My World Kitchen
My World Kitchen is a program for youth on CBeeBies. Talented young cooks take over the kitchen and celebrate their heritage by cooking some very special recipes. We find out where these dishes and ingredients come from along the way. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 59 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in November 2025.
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My World Kitchen
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.
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Scarlet is cooking a colourful French vegetarian ratatouille full of lovely fresh vegetables and served with french bread.
Balthazar is cooking a traditional Turkish revani cake. Coconut is an important ingredient in his recipe, but will his friends like the taste?
Lexi is cooking Glamorgan sausages using two Welsh ingredients: Caerphilly cheese and leeks. But will her friends like the taste of leeks?
Hanna is cooking a Japanese dish called sushi. The recipe uses rice with Japanese seaweed called nori wrapped around it.
Kay has invited his friends to taste his Polish dill pickle soup, which he serves in baked bread rolls with cream on top.
Series 4
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?
Series 2
Indigo is making a delicious dessert called pavlova. She whisks eggs to make meringues and fills them with cream, strawberries and juicy kiwi fruit.
Gabriel is making cornish pasties today. He shows us a really clever way to crimp a pastry case and serves the pasties in a traditional way.
Naomi is making a very special Senegalese seafood dish called mafe fish. She serves it with white fluffy rice and a colourful Senegalese drink.
Annabel is making an Austrian dessert called Kaiserschmarren. She wears a traditional dress and invites her friends to her Austrian chalet.
Mason is cooking a recipe named after the place it comes from: Yorkshire. Mason serves his recipe with broccoli and lots of gravy.
Series 4
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.
Aleisha is making rolex, a traditional Ugandan omelette with baby tomatoes, green cabbage, red onion and green chilli. Aleisha also teaches her friends to play the African drums!
Series 2
Marina takes us to Mexico, cooking a traditional dish called enchiladas. She also entertains her friends with a traditional mariachi band.
Series 1
Malika shows us how to make a Moroccan fish ball tagine. She uses fresh fish poached in spices and cooks it in a traditional Moroccan tagine.
Valentina shows us how to make a tasty Greek meal. Her moussaka recipe is loaded with fresh vegetables and topped with green lentils.
Cassava cake is a very popular dessert in the Philippines, and Reese is making one for her friends to try when they come to visit.
Talented young chef Ben is cooking his favourite dish, German zwiebelkuchen, an onion tart made from pastry, onion and German ham.