News about Nadiya Hussain

Dame Mary Berry's (left) new book is packed with useful time-saving tips, tricks, and shortcuts to make your life simpler. Jamie Oliver (right)roams all around the Mediterranean for his latest five ingredients book, from garlicky Moroccan pasta to Greek lemon tzatziki chicken. Nadiya Hussain (inset) traces her roots here, recalling the dishes she ate growing up.

In Nadiya's Simple Spices (BBC2), Nadiya Hussain discussed the cooking of her mother and grandmother so often that viewers might have enjoyed a makeshift drinking game: one glug per mention. We were even treated to family snaps. Nadiya is my kind of cook, but more than that. She opened two tins of lentils to make daal, inspired by her mother, of course. 'That's going to save you 12 hours,' she explained. You don't have to soak them.' Some lime pickle was straight from the jar. At one point, the camera lingered on a bay leaf covered in turmeric, in shades that matched Nadiya's orange roof and green headscarf. The food was so vividly colored throughout the exhibition that it was like watching a glossy magazine.

Try recipes from Nadiya Hussain's latest book, Nadiya's Simple Spices, which includes crispy leek biryani and spicy salmon and onions. Be sure to save room for the condensed milk cookies!

Nadiya Hussain, the British Bake Off champion, has shared the trials she and her husband endured at the start of their marriage. The 38-year-old actress has been happily married to her partner Abdal for 15 years, with the pair meeting just once before tying the knot. In a recent interview, Nadiya confessed that she and her husband struggled financially to raise two children on just one salary.

The Great British Bakeoff is returning to our screens as early as next Tuesday, and viewers are brace for more tense competition in the legendary tent. The series has solidified its place as the nation's most coveted bakery competition, with 12 winners since its inception in 2010. Edd Kimber of Bradford was the first to win the Bake Off crown, while Malaysian research scientist Syabira Yusoff won the most recent 2022 series.

Nadiya Hussain, a British Bake Off star from Luton, Bedfordshire, shares her recipes that will spice up your mid-week suppers. These dishes are sure to bring some heat to your table, from tangy tomato prawns to saag aloo chicken jalfrezi. Nadiya Hussain's Simple Spices are available in Nadiya, published by Penguin Michael Joseph for £26.

Nadiya Hussain (pictured), a resident of Luton, Bedfordshire, speaks to Weekend Magazine about her family meals. She also discusses how winning Bake Off changed her life and made her a wealthy woman. In addition to a clothing review for Next, she includes children's books, a trio of novels, a memoir, and a line of cookware, bakeware, and homeware. The euphoria that sparked her post-Bake Off has dulled. From the Cornish past to a Lancashire hotpot, she now has the confidence to say she would not try to improve.

Nadiya Hussain has revealed that she is currently reading Lessons In Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus, where the main character is a chemist-turned-TV cook. The UK TV actress claims she'll take A Cook's Book by Nigel Slater with her on a desert island because 'he is so eloquent in the way he writes and his style is so emotive.'

Nihal Arthanayake (main) of Radio 5 has been barred from being on Twitter for publicly speaking out against bigotry. The 52-year-old entertainer claims he gets a tickle off because his reactions are understandably tense. It's yet another problem for BBC administration with Twitter after a string of bungles involving other actors.

After Peter Chapman (left), a full-time carer for his injured family in Cheltenham, pleaded not to air an episode of DIY SOS after claiming that building blunders (right) caused them misery, the BBC is embroiled in a duty of care scandal. His entreaties fell on deaf ears, and the show went on anyway, even after a producer offered to bring a psychologist. Paolo Proto (inset top) of the show's executive producer, Paolo Proto (inset top) sent some changes as a 'gesture of goodwill' in an email dated January 25, 2022. In addition, he has arranged a one-hour consultation with a psychologist. Despite this, the program aired in June 2014.

If you're stringing out bunting for a street party, planning a picnic with family, or hosting the family for a Bank Holiday lunch, there's nothing like a Coronation to get everyone together for a celebratory feast. Food has always been a part of the crowning of a new monarch, particularly when the monarch, like King Charles, is such a stead supporter of British farming and exports. Over the weekend, we'll be hosting more than 100,000 Coronation Big Lunches, as part of a charity initiative for which Camilla is a member - and more than 50,000 street parties around the UK.

Nihal Arthanayake (pictured left and right with his wife) said he was out to ensure that no one of color was compelled to endure the vile race hatred of the man who abused him outside a pub last week. On Friday evening, the BBC Radio Five afternoon talk show host was reportedly racially assaulted outside a pub in Altrincham. After an evening out together watching a friend's band, the Radio 5 Live host, 51, was waiting for his wife outside the anonymous pub in Greater Manchester.

