Lamb & Heather

Episode 41

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 42

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 43

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 44

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 45

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 46

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 47

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 48

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 49

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?

Episode 50

When Beth Carter's husband, a famous chef, was beaten to death by the general's men, she did not mourn in public. With her young daughter by her side, she set up a lamb soup stall at the general's gate and quietly bided her time. Patient and calculating, she won the general's affection and entered his house as his concubine. But that success was only part of the plan. What was she really after all these years? If not the lamb soup, then who was the dish "roast lamb with no lamb flavor" actually prepared for?