PHOTO: Christopher Lewis; Nigella Lawson’s latest book, Simply Nigella, is a collection of 125 recipes designed to be a pleasure in both the preparation and the eating.
Laura Brehaut, National Post
Originally published on November 9, 2015; National Post
Originally published on November 9, 2015; National Post
Rolling meatballs, chopping onions, breaking a head of cauliflower into florets: kitchen tasks can hold a meditative quality. The rhythm in repetition can lead to relaxation. We can take our time if we wish, easing into the endeavour rather than viewing it as a burden. It may have been a harried day at work but once at home, in the kitchen, we know just what to do.
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Montreal Gazette: November 11, 2015; page B1 / Front
Windsor Star: November 11, 2015; page C1 / Front
Montreal Gazette: November 11, 2015; page B1 / Front
Windsor Star: November 11, 2015; page C1 / Front
The Province: November 15, 2015; page B4
Saskatoon StarPhoenix: November 21, 2015; page E11
Brantford Expositor: November 21, 2015; page D1/Front
Daily Observer (Pembroke): November 21, 2015; page B11
Sarnia Observer: November 21, 2015; page D3
Sudbury Star: November 21, 2015; page C9
Brantford Expositor: November 21, 2015; page D1/Front
Daily Observer (Pembroke): November 21, 2015; page B11
Sarnia Observer: November 21, 2015; page D3
Sudbury Star: November 21, 2015; page C9
Peterborough Examiner: November 24, 2015; page C2
London Free Press: November 28, 2015; page F6
Owen Sound Sun Times: November 27, 2015; page C7
Northumberland Today: November 27, 2015; page D5
Owen Sound Sun Times: November 27, 2015; page C7
Northumberland Today: November 27, 2015; page D5
