Nigella Lawson is the reason I started paying attention to my cooking and to actually start to enjoy it. I remember being totally enthralled when her show first aired here in the states. This is still one of my all time favorite desserts. Both to eat and to make.
This trifle took me 2 hours to make when I made it for the 1st time for Christmas dinner 2 years ago. It tasted fresh and delicious but it does take a long time especially the 1st time around as everything is made from scratch.
This is a great way to cook and one of the best ways to be shown. Please watch carefully as you will be show the meecrowarvey at the end ladies and gentlemen.
I will always love Nigella lawson and her cooking . I just love everything about Nigella lawson.She is awesome and beautiful . Great chef . Merry Christmas Nigella and happy holidays Kind Regards Cheers HISHAM ELFIKI
When I was a child in New Zealand 🇳🇿 I remember a recipe that was : Graham Crumbs on the bottom, Raisins, Chocolate , white Icing . Never seen it since ( 1965 )
That reminds me of crushed salted pretzels mixed with butter, and pressed into a glass casserole dish, then making raspberry gelatin, you put fresh or frozen thawed raspberries and pout that on the crust, next the creamcheese and whipped cream topping that is blended together, refriderate for a few hours, and it's so yummy for a special occasion.
Trifle is meant to be spooned into desert bowls. It’s never something which is presented neatly, like one would cut a cake or a flan. Check out ‘Eton Mess’, another quintessential British desert. Some deserts are just ladled into a bowl and enjoyed - I’m surprised by your comment. I’m assuming you’re not from the UK, but seriously… would you “cut and serve” ice cream? If neat presentation is your concern, you can make individual portions in glass ramekins.
@@ah7910 Not from the UK, thus the question! No need to be condescending, seriously! I am sure there are plenty of foods around the world you have no clue how to serve! P.S. Ice cream cake is cut and served!
I’d have to add Sherry and brandy in a trifle,even in Christmas cake Sherry and brandy goes in,might try port this yr though never drank or tried port before
The whole point of raining day cooking is take all the time you need in the kitchen, to get a pack of store brought sponge cake. And don’t forget the sponge cake is the best thing in this recipe.
Nigella, how to serve it out and what to plate it in? Would've loved a demonstration of that as well as a taste test of your own creation, being the culinary goddess that you are, love 😊
For quite a few years I'v been searching for a way to find where I can purchase that two wonderful pans Nigella used on this recipe, but my search has been totally blind. There's someone who might tell me what's their brand and where to find? I would appreciate utmost
@@hhoi8225 atleast that what was we hd been taught at our culinary school n industry.. our hand may looks clean physically, but the truth is our hand hold lot of bacterias compare to other part of our body.. i dont mind if making for ur own.. but atleast glove on for other viewers
Nigella Lawson is the reason I started paying attention to my cooking and to actually start to enjoy it. I remember being totally enthralled when her show first aired here in the states. This is still one of my all time favorite desserts. Both to eat and to make.
I've been making this trifle since I first saw you make it all those years ago. It's one of my favorite desserts. Always a crowd pleaser!
Always a pleasure... And the vodka won't interfere too much with the raspberry flavour as well as the colour. Smart!!! As always.
Gave this a try the other day and the entire family loved it!!
Always amazing …always Nigella!..I have her cookbooks but it’s better to watch her cook.
Finally a trifle I can get aboard with. Usually they are so muddied that you can't distinguish the layers.
Love a raspberry trifle but I use Aberlour whisky in mine, complements the raspberries very nicely.
Sherry ❤
This trifle took me 2 hours to make when I made it for the 1st time for Christmas dinner 2 years ago. It tasted fresh and delicious but it does take a long time especially the 1st time around as everything is made from scratch.
Just love her style
I adore you Nigella!!
This is a great way to cook and one of the best ways to be shown. Please watch carefully as you will be show the meecrowarvey at the end ladies and gentlemen.
Looks perfect.. Superb..will definitely make this today 👍😍
I will always love Nigella lawson and her cooking .
I just love everything about Nigella lawson.She is awesome and beautiful . Great chef .
Merry Christmas Nigella and happy holidays
Kind Regards
Cheers
HISHAM ELFIKI
I love watching her cook and too admire her beauty what a gorgeous chef/wife any man would love too be with 😍
3:21 Aaargh. Haha. XD Dunno why I just didn't expect that, made me laugh though. Haha.
When I was a child in New Zealand 🇳🇿 I remember a recipe that was : Graham Crumbs on the bottom, Raisins, Chocolate , white Icing . Never seen it since ( 1965 )
That reminds me of crushed salted pretzels mixed with butter, and pressed into a glass casserole dish, then making raspberry gelatin, you put fresh or frozen thawed raspberries and pout that on the crust, next the creamcheese and whipped cream topping that is blended together, refriderate for a few hours, and it's so yummy for a special occasion.
