Prue Leith’s Cotswold Kitchen

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Prue welcomes good friend and former host of The Great British Baking Show, Sandi Toksvig, into her kitchen. History buff Sandi cooks two recipes from the 1920s — ham and egg pie followed by meatless sausage. Husband John makes his signature yogurt, and Prue shows how to transform the breakfast staple into a dinner party dessert with a bit of imagination.

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    Tim Spector

    S2 E10 - 46m 15s

    Prue is joined by Professor Tim Spector, who cooks herby pea pancakes with sauerkraut. Prue then whips up some goat cheese with beetroot and dukkha and whipped lard with rosemary to serve with lavash crackers as she takes a pricey restaurant dish and
    demonstrates how to make it easily at home. With John’s help, Prue shares tips on the fail-safe way to make choux pastry.

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    Vin and Omi

    S2 E9 - 45m 47s

    Prue is joined in the kitchen by fashion designers Vin and Omi. After Omi cooks up his grandma's chicken curry with lots of chili, Prue revives a taste from her past with deviled mushrooms and kidneys on toast. John visits a butcher and learns how to twist sausages before buying the meat Prue needs for a barbeque. As the sun sets, they enjoy tasty lamb steaks, chicken cushions and pork burgers.

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    Ravneet Gill

    S2 E8 - 45m 52s

    Prue welcomes pastry chef Ravneet Gill, who creates a decadent chocolate roulade. Prue then dishes up a savory twist on the classic tarte tatin using butternut squash and shares tips for making delicious jellies from leftover drinks, including prosecco and
    coffee. Meanwhile, John rolls up his sleeves at a local dairy to find out how they make their unique artisan Adlestrop cheese using brine.

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