Cook and Nourish
MasterChef finalist, Claire Syrenne invites you into her kitchen where the cook matters more than what's for dinner. This is a place where home cooks are celebrated for being flippin' amazing and getting people fed no matter what else life throws at them. Each week Claire shares ways to make your cooking life easier, simple recipes for real meals and kitchen stories to make you smile. If you're feeding people then pull up a chair and feel the love.
Cook and Nourish
Latest Episodes
Heatwave Kitchen Survival Without The Hob
As the UK weather turns our kitchens into saunas I'm sharing every genuinely useful tactic we rely on to get dinner sorted in extreme heat, without melting into the floor or adding another layer of stress to an already long day.I talk a...
Repeat Meals Are Your Superpower
Cooking the same dinners again and again can feel like you’ve “run out of ideas” but what if it’s actually your superpower? We’re celebrating repeat meals as a strategic tool: the spag bol, the sausage and mash, the curry you can make half-asle...
Don't Just Reheat - Reinvent with Planned-Overs
Leftovers are a lifeline for home cooks because it's one less meal you have to make. But you don't necessarily always want to eat the same thing - this is when reinventing a dish into something new is amazing! We’re leaning hard into “planned o...
Cooking for One with Confidence
Cooking for one can be freeing, frustrating, peaceful, and lonely, sometimes all in the same week. I want to change the story we tell ourselves about solo meals, because living alone does not mean you deserve less effort, less flavour, or less ...
Cooking Confidence Can Start In The Freezer
Your dinner plans can be perfect and still collapse by Wednesday. The real problem isn’t that you “can’t cook” it’s that fresh food goes off when life gets busy, and the waste hits both your budget and your motivation. I’m sharing the simplest ...
Fan Mail
hi Claire Another fabulous session on your podcast All my years as a psychologist only led me to see cooking as a source of helping anxiety not necessarily adding to it You should be a food therapist I really love what you say about improving mental health in the kitchen Kudos again to you x Beri
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