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Renee heads out to sea with Peter Kuruvita in Sydney, while Adam tastes the infamous Holy Goat cheese and checks out some Russian delicacies.

Laura gets Asian-inspired when she cooks Pork Yaki Udon with Japanese chef Masa. Gerardo Lopez makes an authentic Mexican treat, Mango and Kingfish Ceviche.

Pheasant is a popular type of poultry commonly used in Tuscany. Rachael demonstrates how to cook pheasant in a ragu sauce served over a bed of pappardelle pasta.

Hayden heads to the Sunshine Coast and kicks things off in the hinterland at Maleny Dairies, then drops in on Australia's organic farmer of the year. Then to an epic sunset beach cook!

Natalie Paull wows everyone with a chocolate Bavarian pie; Jacob Leung makes a semifreddo filled with Turkish flavours; Justine prepares a decadent, joy-sparking strudel.

As Chefs Rob and Craig continue their culinary inspiration tour they land at Poggio Foco, a winery and farm in Maremma, Tuscany.

Rick's picking mushrooms in Norfolk, chasing the Norfolk Black Turkey, and making pork pies in Nottingham. He even gets mobbed outside a sausage shop!

Develop your prowess in the kitchen with one of Australia’s most loved cooks, Justine Schofield. Along with an array of amazing guests Justine inspires cooks of all skill levels to be more ambitious and creative in their kitchens.

Chickpeas, please! The King of Hummus, chef Tom Sarafian, joins comedian Tegan Higginbotham and Adam to make recipes that are on the pulse.

Jamie pulls up some of his first onions of the year and makes a crisp and fresh cheese and onion salad. The red onions he uses in an onion and potato al forno with tender roast pork.

Italian American cuisine continues to evolve with time. Lidia demonstrates a traditional favourite, spaghetti with meatballs. Then, a contemporary pork chop Milanese that is a delicacy.

Michel serves up a sharing feast. A visit to a restaurant on the Mediterranean coast inspires a smoked fish platter starter. Then, a main course of rich beef cheek stew with a salted caramel tart.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

Macaroons may look unbelievably difficult to make, but really, they are just posh meringues and Lorraine has a recipe to make them with ease. Mini Tiramisu Cakes are a delicious and playful twist.

Spanish missionaries brought olive trees to California in the 1700's. Centuries later, California is a leading producer of olives and olive oil.

Enjoy the culinary skills of Veronica Francis, who draws on her Malaysian influences from her father.

Their journey leads them to the historic manor house of Rosendal before Sigrid delves into the intricacies of fjord aquafarming.

Laura has the sweetest of all Greek cooks on the show, Kathy Tsaples, who is making a mouth-watering traditional Papoutsakia, or 'Little Slippers'.

Rachael cooks up her family's favourite version of spaghetti and meatballs with a Tuscan flair.

Hayden pushes further north this week as he heads to Bundaberg! Hayden also visits the Mon Repos Turtle Centre for a chance to see baby loggerhead turtles hatching!

Things turn deliciously creamy as Natalie Paull's Featherlight Cream Sponge Cake steals the show, and Justine's mango and tequila sorbet adds a refreshing zing.

Francesco, the owner of Poggio Foco, sends Chefs Rob and Craig to his favourite local cheese production house famous for ricotta and pecorino.

In Wakefield, Rick makes a sublime rhubarb crumble and meets Janet Oldroyd, whose family have been farming rhubarb for four generations.

Develop your prowess in the kitchen with one of Australia’s most loved cooks, Justine Schofield. Along with an array of amazing guests Justine inspires cooks of all skill levels to be more ambitious and creative in their kitchens.

It's a game of go fish where everyone wins, as Adam, chef Rosy Scatigna and performer-cook Paul Mercurio make their favourite fish dishes.

Fearnley-Whittingstall de-pods broad beans for a home-made dish of beans on toast. Meanwhile, Jess, who is a vegan, chooses a batch of hens from a battery egg farm as the Bristol experiment.

Matt Moran heads to Western Australia's Southern Forests region for marron, cauliflowers and beef, as well as meeting-and cooking for-the man who created the Pink Lady apple.

