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Mary Berry's Foolproof Cooking

Mary Berry

Karen Ross

David Ambler

Emma Boswell

Jane Pelling

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Mary Berry's Foolproof Cooking: Episode 2

Factual: Food & Drink

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Episode 2

BBC Two - Mary Berry's Foolproof Cooking, Episode 2

Mary prepares a warming roasted butternut squash soup with cheese and parma ham twists.

Mary Berry shares a selection of her foolproof recipes. Mary cooks a warming roasted butternut squash soup with indulgent cheese and parma ham twists.

In this programme, Mary cooks up the best of her comforting home-cooked dishes - those that pick you up and put a smile on your face. To start, Mary prepares a warming roasted butternut squash soup with indulgent cheese and parma ham twists. Next, a foolproof mackerel pate with lime that couldn't be simpler, followed by a warming Mexican tortilla bake, perfect for a cosy evening at home with the family.

Mary also visits a garlic farm on the Isle of Wight where she meets Colin Boswell to learn about the pungent bulb and taste some of their varied garlic dishes. Afterwards, Mary returns to the kitchen to make a comforting chicken casserole with garlic and rosemary crushed potatoes. Finally, Mary prepares a delicious creme caramel to enjoy time and time again.

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Mary Berry shares a selection of her foolproof recipes.

Mary Berry draws on her wealth of cookery know-how to share a selection of her foolproof recipes.

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