Nigella Lawson is the personification of everything that is charming and beautiful

Knowing her past makes me like her more. She's worth admiring.

She is without doubt one of the classiest women on earth.

@Iceis_Phoenix

5 жыл бұрын

Until you hear she wants to kill a bear to wear it's fur.

@goldensprite3373

5 жыл бұрын

She is very classy

@thelaurels13

4 жыл бұрын

John Cornish She is......after my mum! 💜

@maureensalter5752

4 жыл бұрын

I adore Nigella and her luscious cooking and although she has had tragic times she has come through happy and smiling. Lovely strong woman. Thanks Nigela🥰

@ecannon9507

4 жыл бұрын

J Carver When you write a comment like that, ultimately the person that suffers is you. Hope you find some purpose in your life, eventually.

This was a lovely interview, so organic and unrehearsed. It reminds me of conversations you'd have at the kitchen table over cups of tea. I love listening to Nigella talk about food, so filled with love and comfort.

This is what makes this woman so extraordinary. Unlike any other woman of her stature, she possesses a historic intelligence and embraces her past, instead of pushing a cookware product line that nobody needs or wants.

lovelove you Nigella. my mum passed 17 years ago, still have her kitchen utensils. she was not at all a great cook, but it gives me comfort to use her things

What a beautiful and classy lady she is. I never tire of her narrative and memories linked to food - I find it so comforting. I watch her cookery series all the time and they act as my comfort blanket. Thanks Nigella x

She is so so lovely. I could watch her forever.

I had tears in my eyes watching this ❤️ so sweet and relatable how our objects can be so strongly linked to people we love.

Oh she's just so lush, I love her. And Sam!

@jeffriejohnson6491

6 жыл бұрын

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@emilyeld

6 жыл бұрын

who's sam

@ThePoolUK

6 жыл бұрын

Sam's our co-founder and CEO (and the lady on the left!)

@TsambikaT-qw2og

6 жыл бұрын

hristos mandylor channel has More on Nigella!

I love Nigella and her approach to food and cooking. She is such an inspiration. Also, I could listen to her talking for ever. A captivating woman for sure.

There have been times when I was skeptical of her recipes, but what makes me come back over and over is how she makes food seem so much more than just sustenance; it is such an integral thread in the fabric of our existence, and she captures the simple majesty with her eloquence. At My Table is perhaps my favourite of all her shows and books.

Thank you so much for this video. I love Nigella so much. She has become a part of my life that equates comfort, and I am sure my daughter would feel the same as we often take time to watch her old cooking shows as our time together.

They say one should never meet one's heroes - with the sole exception of Nigella (who _is_ as wonderful as she seems), that is. Brava!

Who doesn't treasure things from loved ones or respected people we cherish.

Nice clip. She comes across as sincere. She's not an in-your-face kind of person and I think the quieter, one-to-one interview with another woman format suits her. She has a lovely deep, textured voice too.

I wish she would open up more about the tragedies in her life and how she's coped and not just the cooking. People are always curious and the stoic way she's dealt with them is inspiring.

@patarcher1813

6 жыл бұрын

Read her cookbooks. There is a lot of insight into her life. Her cookbooks read like novels. I highly recommend Feast.

@janethockey9070

5 жыл бұрын

Joshua Taylor Old Englishman don't talk about feelings

@lilianinafrica2243

4 жыл бұрын

@ Joshua Taylor there is a video that tells it all. They all died of cancer.

@MariaLopez-hc2nm

4 жыл бұрын

@@lilianinafrica2243 I wonder why? But not Nigella... Do you have any idea..?

@helenescheffers2491

4 жыл бұрын

Maria Lopez Speaking if stúpid remarks!! 👎🏼👎🏼

Love this. Such a genuine and warm conversation between the two. Thanks for posting!

Very bittersweet the three keepsakes from her mum, sister, and husband John.

This was really lovely.

This made me teary but in a good way.

