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British TV chef Nigella Lawson, 60, told the BBC's Newscast podcast she is parting with tradition and cooking Christmas pork instead of turkey because it's not going to be a 'normal' festive season.
BBC Celebrity cook Nigella Lawson will be breaking from tradition this Christmas by not cooking a turkey for lunch "for the first time ever". The 60-year-old TV presenter and author revealed that she would be cooking pork instead - because avoiding the traditional path will make her less sad about not being able to have a family Christmas. The government introduced tier four measures for those in London and south-east England last weekend, meaning they will not be allowed to mix with loved ones on Christmas Day unless within support bubbles. "I actually - and I only made the decision a coup...
Nigella Lawson struck a chord with home cooks across the nation last night when she branded carrots cut into rounds 'infinitely depressing'. In the latest installment of her BBC2 show Cook, Eat Repeat, the London-born domestic goddess insisted the vegetable should be sliced into batons. The glamorous chef, 60, made the comment while preparing her 'family favourite' dish, chicken with orzo - a 'one pot dish designed to bring comfort and joy' and 'one of the mainstays of her life'. After browning the whole bird in a pan, Nigella took it off the heat and added plentiful grated lemon zest, garlic...