Kate Bush talks Vegetarianism - Delia Smith - BBC
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- Chef Delia Smith runs through vegetarian options to destroy the myth that meat is needed in every meal. This clip, also featuring Kate Bush, is taken from the BBC series Delia Smith's Cookery Course. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide TH-cam channel here: / bbcworldwide
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D.S." how do you cook brown rice " K.B."oh its very easy just cook with water and salt" ! classic English tv
"makes you feel a bit like a parrot" oh I just love her, she is gorgeous.
Kate and Delia were ahead of their time with this segment
🤣😂Sure why not
@@RoseMary-vs3io go vegan
this comment is 8 years old and it still is a hard agree. Like, everybody is going vegan now and you see people talking about it everywhere😆
@@lauchalz1 Yes! That opening commentary from Delia was foreshadowing for real. We are in the middle of a war and climate crisis induced global shortage of grain to feed humans. Why on earth are we continuing to breed more animals?
"Next time you hear about food insecurity caused by disruptions in global grain markets, think about this.
Cycling grain through animals, which metabolize >90% of it rather than convert to meat, is the most inefficient conceivable use of grain for ultimately creating human food."
I'm vegan for the (farmed) animals, but there are so many other reasons like the human cost too.
she is adorable, good to hear she cares so much about animals [:
Not many people give a damn about eating meat there and today but she's more like a different being, been given a message to not eat the animals and eat vegs. Theres that phrase that gods greatest creation is humans but you can say kate bush can be a great factor for that
@@Unkn0w0n melons
@@Unkn0w0n 🤪🤣
@@RoseMary-vs3io
This is such an organic segment! I don’t think Kate was/is ever about “ show business.” She is a consummate artist, who has always seen animals as sentient beings. She has always written music about the living world. Just brilliant!💖🎶🎶🌷🍃
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Both pioneering ladies in their own respective fields. And both national treasures. I used Delia's recipe's regularly and have enjoyed Kate's music for decades. That said, vegetarian food has come on leaps and bound since then!
I am a huge fan of Kate Bush and a vegetarian of 12 years ^^ I agree with everything she said, also her voice is so sweet
Right? I soo love her, haha. She's just soo... Idk... different and sweet. I don't think there's even a girl like her in the current world. It's so sad if you think of it.
Your profile pic is so strange, tho.
@@drkurt4621 Kate is the best! Why is it strange? It is Esther the wonder pig the famous pig what is so weird about a pig? lol :)
@@SHINeefan17 Haha, ok, I don't really know who Esther is, my fault, I guess. I just tought it was ironic to have a pig pic on a vegetarian video.
But no problem, I think pigs love her too, anyway.
Sweet voice
I went veggie shortly after watching this back in the day.
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@@RoseMary-vs3io go vegan
Good on you 👍
Let's have a look at this one, and this one is.. Vegetables.
hahaha yes the 80s vegetarian diet did seem pretty limited :P
I'd blame UK culture's historic allergy to seasoning food! No human gets hungry looking at a living lamb. Or gazing upon a lamb twitching, 'freshly' slaughtered (hence why the vegan ad was banned from UK TV recently after airing once, showing a dead cow's face). You are only drawn in by the cooking and seasoning parts. That doesn't really rely on an animal being involved against their will!
She's soo sweet, where are todays Kate's? you know what I mean? people with personality, talent and natural beauty, grace and modesty.
Clips of Kate are like miniature requiems to a bygone Britishness.
The perfect woman. An embodied fairy.
That was the most genuine ending without coming off as "an elite, troubled citizen" : "makes you feel like parrot! :) " I love Kate here. :D
Honestly Kates dishes look so much better than the ones the other lady was showing. And i say this as a vegetarian in the third generation. And she even makes those seeds roasted in soy sauce just like my mum always does. Ah what a wonderful human being Kate Bush is
I noticed Kate Bush's dishes she showed here were all vegan! 🌱🐾
I d eat most of it, looked nice
But soy sauce isnt good for ppl though. But what do I know, most of China eat it 🤓🤪
I love how demure, modest and softly spoken they are.
