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Buddhist nuns from the Druk Gawa Khilwa Abbey
Nadiya’s Asian Odyssey
This is so badass
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rewatching gbbo and i love nadiya even more
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I rewatched my favorite season of the Great British Bake Off with my favorite baker
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But it’s not, they say!
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I do feel a little bit out of my depth, but I feel super brave.
- The Chronicles of Nadiya
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When you come from the culture I’ve come from and the way that we’ve been raised, it’s totally unusual for a woman to just get up and travel on her own. I’m doing something that not everybody does.
The Chronicles of Nadiya (BBC, 2016)
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“I didn’t know Prince Philip was there! So he saunters around, and I’m trying to talk, muffling all my words, and then he comes up, and the Queen then introduced me to Prince Philip…” — Nadiya on baking a cake for the Queen’s 90th birthday
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- Nadiya Hussain, a British Muslim woman, made a name for herself by winning the Great British Bake Off’s sixth series in 2015.
- Two years later, Hussain will have her own show. Nadiya’s British Food Adventure will be an eight-part series featured on BBC Two.
- “Our country’s regional cuisine is much more than tried and tested traditional dishes — there are quirky and clever food producers out there who are reinventing British food in unique and exciting ways,” Hussain told BBC. Read more (2/23/17 10:52 AM)
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