Nigella Lawson takes centre stage in a fresh trailer for the new season of Seven’s My Kitchen Rules
A fresh trailer for the upcoming season of Channel Seven’s My Kitchen Rules gives fans a taste of what they can expect from the revamped cooking show.
Starring British celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, the preview promises a new season filled with classy, wholesome fun and treasured family recipes.
The trailer shows the glamorous 62-year-old food writer in the back of a limousine, cruising through city streets and declaring her love for home cooking.
A fresh trailer for the new season of Seven’s My Kitchen Rules gives fans a taste of what they can expect from the revamped cooking show. (Picture: Manu Feildel and Nigella Lawson)
‘When you think about the food you love, it’s nearly always home cooking,’ Nigella says.
‘I’m a home cook and it’s the food that I want to eat. I’ve come 17,000 kilometres to find Australia’s best home cooks!’
Passing homes, Nigella declares: ‘They could be behind that door, or that one.
‘Some one could be cooking it right now – the best recipe I’ve ever tasted, a hidden family treasure, only they know.’
Starring British celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, the preview promises a new season filled with classy, wholesome fun and treasured family recipes
An excited Nigella then gets out the limousine and is met by co-host Manu Feildel.
Fans are then treated to a beachside park setting as the pair walk arm-in-arm greeting different teams from Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria and NSW as they cook up a storm.
The trailer ends with Nigella tasting a dish as the contestants wait in silence.
The trailer shows the glamorous 62-year-old food writer in the back of a limousine, cruising through city streets and declaring her love for home cooking
An excited Nigella then gets out the limousine and is met by co-host Manu Feildel
‘Food is meant to be shared,’ she says before the teams join in.
The new trailer arrives after the bestselling cookbook author was spotted filming scenes for MKR at the Sydney Opera House.
Nigella has replaced disgraced chef Pete Evans as co-host of the popular show alongside returning judge Manu Feildel.
The new trailer arrives after the bestselling cookbook author was spotted filming scenes for MKR at the Sydney Opera House
‘Going to restaurants can be a treat, but for me, the true story of food is told through the cooking we do at home,’ she said in a statement.
‘So, to have the chance to champion home cooks and be given the intimate privilege of being invited into people’s homes to eat their food fills me with gratitude and excitement in equal measure!
‘I’m so looking forward to working with Manu, too. Although he’s a chef and I’m a home cook, the fact is we both just want to eat good food.’
Nigella has replaced disgraced chef Pete Evans as co-host of the popular show alongside returning judge Manu Feildel
She added: ‘I feel I’ve got a lot to learn from him, but just know we’ll have a lot of fun in the process. I can’t wait!’
Award-winning food journalist and TV personality Matt Preston will join MKR this season.
And celebrity chefs Colin Fassnidge and Curtis Stone will return as guest judges.
‘Going to restaurants can be a treat, but for me, the true story of food is told through the cooking we do at home,’ Nigella said in a statement
Award-winning food journalist and TV personality Matt Preston will join MKR this season, and celebrity chefs Colin Fassnidge and Curtis Stone will return as guest judges