until oil is properly hot and boiling, cook chips hard and fast until crispy. Jobs a good 'un.
John
If you're here for the cricket, rather than nonsense about food, Chris Woakes has finished his 10 overs with 4-18. He's been magnificent.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I've been in this position before in the lower order when there's still plenty of overs left. You feel a duty to the team to see the overs out but you've got to get some runs too. It's not nice.
I feel like we need to set some boundaries here. Reheating does not count as cooking something more than once. It's clearly not the same as a triple-cooked chip, which (I think) is cooking something three ways before it's served.
Toast, I'm not sure. However, I've always wondered who was the first person to toast bread. Surely it was an accident?
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Lots. Curry, stew, chilli con carne always better cooked, left to cool and then heated to serve
Russ in Sheffield
Other foods cooked more than once? Wait until you hear about toast - it'll blow your mind.
Ben, Bolton
That's six wickets for 25 runs, if you're keeping score. Praveen Jayawickrama is the number 11.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
There was never a run there, it's that horrible sight for any batter when you look up and see your partner almost stood next to you.
Chameera run out 7 (SL 170-9)
It's been coming, hasn't it?
After an exhibition in how not to run between the wickets, Sri Lanka have finally suffered a run out.
One batsman sets off, the other doesn't. By the time he does, it's too late, and Dushmantha Chameera is run out by half the pitch.
James Anderson
England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Sri Lanka look as if they're just trying to bat out the overs. They might get to 200 but that's nowhere near enough, but there isn't much else they can do with the last two wickets.
A Woakes slower ball hits Chameera on the toe. They think about a review but Eoin Morgan, directing operations like a CEO, says no.
Surely the fried version is the best face of a sweet potato?
Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician on BBC Test Match Special
No, definitely not. Why change a winning formula?
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
I heard there was some chip chat earlier and I wondered your view on sweet potato fries?
Do any other foods lend themselves to being cooked more than once?
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Robnoady: Boil your chips until they're soft, then lightly deep-fry, then give them another deep-fry until golden. Presto! Triple-cooked chips. Think it gives them an extra crispness or something, I admit I'm not an eert.
SL 164-8
Inside edge.
Told you. Like Yoda.
SL 164-8
Might as well have a look.
Willey to Chameera. Michael Gough has turned it down, and he's basically Yoda, so it's not likely.
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Triple fried chips are surprisingly easy. Chop up your chips, deep fat fry, and remove from the fryer. That's step 1. Step 2, do the same as step 1. Step 3 is the technical part. What you do is deep fat fry the chips again and when cooked, remove from the fryer. And voila!
Joe Lagrue
Indeed. Mark Wood not a happy bunny after that dropped catch. England should be one step closer to their lunch.
Aatif Nawaz
BBC Test Match Special
There was a bit of Shoaib Akhtar there from Mark Wood. There was some meanness.