article: Forget dogs' dinners, stylish cook Gizzi Erskine's fussy feline loves poppadoms, tortilla chips and taramasalata. In an interview with Puss Puss magazine, the stylish cook, 35,  posed at a feast fit for only the classiest cat, that included bowls brimming with caviar and salmon roe, jellied fish heads, a seafood sculpture made of octopus, lobster and prawns. Although the lavish feast was in fact a set (created by food stylist Iain Graham), the cat fancier admitted that her British shorthair, Kimchi, has such a discerning palate he loves crunchy 'human food'  and that taramasalata would be his 'death row dish'. Draped in peach silk and surrounded by cat delicacies, TV chef Gizzi Erskine appears with her pet Kimchi in cat magazine, Puss Puss . The TV chef seen baring her back tattoo with pet cat Kimchi says: 'I’d love a really small cat tattoo either behind my ear or somewhere discreet' In the shoot for the publication that pitches itself as a Vogue for cat lovers, the east London-based cook told writer Gemma Lacey: 'She won’t eat anything unless it’s proper meat.' Adding that Kimchi, 'loves human food and will steal it off our plate if we’re not looking. 'She loves anything crunchy, so if there are poppadoms or tortilla chips around that’s it. I don’t like her having it as they’re not supposed to, but she just takes it. But Gizzi insists that living in a foodie household isn't to blame. 'It’s not my influence at all, she’s just a pig!' A feast fit for only the classiest cat: bowls brimming with caviar and salmon row and and a two -tiered cake covered with cat treats . Jellied fish heads (right) and a seafood sculpture made of octopus, lobster and prawns (left) also feature . 'We’ve had to put her on a diet she was getting so fat. When I make taramasalata she’ll eat and eat and eat it, it’s her death row dish. 'She loves cheese, caviar and anything really fishy.' But Kimchi occasionally indulges in cat food and is 'obsessed' with Dreamies cat biscuits. 'It’s insane,' says Gizzi. 'She purrs as she eats and she doesn’t do that normally.' Gizzi also recently added a new addition to her cat family, Ponzu, named after her favourite Japanese dressing. 'I was also thinking about calling him Neeps or Haggis as he’s Scottish, but it didn’t suit him, so eventually I just went with what suited him best. He was nameless for a week,' she says. 'Kimchi is called Kimchi because of my love of Korean food,' she adds. The new addition to the Erskine feline family is also a food lover - and has even more unusual tastes. Gizzi feeding her cat Kimchi a prawn. The chef admits her furry friend has expensive taste in food . 'A week into having him, after tidying up a Thai takeaway and leaving the room for two minutes, I came back to find him paw deep in green curry!' she says. Gizzi, who showed off her huge tattoo of a pair of angel wings across her shoulder blades . Gizzi also wants to combine her love of cats with her body art habit, saying: 'I really want a cat tattoo. 'I’m just about to get matching lions with my sister as we’re both Leos, so I’ll have the big cat one covered'. 'I’d love a really small cat tattoo as well, either behind my ear or somewhere discreet. I think more people are getting cat tattoos now, it’s become more popular.' The second edition of Puss Puss Magazine is out now .
highlights: TV cook Gizzi Erskine poses at feline feast with her British shorthair cat .
  Told Puss Puss magazine Kimchi loves taramasalata and tortilla chips .
  Loves cats so much she's planning a feline tattoo behind her ear .
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