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January 9, 2002
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Delia's How To Cook: Part Three, BBC2, 8:30pm

A fter teaching us how to boil water, make toast, yawn and count to five, Delia's How To Cook: Part Three sees the nation's favourite gastro-bore armed with a fresh batch of blithely blatant, nosh- related facts.

You would be forgiven for expecting Delia Smith to have sharpened her game. Current culinary competition is, after all, intense, and with Nigella and Jamie raging fortissimo on the merits of all things sexy, a street-smart gimmick is now a necessity for all television chefs.

The title sequence of Delia's latest fun-fest shows the long- serving food-server in a variety of situations that aim to demonstrate her intense joie de vivre. ...

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