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Last night we kicked off what I like to call ‘baking season’; others call it Autumn.
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The leaves are turning brown; my day revolves around hot drinks and, most importantly, Bake Off has started.
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But this year, joining Paul Hollywood for series 17, is ‘domestic goddess’, Nigella Lawson.
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Lawson’s signature charm and sensual approach to hosting is being described as the ‘icing on the cake’ and the refresh the show needed.
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Her years of experience in the industry and the name she has made for herself make her the perfect replacement for Prue Leith.
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Lawson has penned a dozen cookbooks since 1998, starting with How to Eat, a cookbook conceived after she observed a dinner party host in tears over an unset creme caramel.
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Since then, many of her cookbooks, like Nigellissima, Cook Eat Repeat and At My Table, have been turned into very successful TV shows.
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From her Guinness cake (which we all drooled at last night) to her Pavlova recipe that I pull out every Christmas, her books teach that indulgence doesn't mean complicated.
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Simplicity is at the heart of her cooking, whether you’re making something for comfort or something to impress dinner party guests with; she has a book for it all.
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These are some of our favourite cookbooks for when you’re next in need of a foodie fix:
How To Eat (1998)
Her first cookbook that sold 300,000 copies in Britain offers culinary tips on preparation and saving time.
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At the heart of the book, it's all about practicality and is a great cookbook for those looking to really perfect the basics.
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Nigellissima (2012)
Born out of her long love affair with Italy, Nigellissima is a celebration of Lawson’s time living, working and learning to cook in Italy.
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Over 120 recipes, you’ll learn everything from rich lasagne to panna cotta.
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The perfect cookbook for achievable and comforting meals, At My Table celebrates the food that Lawson shares and cooks for her friends and family.
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This cookbook is for those who want flavoursome food without the fuss.
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