Steven Raichlen's Project Smoke
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Steven Raichlen's Project Smoke
Achieve rich smoke flavor fast with quick-smoking techniques.
Ensuite: 03:00 · Chuck and the First Peoples' Kitchen
20 oct. 2026
Horaires en America/New_York
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Achieve rich smoke flavor fast with quick-smoking techniques.
It's surf and turf! Learn to smoke shrimp cocktails, trout, tri-tip and duck.
Cruise the Great Lakes and discover natural wonders and engineering landmarks.
Explore the Adriatic's historic ports, villages, wineries, and local flavors.
Discover Hawaii's wilder side through hiking and cultural experiences.
Executive Head Chef Ronald visits a local fish market in Bergen to source produce to wow the guests. Regents food Tsar and Senior Culinary Director, Bernhard Klotz is also arriving on board, so Ronald will have to bring his A-game.
Chef Dyland McGrath, takeaway expert Suzie Lee, and celebrity judge Jake Carter experience pizza heaven as Ireland's top 6 pizzerias serve their very best pies with the goal of advancing into the final cook off.
Ana gets a fishing lesson on the dock in St. Thomas, and we visit a very special couple in Bequia who have placed art at the very center of their lives.
Experience Vietnam's history, culture, cuisine, and vibrant city life.
Experience Hawaii's beaches, volcanoes, culture, and historic landmarks.
Explore Dublin's historic landmarks, culture, and famous Guinness heritage.
It is lights, camera, action in Los Angeles as Elizabeth, Lucas, and Jennifer venture deeper into the world of Hollywood, and learn some of the industry's production secrets, on the fascinating Warner Bros. VIP Studio Tour.
Chuck travels to Miawpukek and takes part in a moose hunt with Gregory Jeddore and other local hunters. They locate the moose using calling techniques from a helicopter and discuss culinary methods of preparing this very respected animal.
Trek down the coast of California to find the Golden State's most relaxing resorts and delicious dining, with special stops in Napa, San Francisco, and Monterey.
Inside The Westin in Kuala Lumpur, Phillip visits Prego where Executive Chef Aizat Hakim Feisal creates his impressive signature dishes. Phil also experiences QBA, an energetic bar that will take you back half a century to Havana, Cuba.
Executive Chef Ben Cross prepares some of Ku De Ta's premier signature dishes.
Crete has a rich and complex culinary history, prompting Yotam to utilize his imagination and create unique variations on traditional regional dishes.
Once at a crossroads of ancient trade routes, the ksar of Chinguetti, Mauritania exists like a pearl in the desert on the western edge of the Sahara Desert, a force of nature whose sand reaches every crook and crevice of life in this land.
Travel the country and discover the wackiest oddities it has to offer.
Banff and Jasper National Parks in all their spectacular natural glory.
Tony continues his mission with a tour of local working-class specialties.
Tony experiences the heart-clogging glory of deep-fried food, and haggis.
Anthony Bourdain gives us an intimate tour of the New York City foods he loves.
Tony travels to an old-style Japanese inn for a traditional culinary experience.
Experience the formative moments of Tony's career as he revisits his first job.
No beads, no babes, and no Bourbon Street, just pure New Orleans.
Mickela discovers the diversity and multifaceted cultural history of the metropolitan Malaysian city of Kuala Lumpur through the city's Chinese, Indian, and Malay dance influences.
James, Monica, and their families cannot believe how inspirational it was to taste flavors from Ireland after Catherine successfully prepares an incredible meal for them, followed by two deserts made from their mother Ann's own recipes.
As memories of the cultural icons, hotpots, and unique aspects of each location she visited come flooding back, Catherine takes that inspiration back to her kitchen to prepare for us a few extremely satisfying dishes from South Korea.
Emerald green Greek extra virgin olive oil is the star of this show as we watch it flow from tree to kitchen in the stunningly preserved town of Monemvasia. Explore the diversity and beauty of one of Greece's most delectable exports.
Rick and Hugo d'Acosta toast the world-class wines of Baja California Norte.
Mexico and chocolate go together like salsa and chips.
Jeremy kicks things off with a fragrant Turmeric and Dill Fish dish. Student Joe Swash's first lesson is Duck Spring Rolls. Jeremy also visits an oyster farm and hits the beach where he prepares oysters three ways. Got room for ice cream?
Colleen's family ride electric bikes at Pedego and explore Irvine's international dining destination, Diamond Jamboree. They end in Dana Point with a visit to the Ocean Institute that includes a whale and dolphin watching excursion.
Colleen's family takes an adventurous ATV ride through the stunning terrain of Mexico. They also go on a taco tour, visit Puerto Vallarta's famous Botanical Gardens, go parasailing, and experience a vibrant art tour.
As the first lands of the New World to be discovered by Europeans, the Bahamas have always attracted sailors and adventurers. Fed by the warm, nutrient-rich currents of the Gulf Stream, their shallow waters offer today's travelers a crystal-clear sea teeming with marine life.
The sands of the Moroccan Desert rhythmically dance across a vast, ethereal landscape. This immense region of parched sand and rock appears frozen for eternity, but it is not, as the dunes of the desert are ever being carefully shaped and transformed by the capricious winds of time.
See Mother Nature at its best. From the highest waterfall to the one of the biggest holes in the world, it's this kind of scenery that will make you stop in your tracks.
Melbourne boasts hard-living, good-natured, and eccentric lovers of food.
According to Tony, the best line cooks in N.Y.C. come from Mexico.
Tony indulges in a meal made by one of the world's best chefs - Tetsuya Wakuda.
Tony returns to his beloved Hanoi for the lunar New Year holiday of Tet.
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