Seoid a' Chidsin 

Seoid a' Chidsin  - The Kitchen Coves

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Seòid a' Chidsin

Seòid a' Chidsin - The Kitchen Coves

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Ùisdean and Roddy use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals.

Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals

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Seoid a' Chidsin

Ruaraidh Munro

Uisdean Macleod

Seòid a' Chidsin - The Kitchen Coves: Series 4: Episode 3

Episode 3

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Tha na seòid a’ dèanamh biadh-sràide. The lads cook street food.

Às dèidh tadhal air iomadh stàl-bìdh, tha na seòid a’ cur an làmh ri biadh-sràide. After visiting a range of food vendors, the coves cook street food.

Tha na seòid a’ tilleadh bho fhèis-chiùil às dèidh iomadach seòrsa grèim-bìdh fheuchainn aig na stàlaichean-bìdh, agus a’ cur an làmh fhèin ri biadh blasta agus luath a dhèanamh.

Tha Ùisdean a’ dèanamh Muc-fheòil Jerk Jamaicanach agus a’ cur a char fhèin air “Shark & Bake”, fhad ’s a tha Ruaraidh a’ dèanamh kebabs blasta feòil-uain agus stir fry Tàidh.

Tha iad a’ cur crìoch air an latha aig a’ bharbecue a’ bruich na kebabs agus a’ mhuc-fheòil.

The lads return from a music festival having sampled a variety of dishes at street food stalls. Inspired by what they tasted, they cook up their own take on fast and tasty foods.

Uisdean makes Jamaican jerk pork and his own special take on a 'shark and bake', while Ruaridh makes tasty lamb kebabs and a Thai-inspired stir fry. They finish off the day outside at the BBQ, cooking up kebabs and jerk pork.

In Gaelic with English subtitles.

Seòid a' Chidsin - The Kitchen Coves: Series 4

Cooks Ùisdean and Roddy use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals.

Ùisdean and Roddy, keen domestic cooks, use locally sourced produce to create mouth-watering meals.

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