Kate Winslet

Yeah.

Not good.

Well, that's exactly what she's eating, glue.

I mean, there was sometimes, I mean, anyway, let's not go into it, but that was a pretty weird time.

Well, I think it just also, I mean, for me, you know, as I go through life, food becomes increasingly more important, whether it's just simply because you're hungry and you have to remember to sit down and eat something, but food.

aside from anything else it can be it's it's comfort complete comfort and sometimes it can also be getting to know someone or connecting and and and you know when I'm really really busy I love nothing more than going okay right on this Saturday or that Sunday what are we going to eat and there'll be a conversation about the food that we're going to plan and who's going to cook which bit of it and who's going to come for lunch and you know it just there's something you know endlessly grounding for me about sitting down with a good meal

Well, look, I know this is a Christmas episode and I know that we're talking about Christmas food anyway at some point today, but I have to be honest, my dream main course really would be Christmas dinner.

I do love Christmas, my favorite meal of the year.

I love it.

My mum used to make the best roast potatoes.

To this day, I sometimes reach for the phone to go and ring her and say, mum, remind me how long do you do the fat for before you take the potatoes into the pan?

And it's the great sadness to me is that I can't call my mum and say, how did you cook this?

How did you do that?

How long for?

What temperature?

Blah, blah.

So I do love a really amazing Christmas dinner.

Red cabbage.

And every year I make it to my mum's recipe and every year I cry because of the smell.

And actually my older two children know that it's going to happen.