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The Sky's The Limit
Bored of The Wolsey? Sick of La Gavroche? Aim a little higher...
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Mansinthe
Marilyn Manson turns his attentions to your drinks cabinet.
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Flavor Tripping
A fruit from West Africa has recently gained a lot of popularity in New York and is soon to hit the West Coast. The "miracle fruit" changes your taste buds for about 30 minutes so that acidic foods turn into sweet treats. A fruit from West Africa has recently gained a lot of popularity in New York and is soon to hit the West Coast. The "miracle fruit" c... more
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Guts on the Menu
Fraser Byrne and friends visit a Soweto food market on a trip to South Africa and decide to create a banquet consisting of some traditional South African dishes: chicken guts and sheep heads! Fraser Byrne and friends visit a Soweto food market on a trip to South Africa and decide to create a banquet consisting of some tradit... more
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Cucina Sensoriale
Pietro Leeman is very well known in Italy - for being a young chef that, some might say, revolutionised Italian food - by introducing a fantastical type of vegetarian cuisine, where the dishes are named after 'natural' experiences... but in a country that's worldwide famous for its good traditional cuisine, how will this award-winning culinary experience be received? Pietro Leeman is very well known in Italy - for being a young chef that, some might say, revolutionised Italian food - by introducing ... more
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Penis Restaurant
Adam Yamaguchi samples a variety of animal penises in a Beijing restaurant.
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Norwegian Band Cooks
Norwegian Band Ungdomskulen hits the kitchen and dishes up one of their favorite recipes.
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Beef is Bueno
Argentina is famous for its high quality, free range beef. In this pod, by vc2 producer Ginger Gentile & Gerardo Brossy, we get to know the cows, meet a "gaucho" in the pasture, see the slaughter, watch a young butcher work and hear from a hip consumer to learn how important the beef industry is to life in Argentina. Argentina is famous for its high quality, free range beef. In this pod, by vc2 producer Ginger Gentile & Gerardo Brossy, we get to kno... more
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Salumi Meat Society
Chris Cosentino is the head chef of San Francisco-based restaurant Incanto, and a former contestant on Iron Chef America. He is eccentric, charismatic and firm in his beliefs about cooking (includng Offal cooking, which means using all of the parts of an animal, including the heart, spine, kidneys, etc.). He is a meat lover and has created a company called Boccalone, which delivers cured meats on a weekly basis. Members of the Salumi society get together on weekends to taste these hand made artisan meats, much like a wine tasting club tastes wines. We'll talk to Chris, meet members of the Salumi Society and get a tour of the factory where the meat is made, to get a glimpse into this so-called Salumi "movement" Chris Cosentino is the head chef of San Francisco-based restaurant Incanto, and a former contestant on Iron Chef America. He is eccen... more
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Oysters, Per Se
Follow the journey of an Island Creek Oyster from its home in Duxbury Bay to Per Se in NYC.
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British Tikka Masala
Chicken Tikka Masala is an Indian dish created for the tastes of the Western world. It's Britain's favourite curry but I bet most of us don't know how we can cook it at home. In this pod, the top chef at London's Brilliant Restaurant shows us how it's done Chicken Tikka Masala is an Indian dish created for the tastes of the Western world. It's Britain's favourite curry but I bet most of u... more
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Food: Organic vs. Local // Comment Picked for TV
Here's another great webcam response from kimrich09 at Emerson College that made it on TV! This one's for the Pod "Food: Organic vs. Local." Here's another great webcam response from kimrich09 at Emerson College that made it on TV! This one's for the Pod "Food: Organic vs. ... more
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Il miracolo dei funghi
Alcune specie di funghi sono così preziose che il luogo in cui crescono deve rimanere un segreto. Mama ci guida lungo un misterioso percorso alla ricerca di funghi, con i quali cucina poi un prelibato risotto. Alcune specie di funghi sono così preziose che il luogo in cui crescono deve rimanere un segreto. Mama ci guida lungo un misterioso pe... more
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Food: Organic vs. Local
What does organic really mean? Organic food is one of the fastest growing industries in North America. Stores like Whole Foods are cashing in on our desire to eat Green. But arent we forgetting the enormous transportation costs of shipping organic produce halfway around the world to our grocery stores? This pod examines the organic food industry and takes a look at an alternative: local. What does organic really mean? Organic food is one of the fastest growing industries in North America. Stores like Whole Foods are ca... more
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Time Lapse Turkey Feast
Michael Mouris shows us how to make an entire delicious Thanksgiving Dinner-in three minutes or less.
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Are You Highly Caffeinated?
Probably, if you live in Chicago. A new study ranks the top 20 most caffeine-addicted cities in America.
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Foodies!!
Just the name of this site makes my mouth water. Just one more reason I NEED to travel the world. There is so much differnt,delicious dishes aound the world, I just hope I can be luck enough to experience them all. Just the name of this site makes my mouth water. Just one more reason I NEED to travel the world. There is so much differnt,delicious ... more
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The Grilla in Manila
Evander Holyfield is coming out with a competitor to George Foreman's grill. And hey! Keep an eye out for the Mike Tyson Juicer! There's a "beats the pulp out of something" joke in there somewhere. I'm just not man enough to make it. Evander Holyfield is coming out with a competitor to George Foreman's grill. And hey! Keep an eye out for the Mike Tyson Juicer! Th... more
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Pick a Worm, Eat a Worm
Like many people in his home town of San Juan del Estado, in Oaxaca, 40-year-old Rufino Chavez is in the middle of the worm harvesting season. He picks red worms off the roots of the agave plants and samples this year's crop. Picking the worms, which don't provide much income, is a way for Chavez to maintain a family tradition. They are also a popular local delicacy among the poor indigenous communities. Like many people in his home town of San Juan del Estado, in Oaxaca, 40-year-old Rufino Chavez is in the middle of the worm harvesting... more
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