Episode
James May: Oh Cook!: Picnic
Overview
What better way to celebrate summer that with a sumptuous selection of classic picnic recipes?Sausage rolls to animal shaped scones, scotch eggs to coronation chicken-a-la-May, all the ingredients are here for a summertime feast.
Details
- Series
- James May: Oh Cook!
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 6
- Air date
- 2023-05-24
- Runtime
- 31 min
Episode context
Picnic is Episode 6 in Season 2 of James May: Oh Cook!. It aired on 2023-05-24. The runtime is 31 min.
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Episode 5: German
Beer will flow and sausages fly as James tackles the wonders of German cuisine. From curry wurst and sauerkraut, to classic pretzels, to an unpronounceable potato and plum dessert, James reveals just how delicious German food can be.
Episode 7: Mexican
James has never been to Mexico. So he'll need to muster all his culinary know-how to tackle a complex chuck steak chili, the smoky delights of tacos two-ways, and Latin American classic of churros with chocolate sauce.
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Episode 2: Japanese
James puts his culinary skills to the test as he tackles the exquisite and delicate world of Japanese cooking. Katsu curry, vegetable tempura, and Temaki rolls are all on the menu, but whilst James is surprisingly adept with a sharp knife, it turns out he's less graceful with a rolling pin.
Episode 1: French Classics
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