How is our relationship with food changing during the pandemic?
We ask Nigella Lawson, a British chef, author and host of television show “Cook, Eat, Repeat”
THE BRITISH chef, author and host of television show “Cook, Eat, Repeat”, tells Anne McElvoy how to become a better cook. They talk about how our relationship with food is changing in the pandemic. Nigella explains the therapeutic nature of cooking and her culinary relationship with her mother. Also, what would she prepare for the new President Biden and her best Thanksgiving recipes—"apple pie without cheese, is like a kiss without a squeeze". Runtime: 29 min
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