Julia series two review: Sarah Lancashire returns in this delicious, delectable treat of a TV show
To eat well, you need two things: a palate and a set of teeth. The first allows you to differentiate between tastes, to ascertain what’s good and what’s bad, and the latter avoids your nourishment being limited to soup and blancmange. Both are also, in a way, the ingredients necessary for good TV. And Sky’s , which stars as the legendary cookery presenter , has the former in abundance. But now in its add some bite to the story of one of the 20th century’s most quintessentially cuddly figures?
