Sarah Graham's Food Safari

Sarah Graham's Food Safari (2016)

EndedReality showFood

On Sarah Graham's Food Safari, South African food blogger and cookbook author, Sarah Graham, is set to take viewers on an ambitious food safari across Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa. Sarah takes her kitchen on the road and proves that anything's possible with the right ingredients. Sarah unlocks an entirely new repertoire of adventures recipes that she cooks in the great outdoors for friends and family, which include some unexpected wildlife encounters along the way.

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Scheduleevery Saturday at 10:00 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E13Back Where It All Began - Greenpoint, Cape Town, South AfricaApr 23, 2016
S01E12Shisa Nyama - Soweto, Johannesburg, South AfricaApr 16, 2016
S01E11Maboneng Pastry School - Johannesburg, South AfricaApr 9, 2016
S01E10Imire Rhino Conservation Sanctuary - ZimbabweApr 2, 2016
S01E09Bushman's Rock, ZimbabweMar 26, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' premiere?

'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' premiered on January 12, 2016.

Who is the host of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'?

Sarah Graham is the host of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'.

What country does 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' take place in?

'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' takes place in South Africa.

What inspired Sarah Graham to become a cook?

Sarah Graham's inspiration to become a cook comes from her experiences with her mother and grandmothers in the kitchen.

How many recipes are featured in an episode of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'?

Each episode of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' features between five and seven recipes.

What is the format of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'?

'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' is a cooking show. Each episode features Sarah Graham preparing and cooking various dishes.

What is the focus of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'?

'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' focuses on showcasing South African cuisine, culture and traditions.

How long are the episodes of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari'?

Each episode of 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' is approximately 30 minutes long.

What kind of food does Sarah Graham cook on the show?

Sarah Graham cooks a variety of South African dishes on the show, including traditional dishes and modern interpretations of classics.

What are some of the locations Sarah Graham visits on the show?

Sarah Graham visits a variety of locations, such as farms, markets, and restaurants across South Africa.

How does 'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' compare to other cooking shows?

'Sarah Graham's Food Safari' sets itself apart from other cooking shows by focusing on the cultural and historical significance behind the dishes being prepared.

What is Sarah Graham's approach to cooking?

Sarah Graham takes a relaxed and approachable approach to cooking, focusing on simple steps and quality ingredients.

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