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Relish: My Life on a Plate by Prue Leith (view source)
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|date=February 2012
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What impressed me most though was she was still a mother to her children. When she became Veuve Clicquot Businesswoman of the Year in 1991 her son Daniel disputed whether this could be correct as she was always at home for him and his sister. Few working mothers will disagree that this was the greatest accolade she could have been given.
Do read [[The Gardener by Prue Leith|The Gardener]] - it's a thoroughly enjoyable book. For more lives of cooks we can recoomend [[Spilling the Beans by Clarissa Dickson Wright]] and [[Stirred But Not Shaken: The Autobiography by Keith Floyd]].
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