Valley Fresh Fare/Taj Palace
- Valley Fresh Fare
Taj Palace
Chefs Paul & Jessie Randhawa of The Taj Palace make aloo gobi.
About The Episode
Paul & Jessie Randhawa started off as farmers from Punjab, India. They moved to the U.S. in the early 90s, and opened The Taj Palace in 2008 at its current location. In this episode, they introduce to us two popular Indian dishes: aloo gobi (potatoes and cauliflower cooked in spices) and chicken jalfrezi (curry with chicken and vegetables).
Related Recipe:
Recipe for Aloo Gobi
Recipe for Chicken Jalfrezi
About "Valley Fresh Fare"
Restaurateur Gayla Games (Greystone Restaurant) hosts Yakima-area chefs to create dishes featuring locally grown ingredients. Viewers get tips on buying fresh, ideas for recipe substitutions, and advice on local wine pairings.
About the Host, Gayla Games
Gayla Games, co-creator and host of the monthly cooking show Valley Fresh Fare, is one of Yakima's restaurant pioneers. Gayla started her restaurant career in 1970 when she worked for Gasperetti's. In 1983, she and a business partner purchased The Greystone restaurant. Gayla ran and co-owned the restaurant until she retired in 2002.
About KYVE 47
KYVE 47 has served Yakima and Central Washington, a region with a population of more than 250,000 residents, since its founding as a community-supported public television station in 1962. Since 1994, KCTS Television has held the license for KYVE.
KYVE 47
12 South 2nd Street
Yakima, WA, 98901
Phone: 509.452.4700
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