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Product Description The complete first series of the TV cookery show hosted by 'domestic goddess' Nigella Lawson. Features recipes for many different moods and occasions, including all-day breakfasts, party food, temple food, suppertime and TV dinners. .co.uk Review Nigella Bites is an indisputably sensual addition to the canon of cookery programmes. After fearsome Fanny Craddock, dowdy Delia Smith, jolly Jamie Oliver, here is naughty Nigella Lawson. For her, the whole point of cooking is the "pleasure" of food. She espouses uncomplicated recipes for a modern generation constantly on the go and gives short shrift to dietary considerations. Her recipes duly come under such categories as "Comfort Food", "Trashy", "Party Girl" and "TV Dinners". While some might query whether recipes such as pumpkin seafood curry or one whose ingredients involve two types of potato and a Greek cheese really constitute quick, easy and convenient cooking, such qualms soon melt into insignificance. As the parodists were quick to point out, there is something of a sexual sub-text to Nigella Bites, as much in the lingering attention on the presenter herself as the unashamed sensuality of its recipes. Watch in rapture as the camera scans up and down Nigella's curvaceous but not too well-nourished figure, zooms in on her luscious lips, follows her into her store cupboard to "see my chocolate stash", or wobbles in sympathetic ecstasy as she applies lashings of cream or expertly spatchcocks a chicken. In short, whether you're an envious female wondering how Nigella manages to juggle a hectic life and still produce such delicious culinary fare, or a couch potato male who can barely boil an egg, chances are you'll find much to delight in here. A companion book is also available. On the DVD: Nigella Bites on disc features numerous extras, including the Christmas special episode, two extra recipes (one for pasta and bean soup, the other an aubergine dish) and, helpfully, full lists of ingredients for each recipe. --David Stubbs
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My favourite Nigella series
This is a birthday gift for me from my hubby and I'm thrilled he knows me so well! This is my favourite Nigella Lawson series to have it on dvd now is great. Highly recommend
B**S
The fabulous Nigella ....
For foodies the world over, the mere mention of "Nigella" is a guarantee of something good - for the eyes, the ears and, by no means least, the taste-buds. One need not explain why Nigella is good for male eyes; she exudes sex by the ladleful, and the close-up photography complements that admirably; her excellent spoken English is a delight - unlike the painfully-sloppy English of certain other lesser TV cooks who must remain nameless, even though their culinary ideas might otherwise be good. Her recipes are uniformly interesting.A final thought: her guilt-ridden midnight forays to the left-over goodies in her fridge are the cherries on top of an already rich gateaux. More please.
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Refreshingly different ...
... that is how I would describe Nigella Lawson. She is not the archetypal TV cook. She is stylish, glamorous but at the same time exudes a sense of normality in the way she literally potters about the house in trainers while tidying up behind her 2 kids.In this DVD, we are taken into Nigella’s house, which I might add looks every bit a normal kitchen with its used wooden spoons and heat stain on the wooden board. This woman uses her kitchen just as most of us do, she chucks egg shells into the sink, she shoves utensils out of her way, she even tastes her own food, several times, tweaking her edible concoctions as she cooks. It is very satisfying to see the cook eat her own food, with wanton gusto. I believe it is what most of us do in our own kitchens, whether we realise it or not.Perhaps the most annoying thing about it all is that Nigella still manages to look stunningly sensual in the kitchen with steam billowing in her face - that is where reality ends and the miracle of TV takes over.Enough of Nigella, the DVD itself is very well organised - clear, concise and easily manoeuvrable. The music is bright and sprightly, as if to reflect Nigella’s enthusiasm and fervour for fabulous food.The recipe segments are fun to watch and clearly explained with an option to view the ingredients. If you have the book - Nigella Bites - even better, although not essential.If you are not into cooking, this DVD will reveal to you that you don’t have to slave over a hot stove in order to put good food on the table. It might just inspire you to experiment and spruce up old favourites.What is marvellously unique about this DVD, is that it can be used to tempt a man to step into the kitchen and rustle up a little something. I bought this DVD as a gift for my husband and I am proud to say that while I am writing this he has just walked in with lunch...made with his own hands! Thank you Nigella.
A**A
advertised as region 2, but would not play, ...
advertised as region 2 ,but would not play , only plays on a multi region DVD player .
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did not disappoint, containing fascinating new recipes presented in Nigella's usual ...
My order the 'Nigella Bites' DVD arrived quickly and in very well-presented form. It was not a new product but it had been thoroughly cleaned and re-wrapped, which I appreciated. The product itself, of course, did not disappoint, containing fascinating new recipes presented in Nigella's usual inimitable and engaging way.
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Fantastic great dvd
Fantastic dvd love watching it great recipes and done the nigella way
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nigella Lawson dvd
I order the dvd and when the dvd turned up I went to play in and the dvs would not work so not impressed at all
B**Y
nigella at her best
this book is the quintessential cookery book, I've had it for years its the rock that i turn to when stuck in a culinary rut, her writing technique is pleasant and well read, i think that her recipes are simple to follow yet complex enough to leave your guests amazed. "well recommended a must for any foodie"
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