A layover in Montreal for Tony means calling up good local friends like Martin Picard and exploring the city's hot spots that can't be found in a guidebook.

Renee finds fusion food and real bush tucker in tropical Queensland, Adam drops in for lunch with gourmet farmer Matthew Evans in Tasmania, and Lily meets top chef Ryan Squires.

It's a game of go fish where everyone wins, as Adam, chef Rosy Scatigna and performer-cook Paul Mercurio make their favourite fish dishes.

Gothenburg on the west coast of Sweden has recently been discovered as an exciting destination by both international travel journalists and food bloggers.

Jamie pulls up some of his first onions of the year and makes a crisp and fresh cheese and onion salad. The red onions he uses in an onion and potato al forno with tender roast pork.

Italian American cuisine continues to evolve with time. Lidia demonstrates a traditional favourite, spaghetti with meatballs. Then, a contemporary pork chop Milanese that is a delicacy.

Fearnley-Whittingstall de-pods broad beans for a home-made dish of beans on toast. Meanwhile, Jess, who is a vegan, chooses a batch of hens from a battery egg farm as the Bristol experiment.

Matt Moran heads to Western Australia's Southern Forests region for marron, cauliflowers and beef, as well as meeting-and cooking for-the man who created the Pink Lady apple.

A layover in Montreal for Tony means calling up good local friends like Martin Picard and exploring the city's hot spots that can't be found in a guidebook.

Renee finds fusion food and real bush tucker in tropical Queensland, Adam drops in for lunch with gourmet farmer Matthew Evans in Tasmania, and Lily meets top chef Ryan Squires.

It's a game of go fish where everyone wins, as Adam, chef Rosy Scatigna and performer-cook Paul Mercurio make their favourite fish dishes.

Gothenburg on the west coast of Sweden has recently been discovered as an exciting destination by both international travel journalists and food bloggers.

Macaroons may look unbelievably difficult to make, but really, they are just posh meringues and Lorraine has a recipe to make them with ease. Mini Tiramisu Cakes are a delicious and playful twist.

Spanish missionaries brought olive trees to California in the 1700's. Centuries later, California is a leading producer of olives and olive oil.

Jamie pulls up some of his first onions of the year and makes a crisp and fresh cheese and onion salad. The red onions he uses in an onion and potato al forno with tender roast pork.

Italian American cuisine continues to evolve with time. Lidia demonstrates a traditional favourite, spaghetti with meatballs. Then, a contemporary pork chop Milanese that is a delicacy.

Michel serves up a sharing feast. A visit to a restaurant on the Mediterranean coast inspires a smoked fish platter starter. Then, a main course of rich beef cheek stew with a salted caramel tart.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

Laura has the sweetest of all Greek cooks on the show, Kathy Tsaples, who is making a mouth-watering traditional Papoutsakia, or 'Little Slippers'.

Rachael cooks up her family's favourite version of spaghetti and meatballs with a Tuscan flair.

Hayden pushes further north this week as he heads to Bundaberg! Hayden also visits the Mon Repos Turtle Centre for a chance to see baby loggerhead turtles hatching!

Things turn deliciously creamy as Natalie Paull's Featherlight Cream Sponge Cake steals the show, and Justine's mango and tequila sorbet adds a refreshing zing.

Francesco, the owner of Poggio Foco, sends Chefs Rob and Craig to his favourite local cheese production house famous for ricotta and pecorino.

In Wakefield, Rick makes a sublime rhubarb crumble and meets Janet Oldroyd, whose family have been farming rhubarb for four generations.

Develop your prowess in the kitchen with one of Australia’s most loved cooks, Justine Schofield. Along with an array of amazing guests Justine inspires cooks of all skill levels to be more ambitious and creative in their kitchens.

It's a game of go fish where everyone wins, as Adam, chef Rosy Scatigna and performer-cook Paul Mercurio make their favourite fish dishes.

Purple, white and gold carrots, pink and white striped beetroots. The garden throws up a multicoloured feast of beautiful carrots and beets that form the basis of Jamie's recipes.

Grandma Erminia's favourites grace today's menu and include a rice and pea soup; a simple prosciutto cotto sandwich and a dish that the family finds on many Sunday menus: baked stuffed shells.