When did we become so brash and American?
Not all of us did 😅
@Pj Mack Jill Dando was still presenting the Holiday programme in the 1990s in a very soft-spoken way.
@Pj Mack No they became brash Americans in 1776
immigration
Yes Brits have lost a bit of their uniqueness. But to be fair, the whole western world is americanized, although English speaking countries are naturally more exposed.
My mate was an engineer on one of her albums. His main job was to make Kate 'bacon sandwiches without bacon in'.
So, Kate is one of us, great!
Lovely to see such a good quality copy, thanks for sharing.
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Fascinating to look back and see how far veg cooking has come, at least in the West. A lot of the 70s/80s dishes were visually unappealing and extremely bland.
I'd say that was a lot of UK 70's 80's food period was repulsed by seasoning 🤣
It looks like the 70's were all about brown everything 😄
Delia:
[Uncovers a pan of watery carrot, mushroom, tomato, onion and pepper sludge]
".....and, they're just cooked in their own juices?..." >Stares and stares at it<
"Hm-hm..." >Nods
This isn't the entire discussion between Kate and Delia...there's more where Kate talks about tinned foods, Fawlty Towers--running out of "Waldorfs"--and, in general, just being her lovely, humble, and other-worldly self.
It's been nine years since you commented but is that segment which you mentioned to be found somewhere on TH-cam or elsewhere perchance?
@@SuperTank121212 it's been two years since you commented but it was uploaded on the BBC Archive Facebook page on July 30
@@mftmss7086 Neat! Thanks a bunch
a thick onion tart...ive met a few of those..
Delia and Kate together, both the greatest in their fields.
Kate is amazing. I've only recently discovered her music and I think she's amazing! ;) LOVE HERRRRRR!!!!
Oh god I'm so in love with her! Beautiful woman and soul, genius talent and a vegetarian as well. Marry me!
Good luck with that dude, she's 62 and is still in her prime. Apparently during this lockdown, her house down at Devon England might be flooding! GO SAVE HER RICHARD!
@@Unkn0w0n I already have. She's mine now!!
@@richalderson6069 Wow, what a hero.
indeed iam huge KB fancy .. i made all these dishes long ago they are so good ,..
1:21 i love her
Her accent!
Well she is a Kent girl :-)
@@mikekaraoke Phonetically you're only off by one letter.
@@johnmcgahern3946 So your saying: What I have written was describe the sound rather than the dictionary spelling!
And where you from?
my beautiful kate, always radiant and aware of the world around her. so lovely knowing shes vegetarian (probably vegan now) and that she connects with the earth and respects it, as we should. much love to her always
I love Kate and Delia! This is awesome. But this food looks horrible. And I had to laugh at 2.59 when Delia uncovers the first dish at Kate's table and sounds surprised as she says 'oh, this is vegetables!' What was she expecting? And then asks what sort of vegetables are in here like its something exotic. But love it
Questioning Kate Bush's sense of taste, like she'd eat boring food...;-)
I don't think it looks that bad personally, plus Irish people (well all the ones in my family) tend to have horribly sensitive stomachs so plain food is better
She and Bob Ross should’ve had a show together
It's crazy how Science Fiction vegetarian food was back then: I remember when I ordered mac & cheese with a side salad they'd put crumbled bacon on the noodles. Checking with the service that I'd ordered - and expected - mac & cheese to be vegetarian in the first place, the waitress bluntly rumbled: "Bacon is no meat!". I think the meat and sugar industry went ballistic expecting their income going down the tubes. Still an issue today I think concerning the power of the food industry.
just eat the bacon, it's delicious
@@annusyapipii I know... 😂😂😂
@@annusyapipii shut up why are you so offended by people not eating meat 😂
@@BeautifulDangerous2 because it's offensive! :P meat is DELICIOUS and anyone who avoids it is an idiot
bacon probably tastes like crispy geriatric human skin, fatty and salty never like it even years ago as a meat-eater
Sa Voix est Divine 🙏❤️🙏
What a fantastic & beautiful person, interesting & talented too....I love Delia Smith😁
So beautiful, soft&well spoken and talented. A true English rose.
