The Spice Of Life - The Spices Of India- 1983 BBC series - Edward Woodward narrating

The 1983 BBC production of The Spice of Life with Edward Woodward narrating.
This is the episode featuring Curry.

[@nivannair6880]

This is gold!!! I did not fell asleep at all watching this. The difference between the old documentary and the present one

[@Mojo-vu4hr]

if this man made this video today he would be a KZbin star!

[@conniepenner1668]

I remember watching this show in the late 80s and 90s. Loved it then and now. Wish there were more like this available now

[@philna1941]

"The cook of divine contrivance" What a great turn of phrase !!

[@michaeltariga5285]

Phil Na "The hot dish of the sun on the table of the heavens."

[@klayofthemystics]

Has me starving....heading for an Indian Restaurant for lunch

[@Sho_Ryu_Ken]

Nice

[@neilrulz24]

this is the most relaxing shit i ever seen

[@mgabrielle2343]

Remember all shits relaxing or not come out of this planet earth, so for once have a good shit because soon you will emerge with the mother earth from where you sprang.

[@sovereign2790]

great production 👌

[@neillandscape1376]

Watched this back then on PBS, awesome show.

[@fatcat2939]

I remember watching this series when it was originally aired on BBC2. Its a great reference, fascinating and very well produced. Are there four episodes or more. I thought it was six.

[@Retrodag1]

I am uploading more over the next few weeks. We hope to have all 13 episodes up for viewing. With any luck, someone might make the series available on DVD for everyone one day!!

[@fatcat2939]

Great, thanks for the effort.

[@xidill]

thx for posting.

[@Sho_Ryu_Ken]

Love coriander and cilantro good shit.

[@oldtug]

Thanks for uploading!!!!. I hope you have access to all episodes and are able to put them all up to see. This is such a rare and great show. I thought it was totally lost. Thanks

[@StevenHeapRecipes]

thanks

[@gokulchandramohanty1]

paan leaf is not same as black pepper plant

[@jamesfrederick.]

Ok now I’ve watched all of these British spice documentaries do i feel more cultured kinda

[@AsianMeatBunBoy]

22:00 service medals, but never in the military. True story, bruh.

[@malang73]

The side effect of spice is a powerful scent of armpit.

[@zzzzzz3006]

😀😁😂😃😄😅😆

[@gayatri.manavades3178]

So well experienced ur

[@nivannair6880]

Eating pigs gives that armpit scent too 😂😂😂

[@old-fashionedcoughypot]

*Heavy breathing intensifies*

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

Without Native American cultivation of herbs and vegetables over the last 20,000+ years, used in spices, India food would be bland.

[@Mr71paul71]

they may have created some very nice food, but they forgot to invent the knife and fork !!! no wonder visitors to their country spend most of the visit on the toilet

[@harshilldhingra4984]

Hahaha

[@JS-tx8vw]

U guys have pork....and what do Swine eats??? Shit ...so u eat shit worse than using fork and knives

[@Jackthebill]

What are u actually saying?? Cause your entire statement is contradicting. You r saying the food is good but due to no knives and forks they end up going to toilets will only happen if you don’t wash your hands well. Which most of you westerners don’t do.

[@kapilsethia9284]

Do you eat Pizza and burgers with knives and forks?

[@angelaaranha5696]

We know how to wash our hands properly. We do have knives and forks too!!

[@josephcampbell4724]

U people learning from East their Culture Comenting on them Judjing them who gave u that authority ???? This is so called Orientilism at its best , watching Work with European Binocular . Pathetic

[@Mujangga]

Well it certainly can't be Mogul binoculars, they didn't have any, _but_ they sure did love their European made canons which which they could slaughter Hindus and conquer them.

[@old-fashionedcoughypot]

Easy as farting to do though.