Nigella Lawson

Every year there's a debate over the best part of Christmas dinner – is it the roast potatoes? The turkey? Perhaps the Yorkshire puddings? But now, TV cook ...

‘So, people are not eating because it is pleasurable. ‘You want to celebrate being with your family in ways that we haven’t been able to, but you don’t want it to tip into the obscene.’ Perhaps the Yorkshire puddings? When Jon asked, ‘We’re talking greed and gluttony here?’, she responded: ‘Yes, but they can go too far to, when you want to feel full-up and grateful that you feel full up, but you don’t want to be a bloated wreck.’ The turkey? [Nigella Lawson](https://metro.co.uk/tag/nigella-lawson/) is pretty much the Queen – but her opinions on what you should ditch are sure to divide opinion.

In a new clip giving cooking fans advice on how to steam her Speedy Steamed Syrup Sponge, she calls a microwave the 'you-know-what' to avoid the social ...

If you are searching for a number that is both flattering and feminine, then it's time to call the search off and time to go shopping. Hilarious: Many fans quickly took to Twitter to comment on the bizarre pronunciation, with some branding her a hero, while others were more baffled Many fans quickly took to Twitter to comment on the bizarre pronunciation, with some branding her a hero, while others were more baffled. It had us smitten at first sight with its statement spotty print, ruched sleeves, and classic tea dress shape. One of my desert island dishes.' 'Give it a little bit longer in the you-know-what!': Nigella Lawson avoids using the word microwave after baffling fans with her previous bizarre pronunciation as 'meecro-wahvey'

Nigella Lawson has warned many are slipping into “obscene overindulgence” and becoming “bloated wrecks” at Christmas by overeating.

“So people are not eating because it is pleasurable. “That seems a madness. I never have.

She said she loved the 'brilliance' of the Muir of Ord and Inverness baker's book.

We’ve still got a few in Bad Girl Bakery in Muir of Ord, and in the Victorian Market, Inverness. Ullapool Bookshop has some too, if you are out West." That was music to the ears for the bakery which has gone from strength to strength and is now the anchor tenant in the refurbished Victorian Market food hall.

Nigella Lawson has warned many are slipping into “obscene overindulgence” and becoming “bloated wrecks” at Christmas by overeating.

“So people are not eating because it is pleasurable. “That seems a madness. I never have.