Recipe of the Week

The Perfect Omelette for Breakfast

Jamie Oliver, the popular British TV chef will show you how to make it))

Recipe of the Week

Good Meal after a Tiresome Day!

If you are worn out after numerous tests, tons of homework or one more student contest ('olimpiada') you have to take part in, a CARAMEL CROISSANT PUDDING  is exactly what you need! The recipe is presented by Nigela Lawson, a renowned British broadcaster.

Hope you'll enjoy it )))

Recipe of the Week

A Perfect Breakfast for Hungry Students )))


Please, welcome Delia Smith, a famous British cook and TV presenter. In her programmes she taught Britons basic cookery skills. She was awarded the Order of the  British Empire in recognition of her contribution to the British culture and cooking traditions. She also gave her name to the economic effect known as 'Delia Effect' - after her TV programmes British retailers rose prices for the products she used in her latest programme. 

Now it's the right time to enjoy one of Delia's most renowned dishes - ALPINE  EGGS! 

Recipe of the Week

Do you know how to cook a  perfect steak ?


Jamie Oliver will show you! He is a chef, restaurateur and TV star. His show The Naked Chef is popular with millions of Britons and his books on healthy eating have become bestselleers! Mr. Oliver has been invited several times to prepare dinner for the British Prime Minister and his international guests. And today this renowned chef is going to teach you how to cook a classic steak that is loved by Britons. 

Ready? Steady? Go....

Recipe of the Week

ARE  YOU    HUNGRY  ? 

Even if you aren't, we believe, you'll enjoy the recipe presented by Nigella Lawson, a famous British foodwriter, journalist and broadcaster. In 1998, Lawson brought out her first cookery book, How to Eat, which sold 300,000 copies and became a bestseller. She went on to write her second book in 2000, How to be a Domestic Goddess, winning her the British Book Award for Author of the Year. Renowned for her coquettish manner of presenting, Lawson has been called the "queen of food". She is neither a trained chef nor cook, but British audience like her relaxed approach to cooking.

         So, are you up for Nigella's Doughnut French Toast? )))