Great Quality
Kaaaaaaaaaaate bush sounds completely marvelous! Gah! So sweet!
This thing made my day!!
The food of angels... Love you, Kate Bush 😀
She makes me want to become a vegetarian too. I feel the exact same way she did. I will do it when I finally move out, it's hard when you live with your family but my mom tries to do food without meat sometimes. Hearing Kate say all this makes me even more inspired. I only really like chicken and salmon anyway so I don't think it will be thaaaat hard. Thank god we have more vegetarian options today because the food in this video doesn't look very appetizing...
Try just going vegan, it's not much difference. Get a d3 + b12 supplement from amazon. Next time you're at the market try a new vegetable you've never tried before that looks interesting. Try it raw, try it roasted, try it steamed. You really expand your food horizons that way. Always find the ways to make cooking easier for yourself. If you do cooking right it will be easy and effortless. Get some flax or poppy seeds (whole) and either a mortar and pestle or coffee grinder and sprinkle a bit of them ground over whatever you make for all the omega3's you could need. Eating plant-based can have all the flavor and healthfulness you want. The only limitation is your experience and imagination. A grain like rice and a bean such as lentils or chick peas or kidney beans is a good staple to make up 50-75% of your meals. Learn to soak and cook dried beans. You'll get plenty of protein if you eat this way. There's so many options for food ideas. I eat sliced avocado on toast with chopped lekk (sort of like a milder onion) and flax seeds a couple times a week. It has a similar satisfaction to egg salad to me. I could talk endlessly about this but it's a bit much in a comment. Keep learning and exploring. Find some vegan cooking channels that connect with you. Above all HAVE FUN with it! Cooking is a joy for me. And I only spend ~$150/mo eating all the fresh fruit, veg and grains I could want. There's no reason it can't be that way for you too!
Vegetarian cooking has come on leaps and bounds since this was filmed especially in the last 10 years or so, and it's now easy to eat out if you are a vegetarian, whereas it was difficult or even impossible to do so back then. There are so many good books out there and vast resources for delicious veggie recipies right here on youtube. I went veggie in 2015 and don't regret a single minute of it. :-)
@@soundseeker63 The dishes they discuss in the clip are vegan from what I could see! Veg cooked in own juices/marmite, brown rice/salt, soy sauce roasted seeds. Classic vegan meal! ✊🐾🌱
We meet again! And on top of that, I'm a vegetarian. I take this as a sign, it's really amazing to see you everywhere! I'm starting to like you a lot now (even if the fact that you're a Kate fan made me like you before).
Nellie S Make sure you get plenty of essential fats like olive, coconut and avocado oil. Even butter is fantastic if you're only going vegetarian. These reduce your need for carbohydrates as an alternative energy source. Too many carbs lead to T2 diabetes and inflammation which prompts LDLs to deposit plaque on your arteries. Stay away from processed seed oils high in Omega 6s. Also a cause of inflammation.
Best. Video. Ever.
Kate Bush talks vegetarianism on BBC series "Delia Smith's Cookery Course" broadcast on 29 February 1980 (from 1:15).
Kate Bush Encyclopedia: www.katebushencyclopedia.com/delia-smiths-cookery-course
@TheMagmagoblin me too love her
Anyone know when this aired
OMG …. Two legends …. 🙏
Becoming a new Kate Bush fan used to include this video
I converted
Chocolate and Tea for me..😁
CRACK FOX 500 Chocolate is good for you. Get 95-100% cocoa and add a sugar substitute to taste. 0% carbohydrates.
1980 you go Kate!
@1973galaxy500 Absolutely! What an elegant woman.
i'd have a go on delia's curried nut roast.
Kate Bush is god.
Goddess.... =D
She doesn't believe in herself then.
my mate Kate you go girl
@hairyasshole2 Yeah, she's got a nice voice to listen to here.