Thank god for that
This is the 70th trifle video I've watched! Can someone, PLEASE, show me how to cut and serve it?
Trifle is meant to be spooned into desert bowls. It’s never something which is presented neatly, like one would cut a cake or a flan. Check out ‘Eton Mess’, another quintessential British desert. Some deserts are just ladled into a bowl and enjoyed - I’m surprised by your comment. I’m assuming you’re not from the UK, but seriously… would you “cut and serve” ice cream? If neat presentation is your concern, you can make individual portions in glass ramekins.
@@ah7910 Not from the UK, thus the question! No need to be condescending, seriously! I am sure there are plenty of foods around the world you have no clue how to serve! P.S. Ice cream cake is cut and served!
@@JR-lw3ms Don’t be sour grapes you were offered very sound advice. :) Ice cream cake is slightly different from regular ice cream.
@@manmaje3596 Bless your heart, dear!
"Spoon it out "is the usual way
Love all your cooking. Such a treat. Thank-you so much. Hugs
I love how she take all that cake pot at the end. I thought she would slice it and put it in a plate. lol
I love your desserts. Not only cooks nice. Ur stunningly geogeous.my little girl look like you. mini nigela. She love baking with me.
I’d have to add Sherry and brandy in a trifle,even in Christmas cake Sherry and brandy goes in,might try port this yr though never drank or tried port before
A slightly different approach,but really nice!..And her custard looked as smooth as silk!
The whole point of raining day cooking is take all the time you need in the kitchen, to get a pack of store brought sponge cake. And don’t forget the sponge cake is the best thing in this recipe.
Oh my god I want an entire one by myself.
Very nice trifle i like that
Nigella is one of those lazy cooks who cooks good food
Nigella, how to serve it out and what to plate it in? Would've loved a demonstration of that as well as a taste test of your own creation, being the culinary goddess that you are, love 😊
There's the lady who says to add 2 shots of vodka and pours the whole bottle and then there's Nigella who says to add 3 spoons and add 3 drops
Merry Christmas, sweetie ! Always a pleasure watching you . And yer cookin ... :P
Nice nice💟💟💟
Queen!
I love you vids but would also love to see you tuck into the end result :)
Definitely worth trying... :-)
Hi Nigella ❤
Decadent damn yummy🥂
Looks really good, but how you gonna service that?
It's for one person...
Lol 😂
Oh my god I only just realised Nigella has a RUclips
Nigella IS an English dessert.
❤
Mmmm 😋👌🏼😍💕
What do you mean by sponges? In the American version
Walnuts as a topping completes the dish
Stupenda
You have lost so much weight.😃👍..watching u after a long time
4:04 It's a raspberry seed on her face haha
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For quite a few years I'v been searching for a way to find where I can purchase that two wonderful pans Nigella used on this recipe, but my search has been totally blind. There's someone who might tell me what's their brand and where to find? I would appreciate utmost
You may check this link www.nigella.com/ask/nigellissima-saucepans-and-pasta-insert
I was expecting a raspberry layer somewhere, too.
I'm sorry today because I was late writing a comment for you and I was not the first 😞
Can you omit the alcohol?
Heather Baines yes
Instead of poncing around with fresh rasberries & sugar syrup,USE A TIN OF RASBERRIES,jJust as good & a lot easier
A microwave
The unfocused scenes are most amoying.
...hurts the eyes
Yayyy!!!..FIRST!!!😘😍
Nigella Plz strain the raspberry’s! Too many seeds!
Can kids eat that trifle?
Give them a spoon !! They will....
Agak jorok cara melumurinya
Put on a hair net ffs
Wow! Exactly as nan never made it! 😐 You're British, right? What was that?!?!
Nigella's putting her lawn clippings and sugar to use...
U have everything in ur kitchen but still u using both ur hand on soaked trifle bread.. hygiene plss
Why would it be unhygienic to use both hands? If one hand is clean, it's likely the other is too (and vice versa).
@@hhoi8225 atleast that what was we hd been taught at our culinary school n industry.. our hand may looks clean physically, but the truth is our hand hold lot of bacterias compare to other part of our body.. i dont mind if making for ur own.. but atleast glove on for other viewers
A quick trifle 🙄 she having a laugh
dynamic out of focus filming is your ticket to puke land
I don't get there hype over this cook?
I'm soz not soz Nigella but your moans and groans sound more like the bathroom than the bedroom - let alone the kitchen!
Less hands all over the food would be good. .. Such a sloppy cook...maybe that's the sign of a good cook? 😳