Love's Sweet Recipe

Generally I much prefer these smaller scale pandemic-filmed TV movies to the pre-2020 ones, they seem more down to earth for a small-village-dweller like me. Whilst I'm defo not a chef, I can relate to both lead characters who are having to change to more realistic goals after unexpected setbacks / (family) heath issues etc. These shows inspire hope, especially important in the times we're going through. I'd like to see a sequel or even a spin off series where customers are uplifted by this story and go on to create their own happiness, despite other tragedies etc. Longterm disability and how people still live beautiful lives should feature more in this genre.

Lovely storyline with gorgeous outdoor surroundings. Talented acting. Nicely done feel-good entertainment. Not sure why the other person who reviewed this was so critical. They sound bitter. We watch a lot of rom-coms, and this was beautifully done. Great rapport between the actors, too.

I've been watching these type of films for the last 4 or so years & there are so many sub-standard romances, this being one of them. Unfortunately, the lead actress, Megan Hutchings has the most annoying voice, something which is becoming the norm & it sounds so false.

I watched the movie a couple of times and I really enjoyed it. I think the 2 negative review weren't fair and representative.

Watched it for an hour and turned it off, another dumb script and so-so actors. Feel sorry for the actors who had to recite stupid lines. "Dad's cooking book" didn't work. Too soapy and it really was an insult to intelligent viewers. Get a decent script ! I gave it two stars but I was being generous it deserved zero.