the BBC. Television He has worked extensively in television, beginning in 1990, as a writer presenter, making six 30-minute programmes entitled That's Entertaining for Channel 4, and a 30-minute programme called Guess Who's Coming to Dinner for Channel 4 in 1991. He has appeared occasionally on Granada's This Morning, Six o'Clock Live and on Children's Saturday television Parallel Nine. He has appeared on the Travel Show, The Big Breakfast and cable television and had a weekly spot for six months on GMTV’s Top of the Morning. He has made a guest appearance, singing and dancing with Rustie Lee on a SKY telethon, has appeared as a guest in Delia Smith’s series The Winter Collection. He has also made a film for BBC Food and Drink in his own kitchen, and his home was the subject of Through the Keyhole. Cawley cooked frequently on Can't Cook, Won't Cook and Mixing It and has appeared regularly on BBC's cult programmes Ready Steady Cook. He regularly appears in pantomime and has published a novel, The Butterfly Boy. Vegetarianism Cawley's 1986 book Not Quite Vegetarian is an early semi-vegetarian cookbook. He has also authored two vegetarian cookbooks. In 1993, Green Feasts: Memorable Meat-Free Menus and in 1996, Vegetarian Feasts. References 1947 births English fashion designers English food writers English male non-fiction writers LGBT fashion designers English LGBT writers Living people People from Doncaster Vegetarian cookbook writers