10/04/2021

Season 23Episode 1590 minApr. 10, 2021
10/04/2021

Matt Tebbutt and chefs Santiago Lastra and Jane Baxter are joined by special guest Neil Morrissey. There are great moments from the BBC food archive including clips from Rick Stein, Keith Floyd, Nigella Lawson, Sam Evans and Shauna Guinn. Drinks expert Helen McGinn joins via video link to pick the wines to go with the studio dishes.

10/04/2021 has aired on Apr. 10, 2021 at 10:00
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