Season 2 of Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen: Watching guide, Celebrity guest list, Episode details, Interview insights, and all the info we've gathered so far
Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen season 2 is now available for viewers, offering a delightful blend of cooking, conversation, and local charm. The series, which premiered on ITV1, ITVX, STV, and STV Player on March 15, invites us into Prue's home in Moreton-in-Marsh, the picturesque Cotswolds, where she shares culinary delights with a host of celebrity guests.
In the first episode of the season, Prue is joined by Lisa Hogan, partner of Jeremy Clarkson, as they cook up venison served with homemade flatbreads, salsa, and burrata. The episode, which aired on April 6, showcases the beauty of the Cotswolds and its local flavours.
On March 22, Kelly Brook graced the kitchen, helping Prue prepare chicken saltimbocca and a vegetarian curry. The duo also discussed love, life, and lingerie, adding a touch of personal touch to the cooking segment.
Mark Lane joined Prue on April 20 to create a warm kale salad with a peanut dressing and a simple plum cake. Meanwhile, John Leith, Prue's husband, will be making appearances throughout the series, visiting local farms, learning new skills, and even trying his hand at sausage twisting at a butcher.
The series continues with a variety of guests, including Lulu, Charlotte Church, JB Gill, and Omi. Comedian Ruby Wax and Prue will cook a warm salad with beef and a version with tofu, while Charlotte Church will prepare yakitori chicken and discuss her mindfulness retreat in the Welsh countryside.
In one intriguing episode, a local whiskey distillery will produce the whiskey used by Prue to make a traditional Scottish cranachan. Prue Leith, a judge on The Great British Bake Off, will be cooking various dishes throughout the series, such as herby pea pancakes with sauerkraut, devilled mushrooms and kidneys on toast, chocolate roulade, and clafoutis with plums and apricots.
Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen season 2 is a production by Yeti for ITV. Sian Price, Sarah Stevenson, and Sara Allen serve as Executive Producers. The series also features a special episode with pastry chef Ravneet Gill, where they discuss her work with Counter Talk, an organisation dedicated to improving the treatment of staff in professional kitchens.
For those in the US, the second series is yet to be announced for release on PBS. However, the culinary journey through the Cotswolds with Prue Leith is already a treat for British viewers. So, grab a seat, a cup of tea, and join Prue in her kitchen for a delightful gastronomic adventure.
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[1] Viewers can now watch Prue Leith's Cotswold Kitchen season 2, a series featuring a delightful blend of entertainment, cooking, and local charm.[2] The upcoming episodes promise a variety of dishes, including herby pea pancakes, devilled mushrooms, and even a traditional Scottish cranachan made with local whiskey.[3] The TV show invites celebrities like Lulu, Charlotte Church, and Kelly Brook to join Prue in her kitchen, discussing love, life, and various topics while creating delicious dishes.[4] This season, viewers can also look forward to shows such as Prue Leith's conversation with pastry chef Ravneet Gill about improving the treatment of staff in professional kitchens.[5] For those eager to catch the series, it premiered on ITV1, ITVX, STV, and STV Player on March 15, with new episodes released weekly.[6] With Prue Leith's culinary expertise and the company of famous faces, the second season of Cotswold Kitchen offers a captivating gastronomic experience that entertains and educates viewers.
