Article: Jill gallone ; Some of us don't have time to cook food, let alone grow it, so Delia Smith's new book on lazy cuisine is a guaranteed hit.

Some of us don't have time to cook food, let alone grow it, so Delia Smith's new book on lazy cuisine is a guaranteed hit.

Let's hear it for Delia Smith, a woman who, for the first time ever, has made me contemplate buying a cookery book.

Her idea to conjure up a bagful of tasty recipes using convenience foods is a brainwave that leaves me in dumbstruck awe - while chuckling as I picture Jamie, Gordon and Hugh Fearnley- Whittingstall fighting it out over food ethics by bashing each other over the head with battery chickens.

Good old Delia, a humble kitchen maestro without Nigella's suggestive pout or Jamie's trendy youth-speak, has stayed in the shadows for years while a multitude of ...

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