Masters Of Taste With Gary Mehigan

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Masters Of Taste With Gary Mehigan

Gary Mehigan gets a taste of opulence from a Marwari kitchen; what will Gary cook for a host of women who love their food?

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Season 2
22:57
Gary Mehigan dives into the riot of Bengali flavours with a family that loves its food. What will Gary cook to impress them?
22:38
Gary Mehigan encounters a food loving Jain family and faces the challenge of making vegetarian food for his hosts.
22:45
Gary Mehigan bike rides his way through the street food of Jaipur and gets inspired to fry some finger-licking food.
Gary Mehigan learns a traditional recipe from a Rajput family and tries his hand at pit cooking for the first time.
Hot kahwah, baked goodies and mutton mats! Gary Mehigan enjoys a Kashmiri feast and cooks Morels for Amit Kilam and The Indian Ocean.
Gary Mehigan is on a quest to experience the true Mughal flavours and have a taste of Rampur's Royal Cuisine. Will his dish impress his discerning hosts?
Gary Mehigan explores the lip-smacking and robust flavours of Punjabi cuisine with Rocky Mohan and his family.
Season 1
Gary meets ups with Canadian-Chinese chef Kelvin Cheung in his restaurant, Bastian, and gets a peek into his signature dish, a mouth-watering Indonesian snapper. He then heads to his kitchen to cook some delicious dumplings.
Gary visits Kode and meets up with the gorgeous Ileana D'Cruz, and together they plate a Baked Alaska and light it on fire at a diner's table! Afterwards, Gary invites rock-and-roller Vishal Dadlani to his kitchen and gets him to be his uber cool sous chef for the day!
Gary packs a lot of food in this episode, with visits to the Masala Library, and the Bombay Canteen! At Masala Library he gets the head chef to spill the beans on his popular biryani recipe, and at Bombay Canteen, it's all about their signature dish, the seafood bhel.
Gary is invited by an old friend, and one of India's most popular chefs, Ranveer Brar to an iconic location called Mukhesh Mills in Mumbai for a chefs' day out. What follows is a seafood bonfire and an age-old kebab recipe with 32 spices.
Gary visits Salt Water Cafe in Bandra, and goes into the kitchen to meet its quirky head chef, Gresham. Gresham shows Gary his Japanese inspired techniques, and his signature dish, simple and scrumptious.
Gary lands up in Olive, the restaurant that started it all in Bandra, and meets AD Singh and chef Rishim to taste their signature dish. He then heads to Mumbai's hottest brewery, and samples their variety of brews!
Gary meets a Canadian-Chinese chef making it big in India. Chef Kelvin shows Gary his signature snapper dish in his restaurant, Bastian. Back in Delhi, Gary decides to meet the chef of Pluck restaurant who shows him his popular dish, Khandvi Khakra.
Gary heads to Mumbai Irani-Parsi cafe, Sodabottleopenerwala, and meets its eccentric owner, Anaida, who makes him some of their best signature dishes. He then checks out a unique food experience created by amateur cooks from their home, called the Danda Food Project.
Gary visits Masala Library, opened by one of India’s pioneer restaurateurs, Jiggs Kalra. He then stops over to surprise the little chefs at Science and Cooking, a culinary school for kids. The day ends with popular VJ and actor Purab Kohli joining Gary in the kitchen.
Gary meets sadak chef Saransh Goila to taste some of Mumbai's iconic street snacks. To get to the bottom of street food, Gary heads to Khar Social to see how the café has turned street food on its head!
Gary visits one of India's best restaurants, Indian Accent, and checks out their signature Chef’s Tasting Menu. Later, he hangs out with the boys from AIB, and shows how to whip up a Salmon Slider. They return the favour by cooking Gary a very spicy omelette.
Gary meets restaurateur Zorawar Kalra and samples his famous signature dish daal chawal arancini at Farzi Cafe. Gary invites music composer Vishal Dadlani to help him cook a risotto with greens.
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