Michel makes a decadent brunch starting with cheese souffles. A visit to a historic restaurant in Avignon inspires a classic smoked chicken and mushrooms pithivier, then a wine jelly with fruits.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

Pasta has made it onto the comfort menu with Lorraine's easy home-made cracked black pepper pasta which is fantastic with a simple pancetta, mushroom and parmesan sauce made from standby ingredients.

Cattle ranching is part of the Texas identity. Spanish cattle were introduced into East Texas as far back at the 1600's.

Chilli Crab, Singapore noodles with turtle, bunyjman, lea and liji liji shell in a soya chilli sauce: Every kriol cook boasts about his or her 'Chilli Crab', and Brian Bin Saaban is no exception.

Arne, Frida, and Stig venture to Vesteralen in Nordland County.

As we know, Laura loves pasta, and in this episode she excels at making her Nonna's Ricotta Gnocchi.

Rachael prepares her take on ribollita, a traditional Italian soup loaded with beans, greens, and mushrooms, served with toasted Tuscan bread.

Hayden heads to the Central Queensland Highlands this week for an Aussie adventure: waking up at Carnarvon Gorge, checking out a cattle property, and sampling tasty hand-made Emerald goodies.

Get ready for a sweet escape: Kirsten Tibballs bakes a stunning peach upside-down cake, Justine delivers blueberry cheesecake and pear crumble, and Emelia returns with rich, gooey caramel treats.

The final day of the cooking adventure begins at a local pastry shop, then a walk through the Testaccio neighbourhood, and finally to a market where the chefs guide, Manuela, shows off fresh produce.

Rick pays a visit to his favourite formal vegetable garden at Chatsworth House, where he also chases chickens and cooks cabbage. Then he crosses the River Severn to sample the delights of Wales.

Develop your prowess in the kitchen with one of Australia’s most loved cooks, Justine Schofield. Along with an array of amazing guests Justine inspires cooks of all skill levels to be more ambitious and creative in their kitchens.

Throw out your plates! Adam and two of Australia's most well-regarded chefs, Mark Olive and Warren Mendes, have three recipes that'll have you saying, 'well bowled'.

In southern Lombok, Lara Lee finds soulful seafood, skilled craftswomen, and stunning coastlines on an island where tradition and regeneration are powerfully entwined.

The brand that invented fast-food and turned its logo into one od the most recognizable symbols of American culture.

Torres Strait Islander chef and owner of Mabu Mabu, Nornie Bero, cooks and talks through some of her favourite easy recipes, from quick picked octopus to fresh baked damper.

Welcome to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. After flying into the centre of the world, otherwise known as Miami International, Tony heads for The Raleigh, and decides it's time for some more ink.

Adam finds Tasmania's freshest oysters and two of the Hobart's most intriguing cafes, Renee samples truffles and marron in WA, while Lily joins top Sydney caterer Peter McClosky.

Throw out your plates! Adam and two of Australia's most well-regarded chefs, Mark Olive and Warren Mendes, have three recipes that'll have you saying, 'well bowled'.

Tareq visits the unspoilt nature of Lulea, home to the beautiful Tree Hotel: a collection of treehouses built by an award-winning architect.

Purple, white and gold carrots, pink and white striped beetroots. The garden throws up a multicoloured feast of beautiful carrots and beets that form the basis of Jamie's recipes.

Grandma Erminia's favourites grace today's menu and include a rice and pea soup; a simple prosciutto cotto sandwich and a dish that the family finds on many Sunday menus: baked stuffed shells.

In southern Lombok, Lara Lee finds soulful seafood, skilled craftswomen, and stunning coastlines on an island where tradition and regeneration are powerfully entwined.

The brand that invented fast-food and turned its logo into one od the most recognizable symbols of American culture.

Torres Strait Islander chef and owner of Mabu Mabu, Nornie Bero, cooks and talks through some of her favourite easy recipes, from quick picked octopus to fresh baked damper.

Welcome to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. After flying into the centre of the world, otherwise known as Miami International, Tony heads for The Raleigh, and decides it's time for some more ink.

Adam finds Tasmania's freshest oysters and two of the Hobart's most intriguing cafes, Renee samples truffles and marron in WA, while Lily joins top Sydney caterer Peter McClosky.

