Some people reckon she's just a patronising old God-botherer, but if you suddenly need to cook something with the minimum of effort, you can't beat her recipes. When I was 7, I used to pray that my parents would give me up for adoption and that someone like Delia would take me in as her surrogate child.
Posted by: Martin at July 19, 2004 10:45 AMThat's terrifying.
Posted by: anonymousboot at July 19, 2004 11:12 AMI agree, Martin. You want to try her savoury cheesecake, if you haven't already.
Posted by: mark at July 19, 2004 11:32 AMshe gets across the basics well with style, grace, and economy.
Posted by: scott at July 19, 2004 03:56 PMAny other good cooking sites out there btw?
Posted by: mark at July 19, 2004 05:26 PMmark, you should have another blog k-food...
i recently bought a book "italy: sea to sky" which is great. its organized by region, and has some cool macro photography of different foods. by the way do you watch iron chef? i only recently discovered it, but it is amazing.
Iron chef, no never heard of it, what is it?
Posted by: mark at July 19, 2004 10:19 PMNot really a cooking site per se, but Jill Duplex (sp?) has regular online recipes at The Times - her pork chops in maple syrup and paprika is particularly good (and dead easy).
Posted by: Tim Rambler at July 20, 2004 11:15 AMBest site that I've found for recipes is the BBC site. It's got loads of good recipes, I pilfer from it all the time.
Posted by: glueboot at July 20, 2004 02:53 PM