CRADDOCK

Meaning of CRADDOCK in English

Crad ‧ dock, Fanny /ˈkrædək/ BrE AmE

(1910–94) a British cook who was one of the first people to have a television show about cooking. She appeared with her husband, Johnnie, showing people how to make different dishes.

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