Paul Rankin vs. The Lemon Tree

Season 1Episode 230 minSep 11, 2007
Paul Rankin vs. The Lemon Tree
Paul Rankin cooks a Greek meal of sheftalia for Chris, a takeaway lover who only experiences home cooking when his mother visits from Cyprus. The chef hopes his efforts are enough to persuade the London-based fast-food fan to start preparing healthier meals for himself. Chefs Dish: Sheftalia with Greek salad
Paul Rankin vs. The Lemon Tree has aired on Sep 11, 2007 at 6:30 PM
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