The Curry Cookbook
2016 · Reality · Documentary
easy to follow 'How-to' cooking videos (usually) by the amazing Samantha Davison (nee Curry..) of some of her favourite dishes!
Episodes
1. The Curry Cookbook episode 1 Kapow Gaiinspired by a traditional Thai dish,Chilli Chicken and Basil in a chicken stock sauce,can be served with Rice,Rice Noodles or even Pasta
2. The Curry Cookbook episode 2 Chilli Chicken and Mushroom in Oyster Sauce...another dish based on a Thai recepie Chilli Chicken and Mushroom in Oyster Sauce
3. The Curry Cookbook episode 3 Thai Green Curry 'Parang-Style'a 'Parang' (western) version of Thai Green Curry,with Bamboo & Thai Basil,served with rice..
4. The Curry Cookbook episode 4 Lemon Fajita Chicken and PastaZesty Lemon Fajita Chicken and Pasta
5. The Curry Cookbook episode 5 Garlic Chicken En Papillote and Pastanot *Technically* part of the Curry Cookbook, but one of the few dishes that pretty much *ANYONE* can do!!!
Garlic Chicken En Papillote and Pasta
6. The Curry Cookbook episode 6 Fillet Steak with Creamy Pepper Sauce and ChipsFillet Steak with Creamy Pepper Sauce and Chips...tastes fantastic,and still cheaper than a take-away Pizza!!
7. The Curry Cookbook episode 7 Salami Pasta,German Salamai with Black Olives & SpinachSalami Pasta,German Salamai with Black Olives & Spinach served with....
PASTA!
8. The Curry Cookbook episode 8 Spinach and Ham with Cream Cheese Linguini..another quick & easy Pasta-based dish,Spinach and Ham with Cream Cheese Linguini
9. The Curry Cookbook episode 9 Mooyor Sausage Omlette with Rice..a special guest cook for this tasty dish!!
10. The Curry Cookbook episode 10 Chicken & Hallomi Pesto(-ish)Chicken & Hallomi Pesto(-ish) with Pasta,a tasty lite meal inspired by a Facebook recipe!
11. The Curry Cookbook episode 11 Laab Gui & Ricetasty and refreshing dish based on a traditional Thai recipeMore Like This
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