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| − | Delia Smith (born [[Woking]], 1941) is a popular British television cook and author. She became a cookery writer for newspapers and magazines in 1961, and hosted her first television series in 1973. Her first cookery book, published in 1971, was called ''How to Cheat at Cooking''; a revised edition is shortly to be issued. | + | '''Delia Smith''' (born [[Woking]], 1941) is a popular British television cook and author. She became a cookery writer for newspapers and magazines in 1961, and hosted her first television series in 1973. Her first cookery book, published in 1971, was called ''How to Cheat at Cooking''; a revised edition is shortly to be issued. |
Delia Smith is a covert to [[Roman Catholicism]], and, with her husband Michael Wynne-Jones, is majority shareholder of [[Norwich]] City Football Club. | Delia Smith is a covert to [[Roman Catholicism]], and, with her husband Michael Wynne-Jones, is majority shareholder of [[Norwich]] City Football Club. | ||
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Revision as of 02:16, March 22, 2008
Delia Smith (born Woking, 1941) is a popular British television cook and author. She became a cookery writer for newspapers and magazines in 1961, and hosted her first television series in 1973. Her first cookery book, published in 1971, was called How to Cheat at Cooking; a revised edition is shortly to be issued.
Delia Smith is a covert to Roman Catholicism, and, with her husband Michael Wynne-Jones, is majority shareholder of Norwich City Football Club.