(Music playing)

Children in aprons tap a rhythm on kitchen bowls and utensils.

A colourful title reads: My World Kitchen

A narrator asks, WHO'S IN THE MY WORLD KITCHEN HOUSE TODAY?

A child with long brown hair opens a door to a kitchen.

The brown-haired child says, HELLO. I'M LOLA. COME IN. THIS IS MY MUM, MARISSA.

Marissa has long dark brown hair and wears a yellow shirt and blue jeans.

Marissa says, HELLO.

The narrator says, says, HI, MUM.

Lola walks behind a kitchen counter.

Lola says, TODAY, I'M GOING TO MAKE A TUNA EMPANADA, 'CAUSE I LOVE TO EAT IT.

The narrator says, LOLA'S MUM HAS SHOWN HER A SPECIAL WAY TO MAKE TUNA EMPANADA, WHICH TASTES ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS.

(Music playing)

A map of the world has a red arrow that points to Spain.

The narrator says, LOLA'S FAMILY IS SPANISH, AND THEY COME FROM SPAIN. SPAIN IS A LARGE COUNTRY IN EUROPE. SPAIN IS HOME TO BEAUTIFUL BEACHES AND PRETTY WHITEWASHED BUILDINGS.

(Castanets clicking)

A person in red plays the castanets. The person dances while playing.

The narrator continues, CASTANETS ARE A SPANISH MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, AND THEY'RE OFTEN USED BY FLAMENCO DANCERS. THE WEATHER IN SPAIN IS JUST RIGHT FOR GROWING LOTS OF DELICIOUS FRUIT: BANANAS, ORANGES AND CHERRIES. MOUTH-WATERING RECIPES CAN BE FOUND IN SPAIN, LIKE PAELLA AND EMPANADA.

(Music playing)

Lola washes her hands at a kitchen sink.

The narrator says, LOLA HAS WASHED HER HANDS, PUT ON HER APRON AND SHE'S READY TO COOK.

Lola wears an orange apron with white dots.

Lola says, I'M GOING TO MAKE TUNA EMPANADA FOR MY FRIENDS.

Children wave.

The narrator says, AND SHE'S INVITED EDIE, HALLE AND LUIS TO TASTE ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS BEFORE THEY TRY LOLA'S DELICIOUS SPANISH MEAL LATER.

Edie opens a box. Edie has medium-length blonde hair and wears denim overalls.

The narrator asks, WHAT'S THAT?

Edie says, A LEAF. IT'S VERY FLUFFY.

Luis says, IT LOOKS QUITE WRINKLY.

Luis has short brown hair and wears a purple t-shirt.

The narrator asks, WHAT DOES IT SMELL LIKE?

Halle sniffs a leaf. Halle has curly dark brown hair and wears a yellow t-shirt.

Halle says, SMELLS QUITE STRONG.

Edie says, IT SMELLS A BIT LIKE LAVENDER.

The narrator says, IT'S NOT LAVENDER, BUT WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE?

Halle says, TASTES QUITE SPICY.

Luis says, IT TASTES FUZZY.

Edie says, TINGLES MY TONGUE.

The narrator says, HA-HA!

Luis says, I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS.

Edie says, I DON'T REALLY KNOW WHAT IT IS.

Halle says, MAYBE IT'S MINT.

The narrator says, MMM, IT'S NOT MINT, EITHER. IT'S FRESH OREGANO.

Halle says, I DON'T LIKE THE TASTE.

The narrator says, OH, NO.

Edie says, I DON'T LIKE THE TASTE.

Luis says, I LIKE THE TASTE OF IT.

The narrator says, THAT'S GREAT, BUT NOT EVERYBODY DOES. WILL THEY CHANGE THEIR MINDS WHEN THEY TASTE IT IN LOLA'S RECIPE?

Ingredients appear on a counter.

The narrator says, AS WELL AS OREGANO, YOU'LL NEED SOFRITO PASSATA, READY-MADE PIZZA DOUGH, BLACK PEPPER, EGGS, PAPRIKA, TINNED TUNA, PITTED GREEN OLIVES AND TOMATO PURÉE. WHAT'S FIRST, THEN, LOLA?

Lola stands at the kitchen counter.

Lola says, I'M GOING TO CRACK AN EGG.

Lola breaks an egg into a clear mug.

The narrator says, WHISK IT, WHISK IT, WHISK IT.

(Laughing)

The narrator says, AND DON'T FORGET TO WIPE YOUR HANDS AFTER TOUCHING RAW EGG. SPRINKLE FLOUR ONTO THE WORKTOP AND ROLLING PIN. ROLL OUT ONE BALL OF DOUGH.

Lola rolls the dough. She picks up a round baking pan.

The narrator says, GOOD ROLLING, LOLA. THEN, PLACE IT ONTO BAKING PAPER IN AN OILED BAKING TIN. PAINT THE TOP OF THE DOUGH WITH WHISKED EGG, THEN ASK A GROWN-UP TO HELP.

Lola brushes the dough with the egg.

Lola asks, MUM, CAN YOU PUT THIS IN THE OVEN, PLEASE?