The dynamics between them is so wonderful. Sam really brings out the best in Nigella

it's so hard not to be utterly in love with her

@Girlsplaybass

6 жыл бұрын

Isn’t it?! She’s the best

Always really loved Nigella. She’s so eloquently spoken, I could listen to her all day.

Just recently found Nigella Lawson, very happy I did but unfortunate that I hadn't found her sooner. A new favorite & cannot wait to try her recipes

Nigella, you are such an inspiration to me on a regular basis, you taught me most I know about food and balancing flavours, dozens of your recipes are now the part of my regular repertoire. But what I admire the most about you is how strong and resilient you have been in face of personal loss - your beloved sister, you mother, your dear husband John. If I could ever cook with you, or for you, it would be a dream come true!

Classy, intelligent, and has the most wonderful confidence - really inspirational lady.

Such strength despite her many personal losses, and such ageless beauty. The mezzaluna is practically in every video of her cooking. Wish I could get one of those.

@lilianinafrica2243

4 жыл бұрын

@ Tom Sparks you can still find them in antique shops and on flea markets and mostly with wooden handles which makes them more authentic.

This is a wonderful interview. I have always adored Nigella. Kind regards Kate

I just adore this woman.

Wonderful idea, to collect kitchen items from our loved ones. My Mother has a large, heavy platter we lug out each holiday. Definitely on my list!

I quite literally smiled during the whole interview. There is just something so warm und comforting about her. Plus how nostalgic she is, just like myself. Such a lovely woman.

she is very adorable ,, i love her so much,, i watched her episodes when i was twelve now i am 28 .

❤ I grew up with her, kinda. She was on television almost everyday, in the Netherlands. And now I do it all over again on youtube!! Love her!

It's been three years and I still love watching this video!

Lovely interview and certainly Nigella is part of my home and helping to create memories when we recreate her recipes

pretty smart name "pig of alliums" because their scientific names are allium sativum (garlic) and allium cepa (onion)

Always a pleasure. Both of you.👏👏❤❤

Long live Nigella! ❤❤❤Love her!❤❤❤

I just discover her recently and yes...I fell in love with her instantly....those eyes...and that voice....I am a french Canadien and her life resonated with me so much....💗

This is such a lovely interview ♥️

I love this. Love Nigella so much, this was a treat!

Love love love Nigella Lawson 👍😍😙🤗

She is an Enchanted lady just by the way she express her culinary knowledge

She has overcome so much heartache.

I love Nigella, and this interview is very endearing...she's so real, and I can identify with alot of what she says...she's so unpretentious and relatable...there's a certain vulneralbility to her that we women all share....and relate to..

She looks amazing, I love hearing her speak about anything.

What I’ve always loved about Nigella’s work is the running thread of food as communication and sharing. Not just the sharing of recipes but of memories, histories, cultures and philosophies, the main philosophy being one of having permission to eat food that suits. I think she single handedly liberated a generation from the 80s starvation diet mentality.

OMG. I love her!

Wow loved this interview. It made me realise when Nigella was talking about Thomasina, I do that with my sisters and my children, I always ask what they have had/are planning for lunch/dinner

Always enjoyed her first hubby's column in the newspaper... what a great guy he was... she's always been lovely and so personable...

Sorry to hear about your Mother, was she a great influence in your life? and is she mentioned in your Book? my Mother also died at 48 years old when i was 18 years old so i know how you felt.

The coffee & chocolate cake from 'At My Table' is pretty easy & divine.

@Elstro1988

6 жыл бұрын

SD Hurford it is! I made it for work last week and it went down a storm! As did the vanilla cake with Ermine icing the week before that!

@sdhurford8763

6 жыл бұрын

It is brilliant isn't it? I'm going to make for 'Give a Hand & Bake' which is the Stroke Association's bake sale week, beginning 23rd Oct.

Wonderful interview. Fabulous.

Nigella Lawson is a dream to interview. She’s so well-spoken and prepared.

