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Angela Hartnett

April 2024

  • A British tasting menu experience for dinner, and shorter set menu for lunch.

    ‘Five courses in 55 minutes’: rise of the speedy Michelin-star menu

    High-end restaurants in the UK are battling for business as eating – and spending – habits change

February 2024

  • Angela Hartnett Life on a Plate Hair and makeup: Juliana Sergot using Lancôme and Tigi Observer Food Monthly OFM February 2024

    Life on a plate
    Angela Hartnett: ‘One of life’s great things is a crisps sandwich: white bread, butter, crisps’

    The acclaimed chef on some simple pleasures – kitchen discos, Come Dine With Me, campari and soda – and long, long lunches with friends

December 2023

  • Composite for To Don't list feature 30 Dec 2023.

    Don't bother: an anti-resolutions special
    Don’t flake, don’t dump friends and don’t hold grudges: experts on what not to do in 2024

    Guardian writers including Marina Hyde, John Crace (and a few other successful types) reveal what they won’t be doing in the coming year

September 2023

  • Two eggs frying in a pan.

    Cracking! 17 deeply comforting fried egg recipes - from breakfast to a spaghetti surprise

    One of the most simple, delicious, versatile ingredients of all, here fried egg takes pride of place in everything from nasi goreng to a gorgeous Thai salad

April 2023

  • Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett

    The week in audio: The Full English; Dish; Stress Test; The Failing Writers’ Podcast – reviews

  • Angela Hartnett photographed at home for Observer Food Monthly Hair and makeup: Juliana Sergot using Bobbi Brown and TIGI Styling: Hope Lawrie Khaki blouse, £29.50 Marks & Spencer

    This much I know
    Angela Hartnett: ‘Gordon Ramsay shouting became like water off a duck’s back’

December 2022

  • ‘She was very pretty and cheeky; we were always laughing’ … Neil Borthwick and Angela Hartnett.

    Celebrity how we met
    How Neil Borthwick met Angela Hartnett: ‘We were in this tiny lift. All you could do was end up snogging’

    Hartnett, 54, and Borthwick, 41, met when they were chefs together at the Connaught hotel and were firm friends for a decade before their relationship became more serious. They now live together in London

October 2022

  • Celebrity Chefs Join Forces At 'Five For Ukraine" In Aid Of DEC's Ukraine Appeal<br>LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 07: Angela Hartnett attends 'Five For Ukraine,' a special fundraising event featuring six celebrity chefs serving five-course meals in aid of DEC's Ukraine Appeal, at Barboun Shoreditch on March 7, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images)

    On my radar
    On my radar: Angela Hartnett’s cultural highlights

    The chef on Stanley Tucci in a new BBC murder drama, the charms of San Francisco and meeting her ​musical ​hero

August 2022

  • Angela Hartnett

    The Q&A
    Chef Angela Hartnett: ‘My guiltiest pleasure? Plain salted crisps’

    The Michelin-starred chef on being grumpy, passing out in the toilet, and doing the washing up at the Ford factory in Dagenham

April 2022

  • Author Don Winslow on Matunuck Beach, South Kingston, RI.

    The best original photographs from the Observer
    Original Observer Photography

    The best original photographs from the Observer
  • Breadsong: How Baking Changed Our Lives - by Al and Kitty Tait. Breadsong tells the story of Kitty Tait who was a chatty, bouncy and full-of-life 14 year old until she was overwhelmed by depression and anxiety. The father and daughter run Orange Bakery in Watlington, Oxfordshire, specialising in sourdough bread and freshly made pastries. Watlington, Oxfordshire. UK 23/02/2022 © COPYRIGHT PHOTO BY MURDO MACLEOD All Rights Reserved Tel + 44 131 669 9659 Mobile +44 7831 504 531 Email: m@murdophoto.com STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY See details at http://www.murdophoto.com/T%26Cs.html No syndication, no redistribution. sgealbadh, A22NQS

    Welcome to April’s Observer Food Monthly

    This month, we have a heartwarming family baking tale and your chance to vote in this year’s OFM awards
  • Asparagus Quiche Angela Hartnett The Weekend Cook: Good Food for Real Life

    All back to mine: Angela Hartnett’s recipes for easy entertaining

    Asparagus quiche, crab salad and floating islands – the Michelin-starred chef shares exclusive recipes from her new cookbook for fuss-free cooking for friends

January 2021

  • Dishoom Bacon Naan Roll Kit

    Out of the box: a guide to the best UK restaurant meal kits

    Restaurants may be closed as Valentine’s Day looms but you can still taste dishes from top chefs

December 2019

  • The best thing I ate all year illustrations 2019

    'Utterly delicious': top chefs on the best thing they ate in 2019

    Cooks and writers on their 2019 culinary highlights

July 2019

  • Boris Johnson: hands up if you’re probably going to become prime minister?

    TV tonight
    TV tonight: a study of Boris Johnson using his newspaper columns

    The writings of the man who would be prime minister are put under the microscope. Plus: Angela Harnett’s favourite restuarant. Here’s what to watch this evening

February 2019

  • High-profile people have different ways of coping with stress composite

    Stress and anxiety: a user's guide
    From the surgeon to the Spice Girl: how people in high-pressure jobs cope with stress

    From Mishal Husain to Mel C and Henry Marsh, twelve high-powered people reveal how they manage

September 2018

  • Marcella Hazan<br>This image taken on May 29, 2012, shows chef Marcella Hazan posing in the kitchen of her Longboat Key, Fla., home. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara)

    The cook's cook
    Want to cook great Italian food? Turn to Marcella Hazan

    Why the great food writer’s books must be in the kitchen of anyone hoping to create one of the country’s classics

April 2018

  • Will Self, Writer Objects of Desire Observer Magazine

    Objects of desire: the design delights of my favourite things

    An old typewriter, a wooden chair, a worn cuddly toy… The things we surround ourselves with loom large in our lives. Here, eight people reveal why they love the design of their prized possession

January 2018

  • Ian Jack

    Yes, we love ready meals – but Britain is still a foodie nation

    Ian Jack
  • Angela Hartnett speaks at the Observer Food Awards 2017, held at the Freemasons Hall in central London, 12 October 2017

    The UK is not a 'foodie nation', says chef Angela Hartnett

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