If you love cooking and murder, you must see Recipes for love and murder.

[Baitball Blogger]

All the actors and character actors are just great, but Maria Kennedy Doyle is the glue that holds it together. She starts out as the recipe advisor for a paper, and when she gets fired, works her way into an advice columnist position, using her recipes to help people through their problems. One of those people turns out to be a victim of a crime, and Tannie Maria, her columnist name, it on the trail to discover who killed her.

In her pursuit for truth we comes across lots of individuals with interesting backstories, and their secrets. As it turns out, Tannie Maria has a secret of her own.

Acorn-tv.

I am definitely going to gain weight watching this show.

[Harker]

1. Thanks for the tip!

My wife likes good mysteries while she knits, and I'm very happy to go along for the ride with a British mystery.

[intrepidity]

2. I do love cooking, but am just ambivalent about murder

Perhaps combining them will convince me?

Thanks for tbe tip!

[Baitball Blogger]

3. The bonus is a lot of South African culture.

Like taking a trip without leaving your couch.

[intrepidity]

4. Watched 1st episode, commence binge

I'm a bit concerned about Morag free-ranging the kitchen though. Can chickens be house trained?

The music has a bit of a Dexter vibe, which I enjoy.

It also reminds me of a show that only ran for 1 season that I really liked The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency.

So far, so good; thanks for the tip!

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Glad you like it!

Dexter vibe. Funny you should say that. But I won't give it away.