If you were ever curious what The BFG author Roald Dahl's granddaughter is up to, she's got a cooking show on BBC2 called The Delicious Miss Dahl. In this episode, 32-year-old former model Sophie Dahl makes an omelette Arnold Bennett inspired by the late English novelist who was apparently a big fan of the fish-and-cheese breakfast. She makes it with three eggs, cream, gruyere (which she pronounces groo-yeah?), and some haddock that gets all souffled up in the oven.

Sophie may have the accent, but she's definitely no Nigella Lawson. She's charming and all (but mildly irritating?) and I'm not sure how serious this show is about food. Have a watch, and see what you think. The video, after the jump.

'The Delicious Miss Dahl' Episode on Omelette Arnold Bennett

[via Eater]

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