She has such a gentle girly voice! I love Kate xxx but I couldn't give up meat xxx
Yep, very gentle, well spoken woman
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Does anyone know when this TV-clip was produced? Since five years a vegetarian, yes so early in life ! (and in the 70ies!) She was so ahead of her time in everything she did, it makes me adore her a lot more!
It was aired on UK tv on 29th February 1980 apparently. Looking at the clip though, I imagine it was filmed in the Spring/Summer as there were leaves on the trees, so it was probably filmed the year before in 1979. I heard it was also filmed at Kate's childhood home, East Wickham Farm in Bexleyheath SE London.
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Oh Kate, you're great.
@terpsichore47 Brilliant! You made me laugh out loud, thank you!
@cornpap2k9
from what I have read she still is
you can read her thoughts on vegetarianism, &c. here:
johnrussell.name/recipes/kate_bus.htm
youtube won't let me put the w's at the beginning---you know to add them! :)
@MarquisNoir78
True but if you choose to be a vegetarian for ecological reasons (amongst others of course) you should always focus on local products.
I am of course prejudiced against soy because I have an intolerance (probably developed it by eating too much of it in my early twenties) and I think it's overused in vegetarian food. The last time I chose "vegetarian" on a plane I was given a tofu steak, mashed potatoes and a muffin, both containing soy milk. Frustrating!
If you're prioritising ecological reasons, vegan (in terms of food/clothing etc.) is the way to go. 13 dairy firms emit the same greenhouse gas emissions as the whole of the UK.
I love her
Right ok
I LOVE HER I LOVE HER I LOVE HER (Kate Bush I mean).
@stfugtfofgt Nice handle. 80% of macronutrient dietary requirement must be for energy, which you get from carbohydrate. Protein requirement is at a maximum of 10% as is Fat, which is roughly the natural proportions for all fruit and veg. Might I ask what are the bodily needs from meat?
God I love her so much ❤❤❤
I absolutely adore Kate Bush; she's classy, a true artist and 100% unique in her musical talents; but looking back at this segment now and with the advanced knowledge of almost 40 years of culinary advancements; this food looks absolutely terrible. It must taste horrific. Chefs must be holding back their gag reflexes.
I have beena veggie for 15 years now and happen to be a huge fan of Kate Bush. I feel priviledged to enjoy cooking my veggie food every day for my son and I.
Kate is creative in what she does and is an inspiration 🌹
It does take a very particular type of mind to write a song based on a Emily Bronte book...
@@goawayleavemealone2880 I actually like some of the mistakes she makes in her earlier lyrics.
I'm so in love with Kate Bush it hurts
@TTFPouyi I haven't noticed that! Really?
She sounds like a child telling her troubles to an adult.
running up that vine
@terpsichore47 hahhahaa love your comment.
Lovely to see that Kate is a vegetarian..just like another music hero of mine..Morrissey!
Kate Bush is beautiful in every way, and good for her for being a vegetarian. I am guessing a vegetarian diet is far more healthy than one packed with red meat, which causes far more health problems than carbohydrates.
newts Last That theory has been completely debunked. Nothing causes more problems than carbohydrates. Whilst excessive protein may induce an insulin spike, moderate levels and saturated fat, are the only macro nutrients which have absolutely no effect on insulin levels. High carb diets as an alternative energy source to fat, is a short wide road to T2 Diabetes. Carbohydrates = sugar and inflame all parts of the body. Including arteries, which depend in the short term on cholesterol deposited plaque for immediate protection. Remove sugar/carbohydrates and all of your problems are solved. I was a vegan. I'm now on a high fat, moderate protein (plus all my veggies) diet. I've not only lost 25 kg, I'm building muscle, I only need one meal a day and I'm over 2 years older than Kate. If you've seen Kate recently, you'll find that a vegetarian diet, along with the necessary carbs to provide energy, has done her no favours. I still love her though.
@@warrenbridges1891 This is super easy to debunk. Plenty of dietetic associations have made statements on how it is possible to thrive as a vegan, decades ago. Google is free etc.
@@warrenbridges1891 and The Game Changers documentary, while it has its problems (trying to appeal to masculinity), shows the rise in vegan athletes, if athletic performance is your bag. See also Brandon Brazier - vegan iron man and triathlete who's written about his experiences with food and training.