Marissa says, OF COURSE, LOLA.

Marissa puts the pan in an oven.

The narrator says, WHILE THIS IS IN THE OVEN, ROLL OUT THE SECOND BALL OF PIZZA DOUGH IN THE SAME WAY. COVER IT WITH A CLEAN TEA TOWEL AND LEAVE IT TO ONE SIDE SO YOU CAN MAKE THE FILLING. ADD TOMATO PURÉE TO A BOWL OF PASSATA.

Lola opens a refrigerator and takes out a bowl.

The narrator continues, MUM HAS MASHED SOME TINNED TUNA FOR LOLA TO USE. ADD THIS TO THE BOWL OF PASSATA.

Lola says, I'M GOING TO TEAR UP SOME OLIVES. I LOVE THE TASTE OF OLIVES.

The narrator says, OH, ME, TOO. NOW, ADD THE PAPRIKA AND SOME BLACK PEPPER.

Lola says, NOW IT'S TIME FOR MY SPECIAL INGREDIENT.

The narrator asks, YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS, DON'T YOU? THAT'S RIGHT. IT'S FRESH OREGANO.

An illustration shows oregano growing in a pot.

The narrator says, OREGANO IS A FLOWERING PLANT AND A POPULAR HERB USED IN COOKING. IT CAN BE COOKED WITH TOMATO SAUCES, FRIED VEGETABLES AND GRILLED MEAT. OREGANO HAS BEEN USED IN MEDICINES, AND SOME PEOPLE HAVE EVEN USED IT TO TREAT SEASICKNESS.

An animation shows a person in a boat.

The narrator continues, IN ANCIENT GREECE, PEOPLE LOVED OREGANO, AND THEY OFTEN WORE IT WHEN THEY GOT MARRIED.

Two animated people in ancient Greek clothing wear green wreathes.

(Music playing)

Lola says, NOW, I'M GOING TO PUT SOME OREGANO IN THE BOWL.

Lola pulls leaves off a stem.

The narrator says, YOU'RE DOING A GREAT JOB, LOLA. PICK THE LEAVES OFF THE OREGANO, JUST LIKE THAT. LOLA'S MUM HAS PREPARED AN EGG FOR HER.

Lola says, I'M GOING TO TEAR THIS HARD-BOILED EGG.

Lola puts pieces of the egg in a bowl with the other ingredients.

The narrator asks, WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE THING ABOUT SPAIN, LOLA?

Lola says, SPANISH DANCING IS REALLY ELEGANT. THEY USUALLY USE CASTANETS WHEN THEY'RE DANCING.

The narrator says, THEN IT'S TIME TO MIX IT, MIX IT, MIX IT.

Lola mixes the ingredients with a spoon.

Lola says, I HOPE MY FRIENDS REALLY LIKE THIS.

The narrator says, SPOON THE FILLING OVER THE COOKED AND COOLED PIZZA DOUGH, LEAVING A SPACE AROUND THE EDGE.

Lola lifts a towel covering uncooked dough.

Lola says, AND NOW I'M GOING TO PUT THIS DOUGH ON TOP.

The narrator says, LOLA IS MAKING A BIG EMPANADA TO SHARE.

Lola says, I'M NOW PINCHING THE SIDES TOGETHER.

The narrator says, THAT'S A GREAT IDEA, TO KEEP ALL THAT TASTY FILLING INSIDE.

Lola brushes the whisked egg over top of the dough.

The narrator says, PAINT ON SOME RAW EGG TO HELP IT TURN GOLDEN BROWN AND CRISPY IN THE OVEN.

Lola asks, MUM, CAN YOU PUT IT IN THE OVEN?

Marissa says, OH, WOW, LOLA. THAT LOOKS GREAT.

Lola does the steps of the recipe.

The narrator says, IF YOU'D LIKE TO MAKE LOLA'S TUNA EMPANADA AT HOME, CRACK AN EGG INTO A MUG. CHECK IT FOR SHELL AND GIVE IT A WHISK. REMEMBER TO WIPE YOUR HANDS AFTER TOUCHING RAW EGG. SPRINKLE FLOUR OVER THE WORKTOP AND ROLLING PIN. ROLL OUT ONE BALL OF PIZZA DOUGH. PLACE THE DOUGH ONTO BAKING PAPER IN AN OILED BAKING TIN. PAINT SOME OF THE WHISKED EGG OVER THE DOUGH AND ASK A GROWN-UP TO PUT IT INTO THE OVEN. ROLL OUT THE SECOND BALL OF DOUGH IN THE SAME WAY AS THE FIRST. POP IT ONTO A PLATE AND COVER IT WITH A CLEAN TEA TOWEL. ADD TOMATO PURÉE TO A BOWL OF PASSATA. ASK A GROWN-UP TO HELP YOU MASH TINNED TUNA AND ADD THIS TO THE BOWL. TEAR GREEN OLIVES INTO SMALL PIECES AND ADD THEM TO THE BOWL ALONG WITH THE PAPRIKA. THEN ADD A FEW TWISTS OF BLACK PEPPER. PULL THE LEAVES OFF THE OREGANO AND ADD THEM TO THE MIXTURE. ASK A GROWN-UP TO COOK A HARD-BOILED EGG FOR YOU, THEN BREAK IT UP INTO THE BOWL LIKE THIS AND MIX IT, MIX IT, MIX IT.

