Delia’s Cheat Ingredients

[Anna N]

Delia is taken to task for high salt content of her new cheater recipes:

Link to BBC story.

Campaigners have attacked TV chef Delia Smith over high levels of salt in some recipes in her new book and series "How to Cheat at Cooking".

[sarah w]

And her pronunciation of so many now everyday ingredients drives me insane, for example Balsamic (ballsarmic) Tarragon…etc

I seems to me she wants to create her own Delia dictionary

[sunbeam]

And her pronunciation of so many now everyday ingredients drives me insane, for example Balsamic (ballsarmic) Tarragon…etc 

I seems to me she wants to create her own Delia dictionary

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She may just have an accent. which is something we can't really criticise her for. Personally I find Nigel Slater's way of talking very irritating, but I like to think he isn't camping it up deliberately.

S

Edited April 10, 2008 by sunbeam (log)

[sarah w]

And her pronunciation of so many now everyday ingredients drives me insane, for example Balsamic (ballsarmic) Tarragon…etc 

I seems to me she wants to create her own Delia dictionary

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She may just have an accent. which is something we can't really criticise her for. Personally I find Nigel Slater's way of talking very irritating, but I like to think he isn't camping it up deliberately.

S

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I suspect its deliberate as with previously mentioned Hoomousse & Choritzo

[Matthew Grant]

WhoMousse? Memousse?

Harry Hill

[RedRum]

that delia show and new book and the overwhelming response it had, once again proved to me that although UK has some of the best and most expensive restaurants in the world, the average quality of food that is cooked at bristish homes is still awful... I think it will take many many years for the love and care for food to reach the masses, in a similar way that it is in mediteranean countries, and elswhere.