Our favorite stars—just like us!—are fumbling around in the kitchen.
. Amid a sea of professional chefs extolling the virtues of dried beans, and food websites soothing me with endless slideshows of glazed meats, the at-home celebrity cooking video has quickly become the most entertaining form of quarantine food media I’ve seen.
As she cooks, we see the stacks of Annie’s Mac and Cheese behind her, her incredibly regular plastic cutting board, her imperfect knife skills. Her video is endearing and entertaining in the way that a child making up a dance is: it’s unscripted, unedited, intimate, and incredibly regular. Plus, it is always a treat to hear someone say the word “coriander” in a beautiful British accent.
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