Throw out your plates! Adam and two of Australia's most well-regarded chefs, Mark Olive and Warren Mendes, have three recipes that'll have you saying, 'well bowled'.

Tareq visits the unspoilt nature of Lulea, home to the beautiful Tree Hotel: a collection of treehouses built by an award-winning architect.

Pasta has made it onto the comfort menu with Lorraine's easy home-made cracked black pepper pasta which is fantastic with a simple pancetta, mushroom and parmesan sauce made from standby ingredients.

Cattle ranching is part of the Texas identity. Spanish cattle were introduced into East Texas as far back at the 1600's.

Purple, white and gold carrots, pink and white striped beetroots. The garden throws up a multicoloured feast of beautiful carrots and beets that form the basis of Jamie's recipes.

Grandma Erminia's favourites grace today's menu and include a rice and pea soup; a simple prosciutto cotto sandwich and a dish that the family finds on many Sunday menus: baked stuffed shells.

Michel makes a decadent brunch starting with cheese souffles. A visit to a historic restaurant in Avignon inspires a classic smoked chicken and mushrooms pithivier, then a wine jelly with fruits.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

As we know, Laura loves pasta, and in this episode she excels at making her Nonna's Ricotta Gnocchi.

Rachael prepares her take on ribollita, a traditional Italian soup loaded with beans, greens, and mushrooms, served with toasted Tuscan bread.

Hayden heads to the Central Queensland Highlands this week for an Aussie adventure: waking up at Carnarvon Gorge, checking out a cattle property, and sampling tasty hand-made Emerald goodies.

Get ready for a sweet escape: Kirsten Tibballs bakes a stunning peach upside-down cake, Justine delivers blueberry cheesecake and pear crumble, and Emelia returns with rich, gooey caramel treats.

The final day of the cooking adventure begins at a local pastry shop, then a walk through the Testaccio neighbourhood, and finally to a market where the chefs guide, Manuela, shows off fresh produce.

Rick pays a visit to his favourite formal vegetable garden at Chatsworth House, where he also chases chickens and cooks cabbage. Then he crosses the River Severn to sample the delights of Wales.

Develop your prowess in the kitchen with one of Australia’s most loved cooks, Justine Schofield. Along with an array of amazing guests Justine inspires cooks of all skill levels to be more ambitious and creative in their kitchens.

Throw out your plates! Adam and two of Australia's most well-regarded chefs, Mark Olive and Warren Mendes, have three recipes that'll have you saying, 'well bowled'.

Purple, white and gold carrots, pink and white striped beetroots. The garden throws up a multicoloured feast of beautiful carrots and beets that form the basis of Jamie's recipes.

Surf n' Turf might not be an Italian tradition, but a crispy shrimp, swordfish skewers with sweet and sour sauce go beautifully with a Maremma style steak! Tutti in Cucina!

In this delightful masterclass Michel cooks a celebration meal featuring a curried mussel millefeuille, a rich venison daube and a trio of differently flavoured choux buns.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

Cattle ranching is part of the Texas identity. Spanish cattle were introduced into East Texas as far back at the 1600's.

Taro, known as kalo in Hawaiian, was brought to Hawaii by Polynesian immigrants who planted it along streams.

In southern Lombok, Lara Lee finds soulful seafood, skilled craftswomen, and stunning coastlines on an island where tradition and regeneration are powerfully entwined.

The chefs sit down for a family-style dinner and taste and judge each other's food alongside Jose and Martha, the decision of who enters the cook-off is fully in the chefs hands.

Nimi serves up her favourite vegetarian Punjabi dish, Poori-Chole. Even though some guests can't eat spicy food, Nimi shares how to enjoy the dish using yoghurt and pickles so everyone can enjoy it.

A passion for fresh fish and seafood permeates the Balearic capital Mallorca and Marcus is on the hunt for the freshest catch on the island.

Ben's travels to Hastings and discovers a holistic fully vertically integrated approach to creating grass fed Angus beef.

On Eating Dirty, David is in Palermo to enjoy a large selection of deep fried delights, gets into some heavy Tuscan traditional fare on the outskirts of Florence.

Chef Alisa returns to the roots of LA food culture to find the source of its soul.

