Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding dig into our tasty one-tin butter chicken & chickpea curry
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on dish with Alison Hammond and Noel Fieldon.
You know how mine and relationship with me and Dermot's like brother sister?
Yeah.
Me and you, it's not. Oh wow. It's more like a friendship come with benefits. Yeah.
I actually made a loaf with Paul once. Okay, and bacon. It was quite essential.
Okay, I'm sure too. Your hands touching the dough. Well I was
so needing it and he was so behind me showing me. Bit like ghosts. Yeah, but I said, Isn't it is it imperative that we both wear swimming
trolls?
Dish from Waitrose is a cold glass production. This podcast may contain some strong language and adult themes. Hello, welcome to Dish from Waitros. I'm Nick Grimshaw. And
I'm Angela Hartnett. Hello, welcome. Welcome, how are you? I'm good, how are you, Ang? Very well, thank you. Yeah? Yeah. How's life? All good, all good. Can't complain. Are you feeling autumnal? No, I've got a pair of shorts on. I thought so, yeah. No. Because neither am I. It's so hot. It's not. It's looking autumnal though. Well, it says here that
today is like the astronomical. Start of autumn, the twenty third of September. Right,
okay.
That's the day. I don't know what that m the astronomical one. What does that mean? Who knows? Who knows? And today we have a great duo coming to see us. Yes. Alison Hammond and no fielding. Alison, of course, we've met before. She's been on before. She's been on before. We did a Christmas episode in twenty twenty two at my house. Yeah, with Dermot, so Leary. But yeah that was fun Christmas episode. Yeah, that was good. You want
to do that again? If you want to, it you want to. Was
it annoying?
I think it's annoying for the dogs because I've been setting the alarms off.
Oh yeah. Annoying for them. And annoying for the neighbours.
And probably annoying for you guys afterwards, clearing all the things. No, I think it was fun at the sort. No, I think it was fun at the sort of 'cause
everyone stayed for a bit. Well nice, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well we're cool. Your house. Well we'll decide. We've got time. It's only the astronomical start of autumn. We'll speak at the astronomical start of winter. Whenever that is.
No doubt you've met him lots of over the years. But yeah, no. Well all of us.
Yeah,
it'd be quite a serious one today in Norfield and in Amanda Holden. No member. That's something I would say. Very ang Amanda, hold on. Not even the first name, right? No, the first name. Alison Hammond. Alison Hammond, yes. Okay. So of course they're on to talk about Baker. Yep. Um, which this year has a brand new judge. Nigella, no less.
How do you think Nigella will be on Baker? I think she'd be brilliant. I think she'd be brilliant. I think she'd be really good. I think she's very excited about it. And knowing Nigella, I I remember once years ago, she said to me she only ever does stuff she really wants to do. And she hasn't been on TV for a while. You know, she hasn't done any programs. So I think she's been waiting for the right thing. And this is the right thing. This is the right thing. I met her daughter recently. Okay, yeah.
And her daughter was saying we've gotta have Nigella on dish. Oh yeah. I said, I know. She said, get her on it. Well, as you said, she only does things she wants to do.
Yeah, so she obviously doesn't want to do it.
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