Mary Berry Is "Proud" To Be A Woman, According To The Television Chef.
Written byTimes Magazine
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- TV chef Mary Berry said she was "proud and respected" to be the female captain for the cooking, typing, and baking services.
- Lady Mary was honored by the Prince of Wales on Wednesday at an investment ceremony at Windsor Castle.
In addition to his 50-year career in cooking and broadcasting, the award also recognizes his charitable work. He said he would celebrate by "going home for sandwiches and the kids coming tonight." The 86-year-old former Bake Off referee recently underwent surgery after breaking his thigh following a fall this summer.
She was able to attend the event with her husband, Paul Hunings, a retired antique dealer. Lady Mary previously grilled with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for the TV show A Berry Royal Christmas and praised the latter as "an amazing and enthusiastic cook."
After her last royal engagement, she said, "I am very proud and respected.
I wish my parents here they were looking down, and my kids were so excited. That I love so much because all has to cook every day. It doesn't matter if you're a student or whatever; you have to eat, so why not learn to do it well and enjoy it.
After studying cooking in France and England, Dame Mary worked for several food industry organizations and wrote recipe pages for Housewife magazine. His first cookbook, The Hamlyn All Color Cookbook, was published in 1970, and he continues to write more than 50 other books and has sold millions of copies worldwide.
She became the name of a new generation of cake lovers thanks to her role as in The Great British Bake Off, along with Paul Hollywood, Mel Hydroyk, and Sue Perkins. I enjoyed Bake Off; I was there for seven years. We are a great team made up of Paul Hollywood, Mel, and Sue – we loved every minute," he said.
She reveals that she loves her when she meets people at the supermarket who say they have learned how to make cake or lasagna with lemon for her.
Apart from cooking, Mary has been involved in charity work for many years. His youngest son William died in a car accident at the age of 19, after which he became a British child support protector. "Whether it's another sibling or husband or wife, it's a hand you have to hold on to and realize that someone else is in the same boat."
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