Jeremy invites good pal and TV personality Tom Skinner to Hong Kong, they tuck into iconic breakfasts, sweet treats and a good ol' cup of tea-Hong Kong style of course!

While Jamie is on paternity leave, the trainee chefs start taking days off work behind his back. And when he returns to the restaurant he discovers that two of them have decided to throw in the towel.

Continuing his journey from Venice to Istanbul, Rick arrives in the Greek Peloponnese and samples memorable dishes like rooster stew, hilopites with mizithra cheese, and home-made moussaka.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of the midnight sun and the sprawling wetlands of Lapland in Northern Finland, at the height of summer to learn its culinary secrets.

In Castilla-La Mancha James is introduced to carcamusa, tries local marzipan and we meet a honey producer. James cooks partridge, brioche with marzipan, honey and pears, beef shin stew and croquetas.

The chefs sit down for a family-style dinner and taste and judge each other's food alongside Jose and Martha, the decision of who enters the cook-off is fully in the chefs hands.

Nimi serves up her favourite vegetarian Punjabi dish, Poori-Chole. Even though some guests can't eat spicy food, Nimi shares how to enjoy the dish using yoghurt and pickles so everyone can enjoy it.

A passion for fresh fish and seafood permeates the Balearic capital Mallorca and Marcus is on the hunt for the freshest catch on the island.

Ben's travels to Hastings and discovers a holistic fully vertically integrated approach to creating grass fed Angus beef.

On Eating Dirty, David is in Palermo to enjoy a large selection of deep fried delights, gets into some heavy Tuscan traditional fare on the outskirts of Florence.

Chef Alisa returns to the roots of LA food culture to find the source of its soul.

Taro, known as kalo in Hawaiian, was brought to Hawaii by Polynesian immigrants who planted it along streams.

A passion for fresh fish and seafood permeates the Balearic capital Mallorca and Marcus is on the hunt for the freshest catch on the island.

Continuing his journey from Venice to Istanbul, Rick arrives in the Greek Peloponnese and samples memorable dishes like rooster stew, hilopites with mizithra cheese, and home-made moussaka.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of the midnight sun and the sprawling wetlands of Lapland in Northern Finland, at the height of summer to learn its culinary secrets.

In Castilla-La Mancha James is introduced to carcamusa, tries local marzipan and we meet a honey producer. James cooks partridge, brioche with marzipan, honey and pears, beef shin stew and croquetas.

The chefs sit down for a family-style dinner and taste and judge each other's food alongside Jose and Martha, the decision of who enters the cook-off is fully in the chefs hands.

Join Adam Liaw as he revisits the highlights from his Scandinavian food adventures.

A passion for fresh fish and seafood permeates the Balearic capital Mallorca and Marcus is on the hunt for the freshest catch on the island.

Ben's travels to Hastings and discovers a holistic fully vertically integrated approach to creating grass fed Angus beef.

On Eating Dirty, David is in Palermo to enjoy a large selection of deep fried delights, gets into some heavy Tuscan traditional fare on the outskirts of Florence.

Chef Alisa returns to the roots of LA food culture to find the source of its soul.

Jeremy invites good pal and TV personality Tom Skinner to Hong Kong, they tuck into iconic breakfasts, sweet treats and a good ol' cup of tea-Hong Kong style of course!

Nimi serves up her favourite vegetarian Punjabi dish, Poori-Chole. Even though some guests can't eat spicy food, Nimi shares how to enjoy the dish using yoghurt and pickles so everyone can enjoy it.

While Jamie is on paternity leave, the trainee chefs start taking days off work behind his back. And when he returns to the restaurant he discovers that two of them have decided to throw in the towel.

Continuing his journey from Venice to Istanbul, Rick arrives in the Greek Peloponnese and samples memorable dishes like rooster stew, hilopites with mizithra cheese, and home-made moussaka.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of the midnight sun and the sprawling wetlands of Lapland in Northern Finland, at the height of summer to learn its culinary secrets.

The chefs are forced to come up with their best sweet dish to help temper the visitors who are coming back and looking for revenge, Martha and Jose are judging blind, the chefs in the cook-off.

