Nigella Kitchen; Thursdays 8pm; BBC 2

Penelope_Penguin

It must be Autumn with all these new cookery series :T Looking forward to this one too, even though it does class with Hugh F-W

Kitchenbunny

Thanks for this - it's already in the planner I do like Nigella's programmes

KB xx

barneydee_2

got the book already could not resist as i am a great fan of Nigellas, there are some great recipes in there and great tips for using things up. will glued to the box on thursday

Barneydee

alys_fowler

i missed the first episode so need to catch up but i will be watching it i like nigella

angeltreats

Who watched it last night?

I recorded it and watched when I got home from work. Couldn't decide whether I liked it or not. I think I prefer her books to her TV shows.

Gigervamp

Hubby bought me the book yesterday as Smiths are selling it for £13. I've only just started reading it so haven't had a chance to look at the recipes yet.
The cheesecake recipe is going to be made very soon and I might do the chicken noodle soup at some point.

rachbc

I really like her book but find her annoying on TV - though will probably watch on catch up (stuck with Hugh last night). I have the new book and have bookmarked about 10 recipes to try this month - lots of quick family meals with more affordable ingredients than some of her previous stuff. Last night I did 'African Chicken' which was drumsticks in ginger, apricot, mustard and worcester sauce - sounds odd but was lovely.

weezl74

for those who have welsh TV tune in at 9.30pm instead

or watch on demand.

Gigervamp

weezl74 wrote: »

for those who have welsh TV tune in at 9.30pm instead

or watch on demand.

Yeah, Wales' national sport always takes precedence. :mad:

Linda32

Yes I watched it and liked it, but more for the lifestyle type programme than a cookery programme.

She tends to use 10 ingredients when 5 would do, although I know you can adapt.

skintscotslass

Gigervamp wrote: »

Hubby bought me the book yesterday as Smiths are selling it for £13. I've only just started reading it so haven't had a chance to look at the recipes yet.
The cheesecake recipe is going to be made very soon and I might do the chicken noodle soup at some point.

I got it for £12.50 from Sainsburys a couple of weeks ago.

I was tempted to do the cheesecake, but reading through the ingredients, I thought it was a bit expensive. Having said that, I've made the Korean Keema and Korean Calamari. They were gorgeous. That Korean gochujuang paste is devine. It's very nippy so probably not suitable for littlies.