Oliver's Twist

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Oliver's Twist

Jamie is preparing a meal for George Ngyutin, one of the best fishmongers in London.

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Season 2
Jamie prepares some pineapple curry, chutney, and onion bhajis for his band mates.
Jamie makes Spanish style tapas dishes for a neighbour who plays in a ladies' football team.
Jamie Oliver rustles up more tasty meals. Here, he joins a friend on a river boat in Windsor where they prepare a lobster club sandwich and a dessert called Eton Mess.
It's Jamie's birthday and he goes to his house in Essex to prepare a barbecue for his family and friends.
Today's dinner guest is Jamie's mate John, an Elvis impersonator. Jamie cooks up a Presley favourite - oven-baked fat chips with rosemary salt, Elvis's burger, and American chopped salad.
Two students from Jamie's restaurant, Fifteen, sample the new soup dishes that he's preparing.
Jamie's friend Santo shows him how to cook a Brazilian dish, and they prepare a drink called Caipirinha.
Jamie and New Zealand chef Peter Gordon cook fusion style - blending flavours and ingredients from many countries.
Jamie and Italian cooking legend Gennaro Contaldo create some delicious Italian dishes like fish linguine, ricotta, pecorino, and parmesan ravioli.
Jamie makes a BBQ for his two Australian mates, but because of the British weather they are forced to have the BBQ indoors.
Jamie meets a friend in Borough and cooks a spring frittata on a camping stove in the middle of the market.
Jamie Oliver prepares another meal for his mates. Here, he visits fellow chef Richard Corrigan in the kitchen of his London restaurant.
Jamie's new kitchen is finally done, but the gas isn't working. So while his good friend Andy takes care of that, Jamie whips up some great cold dishes.
Jamie cooks roast chicken and roast veg for the builders renovating his flat.
Season 1
Jamie treats his staff to a tasty Christmas dinner, with a delicious vegetable pie and ice cream for dessert.
In preparation for a night of trick-or-treating with his friends' children, Jamie makes some party food to keep the autumn chill at bay.
After preparing a hearty breakfast of yoghurt, a chilli scrambled egg wrap and Bloody Mary, Jamie and his friends gather around the TV to cheer on England at the 2002 World Cup.
There's a lot to catch-up on when Jamie's old classmates turn up for a school reunion. Jamie cooks up a wealth of tasty food in preparation, including fried zucchini flowers and fig canapés.
As a regular customer at their stalls, Jamie decides to invite some Borough Market vendors to dinner, where the meals are made from their own wares. He cooks up a scrumptious Italian mixed roast.
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