Nigella Kitchen; Thursdays 8pm; BBC 2

Penelope_Penguin

mumoftwo wrote: »

I found this, any help?

http://www.celebritykitchen.co.uk/nigella-kitchen-episode-9-cant-live-without/

Scroll down the page and it says everyday brownies with the recipe

That looks like the one :T I didn;t know you could still get Yorkie Bars

I'll add this to the Nigella Kitchen thread so that others can find it in the future.

MrsE_2

morganlefay wrote: »

Hate to say it but she's become a caricature of herself: all that leering and suggestiveness. And the idea of combining chocolate with peanuts makes me want to heave, even if that cheesecake recipe hadn't had enough fat in to kill an army by clogging up its arteries. What a spoilsport I am..... OH loves her though !

Chocolate & peanuts are probably my fav combo:p

Kim_Possible

mumoftwo wrote: »

I found this, any help?

http://www.celebritykitchen.co.uk/nigella-kitchen-episode-9-cant-live-without/

Scroll down the page and it says everyday brownies with the recipe

Thanks mumoftwo- thats it. Just a note for anyone making it using the instructions on this site typo in amount of butter- its 150g NOT 15g of butter- ive watched the episode back

sheepdipper

Kim_Possible wrote: »

Just watched Nigella Kitchen on BBC2, tonight she made Brownies using Yorkie bars.
Ive checked the bbc website no recipe! Anyone got a link to it?
TIA

go to bbc.co.uk/iplayer and look under leisure and lifestyles for nigella and the video for the brownies is on her show

hotcookie101

I put this on the cook something different thread, but thought I would add it here too. I think this book is one of my favourites

I have to report on another complete winner of a new recipe. Nigella Lawson's Kitchen ROCKS! Everything I have cooked from it is fantastic....

Tonights winning recipe was Indian rubber lamb chops, with a combo of the butternut salad and indian spiced potatoes. It was amazingly easy to cook/prepare and super tasty.

Macerating the red onion with lime juice makes such a difference to the taste. I would recommend the book 100%

hotcookie101

Just wanted to recommend Nigellas Kitchen for those who don't have it (I KNOW that there is a thread on it, but I cannot find it, and I searched titles only:o)

Everything I have cooked from it has been spot on, tonight we had the pasta with spinach, feta and pine nuts, it took 20minutes in total including prep, and it tasted DELICIOUS :j Not massively healthy, but not horrendously bad, and no meat (not technically veggie unless you use veggie parmesan, not sure if feta OK, am sure it is)

I lost faith in some of her books after feast (didn't like it-MASSIVE fan of how to eat) and I find her a parody of herself on TV, but this is a fantastic book, with loads of really simple recipes that taste wonderful.

Hope this persuades someone to give it a whirl, its been out a while now so can probably get it from library :money:

Pink.

Hi hotcookie.

I've added your post to the original Nigella's kitchen thread so that you'll be able to find it more easily next time.

Pink

hotcookie101

Thanks-no idea how it didn't come up when it searched. Must have typed something wrong lol