Voice in Cookery Writing: Nigella Lawson, Ella Risbridger and Bee Wilson

A recipe is so much more than a set of instructions; it is a story, an experience waiting to happen. We explore the role of voice, narrative and storytelling in cookery books with three fantastic food writers.
With Nigella Lawson, Ella Risbridger and Bee Wilson.
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[@lezleythurman1365]

Lovely beautiful women each one, thank you for a delightful conversation.

[@MetalThrashingMikey]

My dream woman. Beautiful woman

[@arshbehal6312]

Why doesn't this host shut up? I am here only for Nigella, and she needs to know who is the important speaker here.

[@captainnathan1651]

Will this woman PLEASE stop talking! Haven’t heard Nigella speak more than a couple of words.

[@elizabethblackwell6242]

We're here to listen to Nigella. The other two should zip it.

[@luckymtshali1762]

scholl food compaigner that means..meaning on tv from the material she makes,,..//

[@nurtured-channel2953]

I do not consider Nigella a great cook, neither like most of her recipes.... but there's something transcendently beautiful about her.

[@mildredhighcock7333]

How can anyone describe anyone as being great or un great? Subjective. Has she cooked for you? Did she burn the meal? Did she use salt instead of sugar? I seriously doubt this