In Recipes for Love and Murder, nothing is as it seems – even in a sleepy and sweet little town called Eden.
Here is 5 Reasons to Tune in every Sunday at 8pm on M-Net, DStv Channel 101, starting 20 March.
- It is witty and relatable
Whether you’re from a small town and therefore recognise the characters, or you’re someone who enjoys having their nose in other people’s business, like Tannie Maria, you will easily fall in love with some of these characters. While the story has its moments of darkness, it is wrapped in wit and charm that will warm your heart.
- The storyline is gripping
Who doesn’t love a good whodunit? Just like the beloved book series, the show has twists and turns that will keep you entertained until the very last episode.
- The performances are stellar
From the heavyweight co-leads to the strong supporting cast that ranges from veterans to newcomers, each performance is scene-stealing. The cast deliver the goods not just as an ensemble, but as their individual characters: their performances are at times perfectly silly and at others, nuanced and complex.
- The cinematography is gorgeous
Whether it’s the overhead shots of the fictional town of Eden or the lush scenes of the beautiful landscape surrounding it, Recipes for Love and Murder is one good-looking show. Come for the gorgeous shots, stay for the storyline.
- The recipes really are delicious
Food is a strong supporting cast member. After all, Tannie Maria is the town’s resident recipe columnist. From decadent sorbets to mouthwatering curries, Recipes for Love and Murder might leave you feeling a bit hungry. On the plus side, you’ll know what to cook for supper that week!
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