Matilda and The Ramsay Bunch: Tilly’s Kitchen Takeover

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Featuring both viral and brand-new recipes from many of the community's most beloved TikTok food creators, find tried-and-tested #simplerecipes for the hottest dishes, from THE FLUFFIEST #cloudbread to THE MOST DELICIOUS #fetapasta recipe to THE BEST #bakedoats. We’re thrilled that Tilly is inspiring kids to eat a wider variety of foods and try their hand in the kitchen. Want to encourage them further? Book your children into one of our hands-on culinary experiences. Makes 12- 14. These home-made cereal bars are really great for breakfast when you’re rushing to get out of the door in a hurry. Because they are made with natural sweeteners, they are much better for you than shop-bought ones. The little ones are sure to love Tilly’s Slam Dunk Meatballs, which we serve with pasta. And who can resist warm chocolate brownies for dessert? Join us at Plane Food in Heathrow T5 and you’ll find Tilly’s American pancakes with blueberries and bacon for breakfast too. Grace is a digital writer with WhatToWatch.com, where she writes series guides for must-watch shows and the latest TV news. She graduated from Anglia Ruskin University in 2020 with a degree in Writing and Film Studies, which only made her love for creative writing, film and TV grow stronger.

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Makes 24. Tilly says: 'How cool are these edible medals?! I made them for the first ever Ramsay Games. We’re very competitive in our family so we don’t need much of an excuse to set each other challenges but when it comes to baking, I’m the winner!'Makes 12 large or 20 small rolls. 40 minutes prep and cooking time, plus chilling. Homemade sausage rolls are a must-have party food and our easy recipe has a Marmite glaze for an added savoury twist. Or you could while away Sunday brunchtime in the West End and treat the kids to an ice cream fun fest, exploring all the flavours and toppings in Heddon Street Kitchen’s glorious ice cream bar. So we’ve added some of our favourite dishes from Tilly’s new cookbook Tilly’s Kitchen Takeover (Hodder & Stoughton) to the scrumptious kids’ menus at nine different Gordon Ramsay restaurants in London. If chocolate ice cream and Oreos sound like your idea of heaven, then you'll love this incredibly tasty sharing dessert recipe. It's so easy to make, but sharing it might be difficult!

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Tilly’s attempt at catching her family’s attention seemed to work out well, as she’s since been able to transform it into a successful cooking career. At 14 years old, she starred in her own cooking show on BBC children’s channel CBBC called Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch. The three-series show featured Tilly cooking for her family during their summer holidays in London and Los Angeles between 2015 and 2018.

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This summer, we've taken the Eton Mess to a whole new level. Get creative in the kitchen with our Eton Mess sharing dessert recipe - full of smashed meringue, strawberry and raspberry sorbet, and a good dollop of cream. Her cooking skills have also been on This Morning in a regular cooking segment ‘Big Chef Little Chef’ with her father and has guest appeared on MasterChef Junior and Hell’s Kitchen from 2010-2015. This cookbook is full of some of TikTok’s biggest trends, displaying innovative cooking and fun dishes to make at home.”—Gordon and Tilly Ramsay, from the foreword Tilly was born in London, but resides in both the US and the UK for her father’s filming. How tall is Tilly Ramsay?

Matilda and The Ramsay Bunch: Tilly’s Kitchen Takeover

Despite being the daughter of one of the toughest chefs in the world, Tilly considers herself to be a “daddy’s girl”. She told The Irish Sun that her father is “hard on the outside but soft on the inside”, and even considers her mum to be the stricter parent. Discover the exciting new recipes predicted to be THE next viral trends - find them here first! Read more DetailsWhile other cooks start their career out of love for food, Tilly’s foray into cooking started for a different reason: to catch her family’s attention. In an interview with Waitrose Weekend, Tilly admitted that while her siblings had to shout or make noise to get attention, she preferred to cook instead.