Rhianna Lambert

I said, oh, can you make, you know, a nice frozen berry ginger crumble for when we get home?

That is my childhood.

So I'm part Welsh and I used to go to Cardiff

to see my grandparents on my mum's side they grew it in their garden but like they they didn't have a big house it was like a tiny little like garden but allotments rhubarb was really popular they used to grow runner beans and rhubarb it's like very old school I love it I used to love it but I need a lot of sugar on rhubarb yeah it needs a lot of sugar it's so tart it's so tart anyway we totally digress you're not missing out don't worry you're getting loads from Veg and Legumes everyone's different we don't all have to love everything no one's perfect nothing's perfect life isn't perfect

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So let's do it.

So it's a very jam-packed episode again.

But Ella, first, I need your recommendations.

I can actually see the first one and I'm so with you.

But they're not relatable in the way the Furies are.

Their belief in traditional values.

What I have huge respect and admiration for is that they have a background, a travel, a history.