Lola stirs the bowl with a spoon.

The narrator continues, SPOON THE FILLING OVER THE COOKED AND COOLED PIZZA DOUGH. SPREAD THE MIXTURE OUT USING THE BACK OF THE SPOON, LEAVING SPACE AROUND THE OUTSIDE. LAY THE SECOND CIRCLE OF DOUGH ON TOP, AND PINCH IT ALL AROUND THE OUTSIDE WITH YOUR FINGERTIPS TO SEAL IT. PAINT THE REST OF THE WHISKED EGG OVER THE TOP OF THE DOUGH, JUST LIKE THIS. PLACE THE TIN BACK ONTO A BAKING SHEET AND ASK A GROWN-UP TO PUT IT INTO THE OVEN FOR YOU.

Lola puts yellow placemats on a red tablecloth.

The narrator says, NOW, THERE'S JUST ENOUGH TIME FOR LOLA TO GET THE TABLE READY BEFORE HER FRIENDS ARRIVE.

Lola sets out miniature Spanish flags and a decorated fan.

(Castanets clicking)

Lola clicks castanets

Lola says, THESE ARE CASTANETS. THEY'RE USED BY SPANISH DANCERS AND MUSICIANS. I WILL SURPRISE MY FRIENDS WHEN THEY ARRIVE.

(Doorbell ringing)

Lola says, OH. THEY'RE HERE.

The narrator says, WELL DONE, LOLA. YOUR SPANISH-THEMED TABLE LOOKS GREAT.

Lola opens the front door.

Lola says, OLA.

Edie says, HI.

The narrator says, THAT MEANS "HELLO" IN SPANISH.

Luis says, HI.

Halle says, HI.

The narrator says, NOW, EVERYONE'S WASHED THEIR HANDS AND THEY'RE READY TO EAT.

A doll in a flamenco costume is on the centre of the dining room table.

Luis says, I REALLY LIKE THE LADY IN THE MIDDLE.

Edie asks WHY IS EVERYTHING RED AND YELLOW?

Lola says, IT'S BECAUSE THE SPANISH FLAG IS RED AND YELLOW.

Halle asks, WHAT ARE THESE?

Lola says, THEY'RE CASTANETS. THEY'RE USED IN SPANISH DANCING.

(Castanets clicking)

Lola and the children click castanets.

Lola says, RIGHT, EVERYBODY. I'VE GOT A SPANISH SURPRISE FOR YOU.

(Laughing)

A blonde woman in a red dress walks in, followed by a guitar player.

(Spanish guitar music)

The narrator says, YOU CAN'T HAVE A SPANISH PARTY WITHOUT A FLAMENCO DANCER.

(Flamenco music)

(Children clapping in rhythm)

The blonde woman plays castanets and turns in a circle as she dances. She stomps her feet over the floor.

Everyone cries, OLÉ!

The narrator says, OLÉ! THAT WAS AMAZING. HERE COMES MUM WITH THE COOKED AND SLIGHTLY COOLED TUNA EMPANADA.

Marissa sets down plates with cut pieces of empanada.

(Music playing)

The narrator says, MUM HAS ALSO BROUGHT SOME SLICED TOMATOES TO GO WITH IT. WELL DONE, LOLA. YOUR TUNA EMPANADAS LOOK WONDERFUL AND HAVE TURNED GOLDEN BROWN IN THE OVEN. EARLIER TODAY, NOT ALL OF LOLA'S FRIENDS LIKED THE TASTE AND SMELL OF OREGANO. I WONDER IF THEY'LL CHANGE THEIR MINDS WHEN THEY TRY IT IN HER RECIPE.

Lola asks, DO YOU LIKE THE EMPANADA?

Luis says, I LIKE THE FLAVOUR, AND I REALLY LIKE HOW THE CHICKEN IS COOKED.

Lola says, IT'S NOT CHICKEN. IT'S TUNA.

Luis says, OH!

Edie says, I REALLY LIKE THE OLIVES.

Halle says, I LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT.

Lola asks, WHAT DO YOU THINK THE SPECIAL INGREDIENT WAS?

Luis says, TOMATO.

Edie says, I DON'T KNOW.

Halle asks, OLIVES?

Lola says, NO. THE SPECIAL INGREDIENT WAS OREGANO.

The children say, AH.

Lola asks, DID YOU LIKE THE OREGANO WHEN IT WAS IN THE FOOD?

Edie says, YEAH, I DID.

Lola asks, WHAT ABOUT YOU, HALLE?

Halle says, YEAH. IT WAS REALLY NICE.

The narrator says, IT LOOKS LIKE EVERYONE'S ENJOYING THE TASTE OF OREGANO AFTER ALL.

Lola says, THANK YOU FOR COMING TO MY WORLD KITCHEN.

(Music playing)

End credits: Narrator, Ainsley Harriott
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