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Nigella Lawson is back on our telly with Nigella's Cook, Eat, Repeat, a six-part series on BBC2 every Monday and, while she's whipped up some absolutely delicious meals since episode one (seriously, we never thought frozen fish fingers could be so sophisticated), we were also enamoured with the kitchenware.
In fact, Twitter went mad for that leopard-print paring knife (which is, unfortunately, discontinued – sob), so we thought we'd scout out the rest of Nigella's cookware, too. Now we can all deck out our own kitchens in the always glam, always tasteful style she prefers. Here are our top picks from the show.
So, unfortunately, the beautiful deep pink (the shade is officially called Raspberry Ice) mixer Nigella used to whizz up her chocolate pudding is out of stock everywhere. This more muted rose option is the closest second we could find – and really, it's still very lovely.
The internet went mad for the leopard-print knife Nigella was using on the show but, unfortunately, the brand has discontinued it. We've scouted out these other prints instead, but who knows, maybe Kuhn Rikon will bring it back now it's been so hyped!
We did, however, find the super-glam hammered steel mixing bowl Nigella had attached to her KitchenAid. Imagine how much more luxe your mixer will look on your worktop with this fitted!
Nigella used this classic Le Creuset casserole to slow cook the lamb shanks for that delicious-looking lamb noodle dish.
She also used a smaller, pale pink casserole to boil up the cabbage to use for the broth.
These Mason Cash mixing bowls were Nigella's pick – and we've spotted them in the GBBO tent as well.
For measuring out flour and dried ingredients, Nigella used a set of luxe-looking copper cup measures.
Obviously, she had the matching spoon measures, as well.
While the pudding was cooling, it was kept on this pretty rack – which is stylish enough to use to display your showstoppers, too.
For frying onions for that very grown-up fish finger dish, Nigella used an olive oil drizzler. This set comes in a caddy to keep everything neat and tidy.
For a perfectly organised pantry, you'll need to decant everything into pretty jars. Nigella used these tilted ones to keep her flour in – and we love them.
Along with the Mason Cash numbers, we also spotted Nigella using some glass mixing bowls with a decorative beaded rim. Because, really, why use plain ones when you could go more fancy?
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