@@dontnoable As long as you take the necessary supplements. The main problem as I said, is sugar and carbs...... and I dare say Kate hasn't excluded them.
@@dontnoable Btw I'm not talking about what was debunked decades ago. I'm talking about what is taught in Universities right now. I regularly watch the lectures available on TH-cam.
Also, the "non vegetarian option" was a really yummy looking pumpkin ravioli and a brownie. And I was on my way to India where I had the most delicious vegetarian and mostly vegan food ever, curries with coconut milk, fried bananas for coffee break... no need to for soy and no need for soy milk or bland brown rice at all!
Sounds amazing! Soy milk is alright! Unless you're allergic. 97% of Amazon destruction for growing soy is soy not fit for human consumption, it's sold as animal feed worldwide (including to UK chicken businesses - who claimed to have cut ties then found to be buying Amazon rainforest destroying soy feed again 🤷♂️. Almost like their promises don't mean anything and the best course of action is to withdraw participating in those industries!). Oat milk all the way for me tho!
Kate Bush is everything
@Foolanna Almost all soy from rainsforest areas is used for animal fodder.
I didn't get it :S
Could swear I saw her in Castleton in the Peak District in 2009 with a man and boy......my wife told me to "not be so stupid"..............
Wow! What if it was her! I'll look out next time I'm at Castleton! It's not impossible though. My Mum once swore blind that she'd seen Mick Jagger coming out of a shop in Eckington. My Dad told her she was seeing things, then she found out that Mick Jagger's grandmother lived at Eckington and he would visit her whenever he was performing up North!
We were there and saw her too !
I wonder if her cauliflower quiches actually WERE better than the bought ones. One for the comedy connoisseurs.
where is her nobel prize already
I lover her
You're such a fan 😉
@@beathusk1018 lol I grew up with kates music and always thought she was talented, but I truly didn't know her personality off stage. And over the last week or so I'm obsessed lol she's so down to earth, humble, sweet, intelligent, a lady of real substance. And she doesnt need fancy hair, the best clothes I make up and her beauty radiates. Also I'm vegan so...
@@sajanpatel7285 I used the word 'humble' in one of my replies to you 😉I discovered her personality with TH-cam and I wasn't disappointed! All is great in her! I'm not a vegan though...
@@beathusk1018 yeah the sad thing is she's not as she is now in the videos. She's 61 which is depressing. I need a time machine
@@sajanpatel7285 She's 62 in fact 😉 I want to go back in 1985 when I listened to her for the first time
What on Earth is that outro? Looks like a 12 year old’s minecraft video not BBC studios
@TheMagmagoblin
So you're not veggie - do you want her on her own or with chips?
@ukcelticpride It's not. It just isn't meat!
Those dishes looked so bad I thought it was a sketch...lol...oh, anyway, I love my Kate n.n
whats so bad about a stir fry?
What?! They all looked delicious!
@@nikokaapa I'm glad for you! I really am 🙂
@@eloisagarcia3300 You still haven't explained yourself though lol
@speedstering I've realised I'm what's known as a " fish and chipocryte" lol!. But I'm deadly serious on the mammal thing.
The correct term for somebody who doesn't eat meat, but still eats fish is a Pescatarian...
@@goawayleavemealone2880 I think we can safely say fish are animals. They live underwater that's the difference!
Have you watched Seaspiracy?
@@dontnoable - That doesn't effect what I said in the slightest.
@@goawayleavemealone2880 it does.
I just wanna eat that fooooddddd....
I like the idea of not eating meat, obviously. But I feel that vegetarians are hypocritical in today's society. Just go vegan, because of what happens in the dairy and egg industries. Like I said that big ups for promoting not eating meat.
It's important people understand what veganism is as well. It's not a diet! It's a philosophy about eliminating - as far as is possible and practicable - the exploitation of animals. So anyone can be vegan! It's inclusive by definition.
