Nigella Lawson arrived just in time to help ease our lockdown woes. Yes, everyone's favorite cooking queen is back on our screens in the new BBC series Cook, Eat, Repeat . Luckily, it debuts with an accompanying cookbook of the same name. If you're in desperate need of some quarantine comfort food, you'll find Nigella Lawson's Cook, Eat, Repeat recipes here.
For full details of Lawson's latest kitchen creations, the BBC Food website is a great place to start. The site features stunning recipes and instructions from Nigella's latest book, including Lamb Shank Pappardelle in Aromatic Broth, Hot Chocolate Tahini Pudding and Fish Finger Bhorta, all of which were recently featured on BBC's Cook, according to The Independent reports that Eat, Repeat, and its now-controversial banana peel and cauliflower curry recipe, divided viewers after the show premiered.
"All I do is soak a banana peel in boiling water, add a little turmeric and a little salt, and then let the water cool," Lawson reveals, discussing her thoughts behind the controversial ingredient. "It's all about texture, these things are always so soft and puff up and soften with the flavor of the curry sauce."
Elsewhere, you can find the full Cook, Eat, Repeat recipe on the Happy Foodie website The Independent's Sophie Gallagher recently documented her attempts to create some of the book's standout dishes Try, to give you an idea of the ingredients you’ll need when trying these dishes. At home for yourself. However, the entire selection of Nigella's fresh batch of mouth-watering recipes can be found in the latest release from this culinary extraordinaire - available to buy now.
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The book is described as a "delicious and delightful mix" of recipes and articles. A book that manages to escape the conventions of traditional recipes.
Divided into dedicated chapters , Cook, Eat, Repeat offers more than 150 inspiring recipes to cover all seasons and occasions, with highlights including Burnt Onion and Eggplant Sauce, Beet and Anchovy Pasta, and Port and Chestnuts Beef cheeks, chocolate peanut butter cake, cherry almond crumble.
As mentioned, you can see Nigella putting her kitchen skills to good use in her new BBC series of the same name, which currently airs on BBC Two every Monday at 8pm.
