Anthony Bourdain: A Cook's Tour
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Anthony Bourdain: A Cook's Tour
A spontaneous layover in Bangkok, Thailand leads Tony into the city.
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A spontaneous layover in Bangkok, Thailand leads Tony into the city.
Bourdain visits his boss's family farm, as well as a foie gras farm.
It’s a sweet strawberry summer at River Cottage.
On May Day, Hugh takes advantage of a healthy crowd that gathers on the Cerne Abbas Giant by selling his famous chocolate waffles. It is also opening night at The River Cottage HQ, and Hugh hopes to serve his guests something spectacular.
There are new arrivals on Hugh's farm this spring, including 11 piglets and two baby lambs. Hugh also attends an Easter Blossom Picnic Party, goes mushroom hunting for morells, and gets a crash course in breadmaking from a master baker.
Hugh installs beehives at The River Cottage HQ, the only problem is his fear of being stung. He also takes on his biggest event yet, a wedding party, and the newlyweds want their entire menu to only include wild, or home-grown, cuisine.
The top 6 beef and chicken takeaways in Ireland show off their grill skills to impress Chef Dylan McGrath, takeaway expert Suzie Lee, and celebrity judge Rory O'Connor, to ultimately compete in the season's final cook off challenge.
Meet a special woman in St. John who uses art to redefine her culture. In a return visit to Puerto Rico, we check in on their continuing efforts to recover from the hurricanes of 2017, and we visit an inspirational artist in St. Maarten.
Experience Southeast Asia across Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Singapore.
Discover San Francisco's famous landmarks, waterfront, and Chinatown.
Explore Versailles and enjoy some of France's most famous attractions.
Harbour Island, pink sand, hokey pokey ice cream, Spanish Wells, Preacher's Cave, parasailing, and Atlantis Bahamas are among the hot-spots Elizabeth and Taylor explore on their adventure in the beautiful Bahamas.
Chuck visits Gesgapegiac, a Mi'kmaq community in East Quebec. Alongside Stephen Jerome, he fishes a beautiful river full of salmon, learns about basket-weaving, and cooks a traditional local recipe.
Culinary Travels has found some incredible flavors in Napa Valley, California. We will be sampling the region's famous wines before discovering fresh cuisine at two luxury resorts.
Professional Mixologist Jonas Ax reveals his depth of knowledge of all things shaken, stirred, chilled, and sparkling as host Phillip Davenport spends an afternoon at Elysium Bar and Terrace.
The Marina Bay Sand's Epicurean Market in Singapore is a culinary force.
Beginning in the exquisite fishing port of Bosa, Yotam prepares one of the Mediterranean's classic meals: freshly caught lobster on an open fire pit. Leaving the coast behind, he then travels into the rugged Sardinian heartland.
Welcome to Ganvie, land of the unsubdued, the free, the resistance, and of peaceful waters. In Ganvie, the Tofinu people live on the water. To do so they must move at a careful pace, learn to live without excess, and form deep bonds of family and friendship to survive.
Travel the country and discover the wackiest oddities it has to offer.
Experience the supreme and sacred spectacle of the Grand Canyon. This insider's view of one of the world's greatest natural wonders takes you rim-to-rim to hike hidden canyons, plunge into ancient pools, raft world-class rapids, discover manmade gems, and explore extreme backcountry.
Volcanoes erupt and geysers explode in this sizzling episode. Take a look at the hottest parks you can visit!
Prague is as beautiful as it is historic, and it’s also one of the best cities in Europe for photography. After navigating the city streets to find the best photo spots, Elia gets a tour of Erik Johansson's photography studio.
Milwaukee with Denella Ri'chard.
In Denver, Colorado we meet with banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck, visit the workshop where the GRAMMY statuettes are lovingly handcrafted, and explore nearby ski resorts, local record stores, dance clubs to soak in the Denver experience.
This is your chance to experience the rich culture of Sicily. Music Voyager travels into the heart of Sicily where we will dine with royalty and toast the region's famous vineyards amid the shadows of Mount Etna.
Pamela visits the Cu Chi Tunnels and offers travel tips in Packing with Pamela.
In the Bronx, Mickela meets with the largest Garifuna community in the United States, a people of Afro-Caribbean culture with Central American influences whose dances and music have miraculously survived generations of incredible odds.
A delightful discussion over cake and tea leads Rosemary and Catherine into the kitchen where Rosemary reveals her recipe for Stout Soused Herrings, a recipe Catherine will take with her to recreate in Paris for Rosemary's daughter, Una.
In London, Mary Claire dreams of nettle and leek soup with homemade brown bread. With familial guidance on behalf of Sheila and Joe Kirwan in Clonegal, Catherine travels to London to surprise Mary Claire with a little taste of home.
Diane sets out for Paros to find a young visionary farmer named Alkis Downward and his fiancee who have been tilling the Downward family land for five years and have created a successful and sustainable agriculture production facility.
Rick provides in-depth details on the preparation of a classic chiles rellenos.
Chorizo is the "bacon of Mexico."
Jeremy's BBQ Chicken Wings with Spicy Slaw is sure to impress. Joe prepares a perfect Malaysian Fried Rice. After being inspired by Drunken Prawns in a home dedicated to whisky, Jeremy makes Cinnamon Bao Doughnuts and Chocolate Sauce.
Grab your winter gear and head to Quebec City where Colleen's family explores the Winter Carnival and the Hotel de Glace, rides down a mountain on a giant snow tube, tries their hand at dog sledding, and savors maple syrup goodies.
The grandest of canyons awaits! While in Northern Arizona, the Kellys also pay a visit to Bearizona to meet some of the region's wildlife, and take a real wild west train ride on the Grand Canyon Railway.
Isolated from geopolitics for the past 30 years, Laos is now slowly opening to tourism. Its cultures and environment are fragile, and a responsible form of tourism could preserve its past and character. From fishing villages to the forests of northern Laos, meet the people that protect their land.
Sri Lanka is principally known for its heavenly beaches, bold-green mountains and forests, its glorious waterfalls, and renowned tea plantations. It has begun to preserve its ecological resources, and respect the environment more and more, so that everyone may enjoy the land's bounty over time.
From the most scenic drive in America, to the world's largest bowl of fresh water, these parks have the wettest landscape for your pleasure.
Toronto is a bright, bustling cosmopolitan city whose residents have roots across the globe. You will find everything in Toronto, including world-class food, art, culture, beaches, museums, nightlife, theaters, and the beautiful outdoors.
Be tailgate-ready with these quesadillas, burgers and pork chops.
Experience Baltimore’s grilling traditions, from pit beef to local seafood.
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