I get that there can be a journey to eliminating animal products, but I think that's different to advocating for vegetarianism which like you say is a daft place to stop when veganism is probably more aligned with the values of someone moved to go veggie cause of the unnecessary suffering of animals for food! Many (like me) just didn't/don't realise it.
2:56 um ... and this is vegetables
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Kate looks like every Mannequin I've seen in Oxfam charity shop windows
Bless her!
Rocking the vegetarianism !
No, they were not, the vegetarian movement is over 100 years old (in Europe).
Older than that - in Medieval times the peasants only ate vegetables because it was all they could afford to eat. While the wealthy only ate meat, as a show of wealth and extravagance...
@@goawayleavemealone2880 not exactly being a vegetarian if it's only because you have no choice but would eat it otherwise
@@theethicalatheist5914 Only because there's a privileged group in the social hierarchy above you that you might try to emulate. Meat isn't inherently desirable. Ask most kids if they'd rather they would eat Peppa Pig or let them live and eat something else instead and you'll have your answer. We didn't always have this social hierarchy and we weren't always socialised to aspire to meat, just saying.
Veganism begun from England, its almost part of their culture, so its no surprising that many people from there do not eat meat
I believe Japan as I am Japanese & Buddhism ( in the acient times) promoted veganism a lot ! The Buddhist monks used to be strictly vegans back then ! I was a vegan for 17 years & now a vegetarian for 12 years .I had become a vegan in U.S.. 💜💜💜🥁🐉🎵🎤🎶💕💞.
@@spark_6710 as a movement i think it begun there, atleast in europe and us
yeah UNFORTUNATELY! :P
@@annusyapipii lol, british?
@@dimifisher7942 no, it's the meatlessness that's unfortunate :3
Delia totally overthought her cooking and it looks awful. At least they got a vegetarian in to show what we actually eat (vegetables!) which look pretty yum.
The food at the beginning looks comically disgusting
Yep, the host even admits it herself, I guess that's some retro western attempt at vegetarian meals, might be tastier than it looks though
New TV is just stupid though. I mean who needs a reality TV show about people on a coach trip, or people who run B & B's or house guests or whatever? I'm surprised that Come Dine With Me is as good and funny as it is actually but oh well at least there's one!
I live on dry weetabix with marmite and peanute butter on . On Sundays I have rice crispies. My doctor says I am healthy and should live till at least 99.
TR6Telos How old are you? I'm 67 and if I was a carb junkie for all of that time, I would've been diagnosed as a type 2 diabetic years ago. Take care mate. Insulin resistance just creeps up on you.
@@warrenbridges1891 Thanks Warren, it aint true, I was messing about, but weetabix with peanut sugar free butter on with marmite is a sensation!
@@TR6Telos I do Keto. The sugar free stuff is good . I skip the Weetbix. Plus no bread ,pasta, rice, potatoes etc.
@@warrenbridges1891 Cheers Warren " Bon appetite" (or something like that)
@@TR6Telos Thanks. I use carb free alternatives. I don't miss them that much, but every now and then they don't hurt.
Sorry but none of these vegetarian dishes look inviting at all. Instead of the "non meat loaf" why not go for a nice lentil stew with bread dumplings? And instead of the boring cooked vegetables and the bland brown rice, what's wrong with a nice mushroom risotto or vegetables fried in olive oil with mozzarella or halloumi? And about the soy sauce (or tofu), did you know it's killing the rain forest? Why not just eat normal food and leave out the meat?
*big sigh* the biggest drive of Amazon destruction for soy is for animal feed and grazing.
Well over 96% of soy from the Amazon region is fed to cows, pigs and chickens eaten around the world, according to data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, says Poore. Furthermore, 97% of Brazilian soy is genetically modified, which is banned for human consumption in many countries and is rarely used to make tofu and soya milk in any case.
Soya milk also has much smaller emissions and land and water use than cow’s milk. If you are worried about the Amazon, not eating meat remains your best bet.
oh my god brown rice and vegetables, this is so sad T=T
and then the veggie god created quorn :)
Nooo! The worst of the nonmeat/nondairy/nonegg options is Quorn!