WHAT IT S ABOUT:
Delightful cakes and heavenly breads pop from the oven as Nadiya Hussain returns to baking, her happy place, and spotlights creative kindred spirits.
WHAT WE THOUGHT:
There s nothing I love more than experimenting in the kitchen. I ve gotten quite a few cookbooks over the past year after rediscovering my love for food with way too much time to myself during lockdown. One of those books is Nadiya Hussein s Family Favourites, which my sister fittingly bought for me. And after watching
Nadiya Bakes, now streaming on Netflix, I can t wait to get my hands on her latest sweet treat!
Nadiya Hussain was born in Luton to Bangladeshi parents. The 35-year-old was one of six children with three sisters and two brothers. Her father ran an Indian restaurant but her mom was quite the opposite when it came to food. Cooking didn t interest her and she used the family oven for storage, revealed an article by The Sun.
Nadiya picked up a knack for cooking during her school years and she taught herself how to do so like a professional by absorbing piles and piles of recipe books and spending endless hours watching instructional videos on YouTube.
Nadiya married her husband Abdal when she was just 19 in a traditional ceremony in Bangladesh. Her s is an arranged marriage and she had met her husband just once before the ceremony. Abdal was Nadiya s biggest cheerleader when she was competing on GBBO and fans couldn t get enough of the hunk . The two have three children together, sons Musa and Dawud and a daughter named Maryam.
What to stream this weekend: To All the Boys, Judas and the Black Messiah
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Feb. 12 (UPI) Lana Condor and Noah Centineo bring the
To All the Boys series to a close, Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield recreate history in Judas and the Black Messiah and Regina King hosts
Saturday Night Live this weekend.
In addition, Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo go on vacation in
Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar,
Rodgers & Hammerstein s Cinderella comes back from the 90s and
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Here s a rundown on some of the films, television shows and concerts set to be released this weekend.
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Left to right: Uli Latukefu in Young Rock (Photo: Mark Taylor/NBC); Rebecca Breeds in Clarice (Photo: Brooke Palmer/CBS); Bitsie Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin in Superman & Lois (Photo: Niño Munoz/The CW); the cast of Punky Brewster (photo: Robert Trachtenberg/Peacock); The Snoopy Show (Image: Apple TV Plus); Kevin James in The Crew (Photo: Eric Liebowitz/Netflix)
Graphic: Graphic: The A.V. Club
February TV looks, if not wholly impressive, then almost
normal. The Super Bowl is scheduled for a CBS broadcast on February 7, the premieres of two CWverse (as the Arrowverse is now known) shows one returning, one debuting are on the horizon, and Kenan Thompson is leading a sitcom again. Even Punky Brewster and Katherine Heigl are back. (Netflix’s