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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
King Charles and David Flint

Monarchists formally complain to ABC over ‘gratuitously offensive’ coronation coverage

David Flint’s Australians for Constitutional Monarchy allege the broadcaster breached three sections of its standards during last weekend’s coverage.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and David Estcourt
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
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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.

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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