At the end of a long day, cooking can seem like just another exhausting chore. So Nigella shares those simple foods you can face cooking on those days when you just have to hit the kitchen running. Mozzarella en curtoza is the ultimate TV dinner. It's quick to make, and you can eat it with your hands. Nigella also shares her Chicken Chorizo and Cannelloni Beans with Kale recipe. And for dessert Nigella makes vanilla ice cream with toasted pine nuts and warm honey.
Nigella shares recipes of her favorite comfort foods. First up are rich and creamy mashed potatoes, which can also be used as leftovers to make Salmon Cakes. Nigella shares her recipe for Risotto, which she considers not only comfort food but comfort cooking. And you can't talk about comfort foods without making a rich chicken soup. Finally, Nigella shares her recipe for the ultimate comfort food: chocolate cake.
Why be constrained by a time table? Enjoy breakfast food day or night. For Nigella breakfast starts with pancakes and muffins. Then she shares a recipe for Masala Omelettes, a nice rich Indian omelette. And no late breakfast can go without an accompaniment. Nigella shares her recipe for Bloody Marys, and ends her meal with Kugel, a sweet German cake.
Nigella creates kitsch in the kitchen.
Nigella shares recipes for the foods she believes are soothing, restorative and that make you feel better.
Nigella believes cooking is really a personal history of our lives, and today she shares her favorite childhood recipes with her children.
Nigella shares recipes that are best prepared over the weekend when you have more time on your hands. She shares a recipe for a warm Shredded Lamb and Mint Salad, and a pepper and feta salad and turkish delight.
The best food is often the simplest food.
When time is tight, fast assemply food is great. But on housebound and rainy weekends, I want to savor a little domestic warmth, and enjoy some laid back stove side pottering for a change.
Nigella's found a way of providing good food while still enjoying the party.