delia

This is what made the spectacle of a drunken Delia shouting it at a crowd all the more absurd.

Someone bought Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course as a wedding present for me and my wife.

It definitely includes the mother of all electronic music Delia Derbyshire (ask Peter Kember!) You might know her from the original Doctor Who theme music.

A version still influenced by Delia Derbyshire's version.

For some cooks (notably Delia Smith) I've simplified their recipes over the years to reduce the number of discrete steps, utensils and cooking time involved.

I'm a fan of Delia Smith's stuff, personally.

I thought all cookbooks were just recipe collections until I picked up Darina Allen's 'Ballymaloe Cookery Course', a 'proper' cookbook that you could use for life by Ireland's Delia Smith (I guess?

> Composed by Ron Grainer, realized by Delia Derbyshire of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

The most famous example of the phrase I'm aware of is when Delia Smith, a septuagenarian TV cook, exhalted her home Norwich City fans with a drunken slurred voice at half time over the PA system.

If you ignore Daphne Oram, Delia Derbyshire, Wendy Carlos, Kraftwerk, or any of the genre defining moments/movements (like Brian Eno, The Normal, Laurie Anderson, The Belleville Three, Frankie Knuckles, LTJ Bukem, Aphex Twin, …) then the list is at best incomplete.

We might as well say, "electronic music comes from black music in America" but that can't be right because of Kraftwerk and Delia Derbyshire.

I didn't immediately find an, "entry" for Delia Derbyshire but Daphne Oram is there.

Edit: It's a bit controversial but Delia Smith's "How To Cheat At Cooking" is an interesting recipe book if you want to knock up tasty meals quickly.

Celebrity chefs used to be obnoxious, "always-be-prepared", by-the-book home-goddess archetypes like Delia Smith; at some point over the last 25 years, they turned into sexy, improvising, creative rockstars.

Delia Derbyshire Laurie Spiegel It's a bit fuzzy in where the boundaries are for the category represented by the list.

Delia Derbyshire is one of my heroes: an electronic music pioneer way before her time.

If I asked anyone I know how they connect that phrase, it'd be Delia.