Learn to cook a signature dish at Island Dreams Cafe and an all-round family favourite. Alimah Bilda shares a version with a punchier, thicker sauce that coats the chicken and rice.

It takes 150000 crocus flowers to make a kilo of saffron that costs $23000. The red gold has fascinated people since ancient Greece, Once disappeared, it was brought back in the Greek city of Kozani.

Hugh's commitment to a summer without flesh takes a hit when he joins a fishing trip. He visits a Japanese chef who introduces him to the vegetarian ways and cooking techniques of Buddhist monks.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Australia and New Zealand.

For the finale, Matt crosses to Marlborough, home to world famous Sauvignon Blanc, cooks King Salmon in Picton Harbour and plates one last meal to close the journey.

Steph takes on the challenge of creating a full dinner for four, starting with the retro Apricot Chicken, a delicious Cottage Pie and yummy Spanish Chorizo Rice, for just $20.

Neven explores the coastal treasures of Alcacer do Sal and Comporta, two destinations in Alentejo offering a perfect blend of tradition and sophistication.

Neven heads to the Algarve, Portugal's southernmost region in this final episode as he visits Sagres, Vila do Bispo, and Estoi.

Jamie begins his Italian adventure in the awe-inspiring Aeolian Islands. He cooks a delicious chicken and eggplant pot roast with lemony couscous.

Prue hosts Vito Coppola and cooks an Italian zesty lemon cake. John hunts for barn owls and then joins Prue in the kitchen to make an air fryer dessert

James learns how migas is made, meets a tortilla chef, visits a local brewery, and sees Iberico pigs. Then he cooks garlic bean stew, poussin, cherry beer and chocolate cake, and pork chops.

The chefs are forced to come up with their best sweet dish to help temper the visitors who are coming back and looking for revenge, Martha and Jose are judging blind, the chefs in the cook-off.

Learn to cook a signature dish at Island Dreams Cafe and an all-round family favourite. Alimah Bilda shares a version with a punchier, thicker sauce that coats the chicken and rice.

It takes 150000 crocus flowers to make a kilo of saffron that costs $23000. The red gold has fascinated people since ancient Greece, Once disappeared, it was brought back in the Greek city of Kozani.

Hugh's commitment to a summer without flesh takes a hit when he joins a fishing trip. He visits a Japanese chef who introduces him to the vegetarian ways and cooking techniques of Buddhist monks.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Australia and New Zealand.

Neven explores the coastal treasures of Alcacer do Sal and Comporta, two destinations in Alentejo offering a perfect blend of tradition and sophistication.

Neven heads to the Algarve, Portugal's southernmost region in this final episode as he visits Sagres, Vila do Bispo, and Estoi.

Jamie begins his Italian adventure in the awe-inspiring Aeolian Islands. He cooks a delicious chicken and eggplant pot roast with lemony couscous.

The guests are thrilled to try Rachel's South Korean dish, Bossam. Not everyone is able to eat the pork but they can all enjoy and learn about kimchi, the hero of all Korean food.

Steph takes on the challenge of creating a full dinner for four, starting with the retro Apricot Chicken, a delicious Cottage Pie and yummy Spanish Chorizo Rice, for just $20.

For the finale, Matt crosses to Marlborough, home to world famous Sauvignon Blanc, cooks King Salmon in Picton Harbour and plates one last meal to close the journey.

Prue hosts Vito Coppola and cooks an Italian zesty lemon cake. John hunts for barn owls and then joins Prue in the kitchen to make an air fryer dessert

James learns how migas is made, meets a tortilla chef, visits a local brewery, and sees Iberico pigs. Then he cooks garlic bean stew, poussin, cherry beer and chocolate cake, and pork chops.

Learn to cook a signature dish at Island Dreams Cafe and an all-round family favourite. Alimah Bilda shares a version with a punchier, thicker sauce that coats the chicken and rice.

The chefs are forced to come up with their best sweet dish to help temper the visitors who are coming back and looking for revenge, Martha and Jose are judging blind, the chefs in the cook-off.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Australia and New Zealand.

It takes 150000 crocus flowers to make a kilo of saffron that costs $23000. The red gold has fascinated people since ancient Greece, Once disappeared, it was brought back in the Greek city of Kozani.

