Nigella Lawson Cookbooks, "Nigella Bites", "How to Eat" etc

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Nigella Lawson

Born in 1960, Nigella read Medieval and Modern Languages at Oxford and went on to pursue a successful career in journalism, becoming Deputy Literary Editor of The Sunday Times. This was followed by a successful freelance career writing for a range of publications, from The Guardian, Daily Telegraph and

Times Magazine in the UK to Gourmet and Bon Appetit in the USA.

Nigella's love of cooking and food started at home, becoming part of her working life when she started the restaurant column in The Spectator and later wrote the food column for Vogue. Her first book "HOW TO EAT: The pleasures and principles of good food" was published to critical acclaim in 1998. It established Nigella Lawson's relaxed attitude to food and eating and won her a wide and dedicated audience.

Nigella Lawson - Books, Videos & DVD's

Nigella Lawson Cookbook: "Nigella Bites"
Nigella has become a household name, symbolising all that is best, most pleasurable and least fussy about the place of good food--making it and eating it--in our lives.
Now she's back with this ravishing new book to accompany her Channel Four television series, Nigella Bites. Full of mouth-watering recipes, including all those featured in her new television series.

Nigella Lawson Cookbook: "How to be a Domestic Goddess"
Here at last is the book which understands our anxieties, feeds our fantasies and puts cakes, pies, pastries, preserves, puddings, bread and biscuits back into today’s kitchen and our lives. Everything from cup cakes to certosino, from brownies to bagels, from peach cream pie to pizza, chewy amaretti to Blueberry boy-bait, from baklava to a Barbie cake, as well as children’s cooking, Christmas baking and other family treats.

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Nigella Lawson Cookbook: "How to Eat: The Pleasures and Principles of Good Food"
Nigella sets out on the ambitious task to impart no less than "the Pleasures and Principles of Good Food". The book is neatly divided into categories, each with its own passionate and intelligent introductory essay. The recipes are straightforwardly presented but most of all Lawson is a greedy eater who knows about food and can write like an angel. Nigella Lawson's How to Eat is the perfect book for anyone who knows that food is more than fuel!