Nadiya's Everyday Baking: From weeknight meals to celebration bakes, let your oven do the work for you (Hardback) - Nadiya Hussain

Learn how to let your oven do the work for you with Nadiya's must-have new baking book, filled with over 95 mouth-watering recipes

FEATURING DELICIOUS RECIPES FROM NADIYA'S NEW BBC2 SHOW

'Mouth-watering and easy to make recipes' SUN
'Delicious bakes' THE TIMES
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Who says you can't bake every day?

Inside this book Nadiya shows you how to let your oven take the strain to create simple bakes, bursting with flavour, every day of the week.

From beautiful celebration bakes to effortless weeknight dinners, easy sweet and savoury tray bakes to quick-fix lunches and snacks, Nadiya's Everyday Baking is filled with simple and mouth-watering bakes such as:

* Meringue cake
* White chocolate and raspberry puff bar
* Cheats almond croissant rolls
* No-knead bread
* Coconut fish noodles
* Dump-it-all-in Mexican dinner
* Aubergine brioche burgers

Above all, Nadiya's incredible, stress-free recipes will show you that anyone can reap the benefits of baking, all you need is an oven.
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'More delicious recipes from the Bake Off queen. Nadiya is setting out to prove that you can bake every day without effort . . . There is something here for everyone' RADIO TIMES

About the Author

Since winning 2015's Great British Bake Off in a finale watched by over 13 million viewers, Nadiya Hussain has become a national treasure. She has presented four of her own BBC2 cookery series to great acclaim, with episodes reaching on average 1.9 million viewers each week. A fifth series broadcasts in 2021 and a sixth is in the works. Her series have also been shown internationally on Netflix and her cookbooks have published into the USA, Germany and the Netherlands, with more territories anticipated.

Nadiya's other projects have included a series of childrens books and a memoir, a reporting role for The One Show, a range of cookware and partnerships with major brands. Nadiya writes a regular column for The Times and has become recognised as a commentator on mental health and anxiety.

Born in Luton to British Bangladeshi parents, Nadiya now lives in Milton Keynes with her husband, Abdal, and their three teenage children. She was recently awarded an MBE for services to broadcasting and the culinary arts.