The multi-Grammy award-winner, known for his smooth, silky tones and iconic headgear, is gliding in on a. The ‘recipes’ she details in the book come from people she has fatted n her Comfort Eating podcast - a podcast which I shall be subscribing to ASAP. She and Grace talk about big family dinners, motorcycle gangs, and eating habits during the menopause.

They bond over a mutual love of Joan Collins, the fun and fast food on offer in late-night Glasgow, and discuss what winning Ru Paul’s Drag Race means to someone who’s experienced bullying all their life. kids who claim to have never read anything longer than a text message are ploughing through my books nagging me for the next one. her book is funny, frank and also poignant (she talks openly about the death of her parents)A really enjoyable read. Cosying up with Grace to launch a new season of Comfort Eating is none other than the queen of baking and all our hearts – Nadiya Hussain. It’s a wonderfully scrumptious, life-affirming journey through the foods that really mean the most to us.So grab a plate and pull up a chair: unfussy, honest and filled to the brim with heartwarming personal stories and comfort food tales, Comfort Eating is the perfect treat for food lovers everywhere. He tells Grace about growing up in a conservative religious household, being brought home by the police.

She tells Grace about the perils of growing up with vegetarian parents, moving to London aged 16, and turning away from pop stardom at the height of her fame. At times the book felt very short (approximately 200 pages) but unless other categories were added it would have been repetitive so maybe it was the perfect length. I don't like cooking, and i am extremely fussy about food, so i was really unsure if i would enjoy this one, but i really did!

She talks about being fed as one of eight children, her bohemian years filled with art and sex, and the comfort foods that have seen her through.