Nigella, wonderful, delightful and charming but also what a great interviewer, allowing Nigella to shine.

Nigella is such a beautiful person in many ways. I Love her for her natural beauty and honesty and is such an inspiration to many millions I'm sure. Loved seeing this. 😍😍

Nigella is just so resilient and charming. She deserves some love and luck now in her personal life 💖💖💖✨✨🌟🌟

Always a fan, Nigella. You are the best.

Just when you couldn't love Nigella more....such a sweet and personable lady.

Love Nigella so enjoying her new series At my table have got the book on my Christmas list

i just love nigella, such an inspirational woman !!! got all of her books !! :) x

I love her so much😍😍my inspiration

This is just wow..

Wait... she's 57??? Woww, she looks amazing!

@32446

5 жыл бұрын

maddie5851 she has her Botox applied very well.

@kelliemurphy1454

4 жыл бұрын

Will’s MM2 UNWILD Vlogs Channel MIAOW!!! Saucer of milk?

@RatTaxi

4 жыл бұрын

Just such a lovely person. Her beauty reminds me of women like Isabella Rosselini and Julianne Moore.

@iseegoodandbad6758

4 жыл бұрын

Is her large bosom genetic or as a result of her love of stuff like butter and cream?

I love her coffee maker. I still watch her old recipes. I feel relaxed after that

“Pig of alliums” is absolutely adorable and I think I need one.

She has a very sophisticated pallet. I don’t but no matter what she is cooking I love to watch her make. I see her home on Sunday being happy with her children.

Nigella is my favorite . I just love everything about Nigella. Merry Christmas Nigella and happy holidays Cheers HISHAM ELFIKI

That was amazing. Am I the only one who can listen to her talk food and life all the time? I just want to soak up her foodie brain. #FoodiesUnite

I'm going to try that pitta thing now

@ThePoolUK

6 жыл бұрын

Be sure to let us know what you think!

A treat to watch this ! 🥰

Such an inspiration woman 💕

I absolutely adore Nigella Lawson. I'm sentimental about my kitchen items, too.

So lovely!!!

My role model in the cooking community

"As long as I have memories"..sums her beautiful heart..

love you Nigella

Hugs kisses n huge Respect to her ❤️

So lovely!

Very beauitful. Smart well spoken. Authentic. No botox .

@katarina6724

Жыл бұрын

I love her but let's be real... there is lots of botox 😂

Me and my little brother used to do the vinegar on bread thing too 🙈

Something about her I feel close to her even though I don’t her!☺️💕✨

I get lost in her when she talks. She's so beautiful.

Love you Nigella!! I must find that moka pot!

Am your great fan. Just love your style, the way you cook,. Ur an inspiration for everyone. Lottts of love 😍😍😍

Nigella is a lovely, genuine woman, but look at a newspaper article about her and her mother (Vanessa Salmon) and you'll see that her childhood was not a happy one. Her mother's disapproval of her and eating disorder featured heavily. Sadly, judging by what I've read Nigella hasn't got over that. I'd love to meet her.

In the 90s/00s, I used to have the Breville sandwich toaster that looked like a cow too!

My favourite of all.

nigella .....i am a big fan of yours ....do u know that....ur an inspiration to many....u light up the day of so many lives .....wish i had u on my contact list so i cud ask you anything n everything regarding books writing cooking kids life 👒👏good job so far.....wish n ur children and family the best 😇👍

One thing i've observed from Nigella, the more she age, the cheerier she becomes.

Wonderful Nigella!

Dont know anyone, that is better looking then her, for her age. Wow.

You're beautiful Nigella. Thank you.

I also like the interviewer.

I need a tiny little pot like that!

Oh I remember the onion timer ⏲

Just made the salt and vinegar potatoes...delish! :)

Assuming she knows Italian rather well, would she have read Pellegrino Artusi's (1820 - 1911) cookbook "La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiar bene" (1891) that was Escoffier's role model?

Dear Nigella how would you define your books and what are they based on?