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Nigel Slater....

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Alima Sun 12-Nov-17 08:36:46

Ooh, thanks ww. Will have a look as I have to supply the pudding this year.

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gillybob Sun 12-Nov-17 08:36:22

I like Nigel Slater too. I have quite a few of his cook books as well as his autobiography Toast which as Chewbacca said is an excellent read. I love watching his natural style of cooking.

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whitewave Sun 12-Nov-17 08:33:35

I have a couple of his food diaries. Use them quite a bit. Try his trifle - it is to die for!! Make a wonderful Christmas trifle.

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Chewbacca Sun 12-Nov-17 08:17:16

His autobiography, "Toast" was an excellent read. His recipes don't work for me, for some reason though. But you're right Alima, he does exude calmness.

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NotAGran55 Sun 12-Nov-17 08:10:56

I love Nigel Slater and his magnificent house !

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Shirleyw Sun 12-Nov-17 07:46:17

Oh really kitty, got to say, I like his rugged looks now lol....

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kittylester Sun 12-Nov-17 07:45:23

I use loads of his recipes but like him better when his hair is short!

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Alima Sun 12-Nov-17 07:39:27

One of the few (of the too many) cooking programmes I have watched. Very calming.

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Shirleyw Sun 12-Nov-17 07:11:47

I like his writing and recipes also I do enjoy watching him cook, find him most relaxing. I have his kitchen diaries and his latest 'Christmas chronicles' .....lovely recipes and a good read.

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