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From truck-stop tyke to international cake queen: The rise of Nadine Ingram

Flour and Stone’s cakes are adored by everyone from Nigella Lawson to teenage influencers – but that taste of success didn’t happen overnight.

  • Amanda Hooton

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New Kids in the Hills

And giving generations the flick.

‘I was warned not to upset Nigella Lawson’: Colin Fassnidge’s brush with ‘royalty’

Within 10 minutes the two chefs were planning their night out together.

  • Robyn Doreian
Shortages of bacon, cream and pasta have reduced the state’s carbonara footprint.

The New York Times added tomatoes to its carbonara recipe. It sent social media into a frenzy

The recipe attracted such anger that the Italian farmers’ association released a statement on the matter, labelling it a “falsification” of Italian dishes.

  • Eleanor Steafel
Starting a twitter storm, Nigella Lawson used her own particular pronunciation of the common kitchen appliance in her BBC show  Cook, Eat, Repeat.

Nigella Lawson pronounces 'microwave'

Starting a twitter storm, Nigella Lawson used her own particular pronunciation of the common kitchen appliance in her BBC show Cook, Eat, Repeat.

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Nigella Lawson: "While you cook you are so in the present, and that’s the only salve.” 

Queen of indulgence: Nigella Lawson on having your cake and eating it too

Ahead of her new cookbook – surely the perfect tonic for our COVID times – Nigella Lawson shares the people she cooked for in lockdown, carb-loading for Britain, her thoughts on stockpiling food … and what to do with leftovers.

  • Latika Bourke
Column 8 Granny dinkus with mask.

A heads up before they roll out Barilaro

No branch stacking at Taronga.

“Overfishing is a big problem,” he says. “Taking pressure off fish stocks means branching out and trying different types of fish.”

Fancy some mirror dory liver or fish-eye chips? If Josh Niland is cooking, the answer is yes

This groundbreaking chef produces meals that are more than the sum of their parts.

  • Tim Elliott
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'I always stare at people's orders': lunch with Nigella Lawson

There's no danger of order envy or FOMO as the British culinary superstar embraces local fare.

  • Kylie Northover

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