Rick Stein's India

[Kashmiri Bob]

Enjoyed watching this last night.  Had to have a curry afterwards.

BBC iPlayer:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b02znjhj/Rick_Steins_India_Episode_1/

Rob 

[Naga]

Aye, it was a good watch. I settled down with a rather large plateful of my SIGGC and some methi roti just to get into the mood! Looking forward to the next episode.

[chonk]

Is this that new programme? Can't watch it

[Peripatetic Phil]

Is this that new programme? Can't watch it

Try TOR or VPN.
** Phil.

[chonk]

Not a fan of Tor - takes me ages to get the pages to load ;D Will try some VPNs. Hope it works. youtube somehow manages to block these lately. Thanks, Phil! (:

[goncalo]

strangely, I was browsing amazon just a while ago and got that in my recommendations. Is it like the far eastern odissey?

[Micky Tikka]

couldn't resist buying the book  :

[Stephen Lindsay]

I enjoyed watching the programme last night. I've always liked Rick's style on camera and his passion for good food always shines through. The Guardian however gives a less than enthusiastic review of the programme.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/2013/jun/18/rick-steins-india-the-borgias-tv-review

[Yousef]

I loved the show, trust me you can learn a lot from understanding traditional Indian cooking which will really help in your BIR quest.

Recipes are not brilliant from the first episode of the show and can be found here;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/coconut_prawn_curry_69561

India is defo in my blood to visit, totally drawn to it.
one day
Stew

[Graeme]

When he started naming the animals that was enough for me,
who does he think he is Johnny Morris