Following an evening out together watching a friend's band, the Radio 5 Live host, 51, was waiting for his wife outside an unidentified pub in Altrincham, Greater Manchester. Mr Arthanayake posted a video on last night in which he explained how he was still dealing with the incident's "weirdness." He told MailOnline that he has since been given the man's name and has spoken to police about the incident today. 'I had thought about this and discussed it with my wife,' the host said. I emphasize this man's conduct because it is so important.'

A number of celebrities have endorsed a bid to find Britain's Coronation Champions. After the Queen Consort's announcement of the new awards scheme for volunteers, actors from stage and screen praised it. The Coronation Champions Awards, which are administered by the Royal Voluntary Service (RVS), will honor unsung heroes who give up their own time to assist others.

Joe Lycett, Seann Walsh, Nadiya Hussain, and Amelia Dimoldenberg are now the bookies' picks to replace Matt Lucas as the Great British Bake Off host. On Tuesday, the comedian and host, 48, announced that he had left his position after three series. He co-hosted the Channel 4 show alongside Noel Fielding since 2020, but has decided that his time on the show is over.

With the start of summer and the Christmas rush approaching, it's also the perfect time to curl up with a good read, perhaps with a warm cuppa for business.

Nadiya Hussain has revealed that make-up artists will deliberately lighten her skin for photoshoots early on in her career. The television actress, 37, who appeared on The Great British Bake Offset in 2015, said she was too afraid to speak out due to fear of 'rocking the boat.' The TV actress said being more confident meant she would not accept such care today, according to The Mirror, as she introduces her own IT cosmetics make-up collection.

Nadiya Hussain's bow has a variety of strings. Though she rose to prominence by winning "The Great British Bake Off" in 2015, she has since published a number of children's books, been praised as a mental health advocate, and even baked a cake for Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday. Hussain is now fighting the beauty industry as the IT Cosmetics brand ambassador for education, leading her first ever beauty campaign. According to POPSUGAR, Hussain says, "I feel most confident when my skin is really happy." However, the 37-year-old is relatively new to cosmetics, having only started wearing makeup around the age of 30. "My mum isn't into skincare, and she never wore makeup." My aunts didn't wear makeup either. Also, I didn't grow up around mature women who wore makeup. "I never knew it," she says. Sadly, this wasn't the only reason she skipped the beauty aisles. For a long time, the British-Bangladeshi baker was unable to find skin-friendly products. "I remember going to the beauty counters and not finding my own foundation," the woman said. Any really good makeup begins with this, she explains. "I think that's really what put me off."

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Did King Charles's alacrity at appointing William Prince of Wales the day after the death of the Queen prompt Prince Edward to wonder when he would succeed his father Philip as Duke of Edinburgh? According to a source, Charles may be considering making Princess Anne Duchess of Edinburgh, a title that was last held by her mother. She has Scotland's highest order of chivalry as a Knight of the Thistle.

The coveted baking contest is back on channel 4 tonight, with 12 amateur bakers competing against Paul Hollywood's praise and becoming the champion. These hopefuls may be ranked in the top tens of the show's most popular participants if they butter up the judges and whisk away the competition. Hussain, who stole the country's hearts when she took home the country's highest GBBO sham, has since earned a net-worthiness of £3.7 million, making her the country's highest GBBO alumna ever, and she even baked the Queen's 90th birthday cake in 2016. Meanwhile, John Whaite, Lorraine's resident cook for years, made history by signing up for half of Strictly Come Dancing's first male same-sex pairing last year. Edd Kimber was named the first female GBBO winner in 2010, and since then, he has been a successful food blogger with six cookbooks out and a reported net-worth of £3.1 million.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: For anyone who is still thinks of Martin Clunes as the irresponsible, boozy lad Gary in Men Behaving Badly, it's an agonizing jolt to learn he's been playing Dr Ellingham (ITV) for almost two decades... and has now hung up his stethoscope. Not that the doc has resigned. He's just started to work as a GP and hangs about the house all day, mending clocks and getting under his wife's feet. Clunes is 60, and this is expected to be the last series for the show. That's a shame, because his character is as amusing as ever, and the story is still draws in major guest stars.

On September 13, Channel 4's Great British Bake Off is back with a new batch of contestants. It's the perfect occasion to take a look at what winners from past season have been cooking up! Nadiya Hussain (left) was boosted to instant fame when she won in 2015 and is now a multi-millionaire worth £3.7 million. Candice Brown (centre), the show's winner, has written two books and is a Sunday Times food columnist. Meanwhile, John Whaite (right), who took the award in 2013, went on to work as a TV chef and was one of Strictly Come Dancing's first same-sex contestant in 2019. Edd Kimber (inset), the show's first ever champion, has written six books since his debut in 2010.

The Great British Bake Off champion, 37, shared how cooking aided her family cope with the death of her sister-in-law Ramana, who died of stage 4 cancer earlier this year. She believes that food brings people together' in those bleak moments and brings a smile back to people's faces. Ramana died at the age of 34 and that it was impossible for her to 'function properly' until she switched to cooking, according to the TV chef.