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Peta Unplugged in Tahiti

Peta Unplugged in the South of France

Peta Unplugged in Marrakech

Join world traveller and food expert Peta Mathias for six half-hour episodes in the South of France.

This is food/travel TV at its very best. Follow Peta's culinary students, as they experience the gorgeous Languedoc-Roussillon, a region rich with wonderful food and sumptuous wines, and have cooking lessons in a rustic country kitchen.

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Peta Unplugged in Marrakech

Peta Unplugged in Marrakech

Set in exotic Morocco, a country famous for indulging the senses, and presented by the effervescent Peta Mathias, "Peta Unplugged - Marrakech" offers fresh perspectives on a culture via its cuisine.

This six x 1/2 hr series focuses on world traveller and food expert, Peta Mathias, as she guides her "gastro-nomads" on a culinary and cultural tour of hip Marrakech and its intriguing surrounds.

Featuring cooking classes both in the field and at home, along with Peta's highly entertaining and informative personal insights into the Moroccan way of life, "Peta Unplugged – Marrakech" is travel/foodie TV at its best.

The six episodes will begin screening on Prime TV from July 27th at 7.30pm. (Tuesday nights) with the DVD of the series available from October.

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Peta Unplugged

Peta Unplugged

Join New Zealand food expert Peta Mathias as she demonstrates ten fabulous summer entertaining dishes. This chaptered, easily navigable DVD, complete with printable recipe attachments, is sure to find a home next to your favourite cookbooks. Not only is this a very practical kitchen companion… Peta, complete with her endless wit and wisdom, and glorious fashion sense, will keep you thoroughly entertained… from the tantalizing arrangement of recipe ingredients at the start to the delectable visual symphony at recipe's end!

Check out the recipes from the DVD screening on The Living Channel and the Food Channel from January 2009 and throughout the year.

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Jeff and Jane Avery with Peta Mathias
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Jeff and Jane Avery

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NZ on Screen interview with Peta

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A Taste of Home

A Taste of Home

For more than 10 years "Taste New Zealand" has featured the best of New Zealand cuisine on screen, and more recently gastronome Peta Mathias travelled the world for culinary inspiration in "Taste Takes Off". Peta's latest venture combines the flavours of NZ with international fare - but in a series that is closer to home.

"A Taste of Home" celebrates the best of the newest of New Zealand cuisine, brought to our shores by recently adopted Kiwi's from all over the globe, countries like; Korea, Russia, India, France, Brazil, Northern Africa & the Middle East.

With humour and much love Peta discovers the secrets, the frustrations, the celebrations and of course Taste the food of a new migrant's home country - made in their new home, New Zealand.

Taste of Home Website

Taste Takes Off

Taste Takes Off

Taste New Zealand, New Zealand's most successful food travel show is spreading its wings and taking off to destinations around the Pacific Rim in Taste Takes Off.

New Zealand's footloose travel writer and television foodie Peta Mathias explores the flavours, the style and the sights of 10 destinations of the Pacific, including Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, California and Canada. "There's no better way to discover the culture of the country than through its food," says Mathias.

Taste Takes Off Website
Taste Takes Off on www.travelchannel.co.uk

NZ House and Garden

NZ House and Garden

NZ House & Garden is TV One's brand new, prime time home and garden series. Each programme celebrates the homes, lifestyles and creativity of New Zealander's in Aotearoa, as well as Kiwi's who have made a life for themselves overseas.

While Miriama and Tony travel throughout New Zealand and around the globe visiting spectacular homes and gardens, Peta tastes her way through Aotearoa in search of ideas for entertaining, as well as showcasing the best in New Zealand cuisine.

NZ House and Garden Website

Taste New Zealand

Taste New Zealand

Peta has presented NZ's most successful travel/food show Taste New Zealand for ten years on TV ONE. It screens at 8pm on Friday during the season and reruns are constantly being played at unheard of hours such as 6am. This show is witty, educational, informative and triples the business of any producer who features on it. It is also a valuable archive on food and cooking in New Zealand and tells the story of the culinary growth of an isolated but vivacious country. In the international version Taste Takes Off, Peta explores the flavours, the style and the sights of destinations like Rajasthan, Crete, Beijing, New Orleans, the Margaret River in Australia and North Yorkshire. "There's no better way to discover the culture of a country than through its food," says Mathias.

There are at least two cooking segments in the half hour show, one from a guest chef and one from Peta, both using products which have appeared in the show. "Taste NZ" was honoured with an international award at the "World Food Media Awards" in Adelaide in 1997. The presentation of a silver ladle was for best segment in a food program. In 2001 it won Best Electronic Media Award from the NZ Guild of Food Writers, in 2003 the same award plus the Supreme Award and in 2005 the same award for exhibiting mastery in the field of television. A Taste of Ireland won Best Television Magazine/Lifestyle Program for 2004 at Qantas Media Awards in May 2005.

Taste New Zealand Website

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