A Recipe for Love

A Recipe for Love (2009)


  • Genre: Soap, Drama
  • Creator: Lakorn Thai
  • First Air Date: 2009-10-29
  • Last Air Date: 2009-12-01
  • Total Seasons: 1
  • Total Episodes: 33
  • Status: Ended
  • Episode Runtime: 75 min.
  • Production Company: Lakorn Thai
  • Production Country: Thailand
  • Networks: Channel 3
  • Director: Aew Ampaiporn Jitmaingong
star 7.2/10
From 3 Ratings

Summary

Alin is a dwindling actress unable to compete with younger rising starlets. When she is approached to do a cooking show “Soot Aroi Gap Alin (Delicious Recipes with Alin)”, she accepts, hoping it will save her career and also to bring her closer to the owner of the show, Anucha. One problem, she can’t cook. She hires Din, a foul-mouth chef, for cooking lessons. Slowly she learns how to cook and her show is a major ratings hit. Also at this time, Alin develops a personal relationship with her cooking teacher, not a romantic one. She begins to consult with him about her life and love. As her relationship blossoms with the man of her dreams, she begins to question about the relationship she has with her chef. Though Anucha is the man of her dreams and can give her things she superficially desires (glamor and stardom), Din makes her happy. Who will she choose?

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A Recipe for Love Seasons

Season 1

First Air Date: 2009-10-29
33 Episodes

A Recipe for Love Episodes

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  • Theeradej Wongpuapan

    as Pasu or Din
  • Anne Thongprasom

    as Alin
  • Nithi Smuthkochorn

    as Patikom or Thua Piak
  • Nithichai Yotamornsunthorn

    as Wayu or Lom
  • Sonia Couling

    as Sopitha
  • Sinitha Boonyasak

    as Warin or Narm
  • Panward Hemmanee

    as Ming
  • Willie McIntosh

    as Lek
  • Penpak Sirikul

    as Napha Boriban / "Fah"
  • Duangjai Hathaikarn

    as Nongpanga [Pasu's mother]
  • Duangta Toongkamanee

    as Khun Ying Amara Sophat [Anucha's mother]
Writing Nuttiya Sirakornwilai Screenplay
Directing Aew Ampaiporn Jitmaingong Director