Hugh's commitment to a summer without flesh takes a hit when he joins a fishing trip. He visits a Japanese chef who introduces him to the vegetarian ways and cooking techniques of Buddhist monks.

The guests are thrilled to try Rachel's South Korean dish, Bossam. Not everyone is able to eat the pork but they can all enjoy and learn about kimchi, the hero of all Korean food.

Neven explores the coastal treasures of Alcacer do Sal and Comporta, two destinations in Alentejo offering a perfect blend of tradition and sophistication.

Neven heads to the Algarve, Portugal's southernmost region in this final episode as he visits Sagres, Vila do Bispo, and Estoi.

Everyone loves potatoes. Jamie enthuses about these underground jewels and makes the perfect potato salad using freshly dug wonderful new potatoes at their best.

Lidia reminisces about her grandma's cantina (cellar) and makes pantry friendly dishes - cannellini and pancetta bruschetta and tuna chickpea salad.

Pati explores Juarez's Prohibition-era legacy and two icons - the margarita and burritos.

Cook-in with Mark is back and he will be dishing up four comfort classics all based around meat - bolognese and garlic bread, bacon and cabbage with parsley sauce, chicken kiev, and spicy pork tacos.

It's Lorraine's favourite meal of the week - Sunday lunch. Comforting, leisurely and easy with her slow roast pork shoulder with crispy crackling, garlic roast vegetables, and gravy.

Join narrator Maya Rudolph in the Pacific Northwest and explore the best part of dining solo-not having to share any of the juicy pork steak, soba noodles, and piping hot fried chicken.

Ali & Mitch travel with Mark north of Broome to a popular fishing spot. They make Spicy Joombood Patties with Chillie & Raw Skippy (fish) with lemon, chilli, garlic, soya & vinegar Sashimi.

In this final episode, Arne and Stig embark on a journey to Harbin and Mulan in northeastern China, famed for the spectacular Harbin Ice Festival and the lively festivities of Chinese New Year.

We get healthy on My Market Kitchen as dietitian Simone Austin prepares Laura a Smashed Avo and Edamame Toast.

Rachael makes a decadent Tuscan-style breakfast for dinner using panettone bread to make French toast, which she serves with a prosciutto and melon platter.

Hayden heads to Canberra. Lots of great autumnal colours and activities with mountain bike riding on Mount Stromlo, a trip to the National Arboretum, and an epic cook with Chef Mark Glenn.

The chocolate magic continues as Thomas Schnetzler joins Justine to share Switzerland's guaranteed favourite-perhaps the best chocolate cake ever.

Laura cooks some chicken Dijon, uses renewable hydrogen to make fried eggplant with sticky sauce and shares her mother's chicken involtini recipe.

Rick marvels at the salmon making their way back upstream. In the coastal village of Wabberthwaite, the Woodall family have been producing traditionally cured hams and sausages for generations.

A Persian Chicken and Rice Tray Bake and some Crab Spring Rolls are featured on today's episode. Guest Thomas Schnetzler from Lindt then joins Justine to make some delicious Triple Chocolate Cookies.

You'll want to sign your name to all three signature chicken recipes made by Adam and his guests, comedian Becky Lucas and food sensation Marion Grasby.

It's time for some seriously delicious eating and in Nigella's kitchen every mouthful is devilishly good. First up is her fabulous, fiery, red jumbo chilli sauce with tortilla chips.

Rick discovers the story of Italian food in Glasgow plus the best chocolate he's ever had, made by an ex-car engineer. He makes rofiteroles and a Stein family favourite, osso buco.

Chef Tom Kerridge is on the road in his bespoke vintage food truck in Valencia to meet food producers who are just as obsessed with growing ingredients as he is about cooking them- oranges and figs.

Marion visits Inala, in Brisbane's south, where childhood grocery trips with her mum began. She explores noodle aisles, reflects on her mum's migrant story and meets family friends.

London - city of the royal family, high tea, and bad food, right? Wrong. Tony sets out to show that there's more to the most popular tourist city in the world than footballers and fish and chips.

Torres Strait Islander chef and owner of Mabu Mabu, Nornie Bero, cooks and talks through some of her favourite easy recipes, from quick picked octopus to fresh baked damper.

