WORD Christchurch presents An Evening with Nigella Lawson 

I see Nigella. I click. It's that easy.

Thank you! This interview with Nigella is absolutely wonderful.

She looks outstandingly beautiful.

Shame they coudn't just copy the left channel audio to the right in absence of stereo

Nigella at 5:28

She's looking more like Sofia Loren everyday

Animals are not ingredients; that IS where we differ. Traditional Italian cuisine was largely meatless by the way.

Who is this camera person? I can’t see the pottery?? Or the other person talking?

I respect different types of chef's, it all goes down to skill and creativity. But I agree with Nigella's take on food snobbery... most food snoobs don't understand anything about food.

What super market stocks bergamot , I,m making bergamot curd as soon as .

Honestly this talk should've been more in the middle and including all people from the aisle but it's pandering only to the left. Some right talk would've been nice too.

Clumsy people absolutely terrify me, almost anywhere but particularly in the kitchen. My partner is one such person, extremely intelligent but unfortunately they're also dead keen on helping me in the kitchen, insisting in fact that we cook all our meals together. Extremely nerve wracking. I have to constantly second guess everything they do before they do it because I just know things will go wrong. In a second they've burnt themselves, left the pot holders on the pot on the fire and we will all burn to death, touched something they shouldn't have touched, thrown out the stock instead of the bones, scalded their hands, arms legs, face....... It's impossible to think. I freeze every time they move a pot of boiling pasta or hot oil in a pan, I know if I move to the left so will they, if I move to the right so will they however even freezing seems to confuses them, I'm constantly having to scream instructions to avoid disaster . They take umbrage at this and get moody as a result .....cooking has become like online-gaming for me except the thing frazzled or falling of a cliff, squashed or bonked on the head is trying their damn hardest to also get me squashed bonked or frazzled. Little tip dyspraxia or DCD is helped enormously even in adults with Equine Therapy (riding therapy), horses fix almost anything I find so it shouldn't come as a surprise.

The "sugar-free cake" thing could have been because the woman was diabetic and wanted a Nigella dessert recipe SHE could safely eat...

On her show she was shown eating on her sofa watching TV and calling that heaven so...contradictory.

Italy is the foodiest Nation!!! Not really Greece is.

She stumbles over her words while speaking. Super annoying

What's wrong with Daily Mail Nigella - you're too intelligent and with it to make such a statement.