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Nigella Bites by Nigella Lawson
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I will never forget the first time I saw Nigella Lawson - flipping through channels on a late, rainy night, I was stopped short by the sight of this curvaceous, gorgeous woman holding a stick of butter in each hand, extolling the virtues of bacon. Oh, the gleam in her eye, like some ancient goddess of bounty, inviting us cold and dieting masses to stop denying ourselves the oldest of pleasures. I was mesmerized. I feel the same way - enchanted - whenever I read one of her delightful cookbooks. Do the recipes turn out well? Not so much, to be perfectly honest, but if this book is a failure as a technical manual, it is a success as a guide to inspiration.
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September 16, 2007 – Shelved
September 16, 2007 – Shelved as: food

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message 1: by Pete (new)

Pete daPixie Oh yeah...I have caught one or two of her TV progs, purely by accident, honest. I find her catering for the 0.1% of the populace who happen to drive a Rolls Royce car, known as Sloane Rangers who pronounce yes as yom.
Funny...Ive just started to read a book by her father, the ex-Chancellor Nigel Lawson, aka Lord Lawson of Blaby. 'An Appeal to Reason' is about global warming and climate change, which according to NL is not the devastating threat to the planet it is widely alleged to be!


message 2: by Zahra (new)

Zahra So expressive 💗


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