You'll want to sign your name to all three signature chicken recipes made by Adam and his guests, comedian Becky Lucas and food sensation Marion Grasby.

The Danes and the Swedes have fought over Halmstad for centuries and although today it's part of Sweden, you can still find clear evidence in the local gastronomy that it was once Danish.

Everyone loves potatoes. Jamie enthuses about these underground jewels and makes the perfect potato salad using freshly dug wonderful new potatoes at their best.

Lidia reminisces about her grandma's cantina (cellar) and makes pantry friendly dishes - cannellini and pancetta bruschetta and tuna chickpea salad.

It's time for some seriously delicious eating and in Nigella's kitchen every mouthful is devilishly good. First up is her fabulous, fiery, red jumbo chilli sauce with tortilla chips.

Rick discovers the story of Italian food in Glasgow plus the best chocolate he's ever had, made by an ex-car engineer. He makes rofiteroles and a Stein family favourite, osso buco.

Chef Tom Kerridge is on the road in his bespoke vintage food truck in Valencia to meet food producers who are just as obsessed with growing ingredients as he is about cooking them- oranges and figs.

Marion visits Inala, in Brisbane's south, where childhood grocery trips with her mum began. She explores noodle aisles, reflects on her mum's migrant story and meets family friends.

London - city of the royal family, high tea, and bad food, right? Wrong. Tony sets out to show that there's more to the most popular tourist city in the world than footballers and fish and chips.

Torres Strait Islander chef and owner of Mabu Mabu, Nornie Bero, cooks and talks through some of her favourite easy recipes, from quick picked octopus to fresh baked damper.

You'll want to sign your name to all three signature chicken recipes made by Adam and his guests, comedian Becky Lucas and food sensation Marion Grasby.

The Danes and the Swedes have fought over Halmstad for centuries and although today it's part of Sweden, you can still find clear evidence in the local gastronomy that it was once Danish.

Pati explores Juarez's Prohibition-era legacy and two icons - the margarita and burritos.

Cook-in with Mark is back and he will be dishing up four comfort classics all based around meat - bolognese and garlic bread, bacon and cabbage with parsley sauce, chicken kiev, and spicy pork tacos.

It's Lorraine's favourite meal of the week - Sunday lunch. Comforting, leisurely and easy with her slow roast pork shoulder with crispy crackling, garlic roast vegetables, and gravy.

Join narrator Maya Rudolph in the Pacific Northwest and explore the best part of dining solo-not having to share any of the juicy pork steak, soba noodles, and piping hot fried chicken.

Ali & Mitch travel with Mark north of Broome to a popular fishing spot. They make Spicy Joombood Patties with Chillie & Raw Skippy (fish) with lemon, chilli, garlic, soya & vinegar Sashimi.

In this final episode, Arne and Stig embark on a journey to Harbin and Mulan in northeastern China, famed for the spectacular Harbin Ice Festival and the lively festivities of Chinese New Year.

We get healthy on My Market Kitchen as dietitian Simone Austin prepares Laura a Smashed Avo and Edamame Toast.

Rachael makes a decadent Tuscan-style breakfast for dinner using panettone bread to make French toast, which she serves with a prosciutto and melon platter.

Hayden heads to Canberra. Lots of great autumnal colours and activities with mountain bike riding on Mount Stromlo, a trip to the National Arboretum, and an epic cook with Chef Mark Glenn.

The chocolate magic continues as Thomas Schnetzler joins Justine to share Switzerland's guaranteed favourite-perhaps the best chocolate cake ever.

Laura cooks some chicken Dijon, uses renewable hydrogen to make fried eggplant with sticky sauce and shares her mother's chicken involtini recipe.

Rick marvels at the salmon making their way back upstream. In the coastal village of Wabberthwaite, the Woodall family have been producing traditionally cured hams and sausages for generations.

A Persian Chicken and Rice Tray Bake and some Crab Spring Rolls are featured on today's episode. Guest Thomas Schnetzler from Lindt then joins Justine to make some delicious Triple Chocolate Cookies.

You'll want to sign your name to all three signature chicken recipes made by Adam and his guests, comedian Becky Lucas and food sensation Marion Grasby.