Cook the Books (TV program)

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Cook the Books
Created byTop Shelf Productions / Choice TV [1]
Directed byLaurie Clarke
Presented by Carly Flynn
Narrated by Carly Flynn
Country of origin New Zealand
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes8
Production
Executive producerVincent Burke
Camera setupSjaak te Brake
Running time24 minutes
Release
Original network ChoiceTV
Original release30 October 2014 (2014-10-30)

Cook the Books was a New Zealand cooking show. [2] It is based on the Cook the Books bookstore that focuses on NZ chefs who have released their own cookbooks and to cook from them. The show is hosted by Carly Flynn, and aired its first season on Choice TV on 30 October 2014 along with a second season in 2015. [3] [4] [5]

Episodes

No.Chefs / GuestsEpisode air date
1Al Brown & Karla Goodwin [6] October 30, 2014
2 Chelsea Winter & Sarah O’Neil [7] [8] November 6, 2014
3Michael Van de Elzen & Cameron Petley [9] November 13, 2014
4Martin Bosley & Lauraine Jacobs [10] November 20, 2014
5 Nadia Lim & Alan Brown [11] November 27, 2014
6Simon Gault & Jeremy Schmid [12] December 4, 2014
7Robert Oliver & Sachie Nomura [13] December 11, 2014
8Peta Mathias, Julie Le Clerc & Brett McGreggor [14] December 18, 2014

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