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The Latin Kitchen (2017-2017)

Premiere:
October 12, 2017

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 15

Finale:
October 12, 2017

Original Title:
The Latin Kitchen

Genres:
Documentary | Reality

Countries:
CA

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Latin Kitchen is an upbeat half-hour of culinary favourites from Mexico, Spain, and Venezuela. In their very own rustic Latin Kitchen, Juan Pablo (Venezuela), Luis (Mexico) and Tigretón (Spain) give us fresh takes on traditional Latin meals. Our hosts introduce us to simple techniques and new ingredients sure to spice up any dinner party or weeknight meal. In each fast-paced episode, we’ll explore Spanish, Mexican, or Venezuelan cooking, with hosts focusing on an ingredient or regional flavour for four mouth-watering recipes. The hosts bring their own unique culinary style to the table, sharing stories of growing up in Latin kitchens with recipes passed down through the generations to inspire and entertain audiences.

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Associate Producer:
Steph Brown

Casting Associate:
Kath McIntyre

Casting Coordinator:
Nicole Callahan

Cinematography:
Matthew MacDonald

Director:
Matt West

Executive Producer:
Chris Knight

Producer:
Anna Podrebarac

Writer:
Chris Knight
Sarah Hewitt

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