My World Kitchen

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My World Kitchen

Charlotte makes Irish boxty for her friends using mashed and grated potato. She tops her boxty with cooked egg and serves it with tomato.

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Series 1
Molly brings the flavours of the Caribbean to her home, cooking a Saint Lucian-themed meal of jerk fish, spiced potato wedges and avocado salsa.
Larry is cooking Chinese steamed tofu, egg and prawn. China is famous for its wonderful food so Larry's friends are very excited to try some.
Naima is cooking Algerian borek. Borek is made from pastry, potato, meat, cheese and you can even add olives. She can't wait for her friends to taste it!
Orson is cooking a special version of bakewell tart. To make things more exciting, he is throwing his friends an afternoon tea party with fancy dress.
Je'nae is cooking her favourite meal of Jamaican saltfish and cabbage. Her mum has cooked some Jamaican dumplings and rice to eat with it.
Connor makes a vegetarian haggis to share with his friends. He serves his haggis with neeps and tatties and has invited a bagpiper as a surprise.
Ria and Rohan cook their delicious version of a classic Indian dish, tandoori chicken, cooked in a clay oven called a tandoor.
Eddie makes a delicious cheese and olive pizza for his friends, using homemade dough and cooking it outside in his family's pizza oven.
Series 4
Jessica is making a Ukrainian soup called borscht, famous for being brightly coloured. It's flavoured with beetroot, which makes the soup so distinct and delicious.
Disa is baking Swedish kardemummabullar. The buns are sweetened with honey and flavoured with Disa's secret ingredient: cardamom. Will her friends guess the secret ingredient?
Diellza makes stuffed peppers from Kosovo. She stuffs her peppers with rice mixed with vegetables and spices and serves her meal with a traditional Kosovan drink. Yum!
Suri makes the tasty Iranian meal of joojeh: chicken marinated in yogurt, saffron, turmeric and lemon. Suri and her friends enjoy her meal in traditional style.
Leo is baking a sharlotka, a traditional Russian apple cake. Leo also treats his friends to a wonderful musical surprise with a special Russian instrument, before they enjoy their food.
Holly is making two classic Merseyside recipes. A local Liverpool stew called scouse with a side of crusty bread, pickled beetroot and cabbage. But what is her secret ingredient?
Sebastiaan is making the South African dish bobotie, made with minced meat and spiced by his secret ingredient: cumin. It's followed by fresh mango, which is a South African tradition.
Hannah is making a tasty Korean marinade for salmon made of soy sauce and Korean chilli paste. Hannah wears a traditional Korean outfit and gives her friends kimchi on the side.
Emilio is making two recipes from Cyprus: traditional Cypriot pitta bread and tasty red pepper and halloumi skewers. Emilio also has a thoughtful surprise for his friends.
Zahra-Rose is having an indoor picnic with her friends. She's making Somali nafaqo, which is made of seasoned mashed potato wrapped around a hard-boiled egg and rolled in breadcrumbs.
Vinnie is from Bristol and is making a yummy asparagus tart with a parsley and thyme cream cheese. To go with his meal, Vinnie and his friends are having a pirate party! Arrr!
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