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Ali starts the day stacked with an ooey-gooey pastrami breakfast sandwich; he gets schooled in the ways of the Greek with a heaping helping of moussaka; a muffin uprising tides Ali over until he rolls up a spicy sushi burrito.

Ali sets out to find the best deals in Spokane, Wash.; he starts with a farm-to-food truck twist on the classic PB&J before trying a crazy hot dog from the secret menu; Ali finishes up with a sweet and savory pulled pork pizza.

Ali starts off his day with a tower of waffley goodness; he then wiggles his way to a pristine salmon poke bowl; Ali indulges in authentic Spanish churros and wraps it all up in richness with the freshest pasta carbonara.

In Cincinnati, Ohio, Ali hits the ground running with a fancy French puff pastry and goetta breakfast, before digging into a 5-way with Cincinnati-style chili; Ali enjoys lemon ricotta cake and devours decadent whiskey barbeque bacon burger.

Ali kicks things off in Burlington, VT, with a local favorite, the unique bacon maple wafflini; he hits up a lunch counter that's been around since the 1940s; Ali tries the Macho Man, a sandwich that mashes together a Rueben and patty melt.

A coffee-encrusted Bloody Mary burger for breakfast in Boston's financial district; a tasty and innovative twist on Chinese dumplings in Chinatown; an Old World snack in Little Italy dates back centuries; a local favorite: the lobstah roll.

From seafood and beef to pork and cheese, Roger Mooking scours the country in search of the 12 best fried food dishes; learning secrets for bringing heat, oil and food together in holy fried matrimony.

Roger Mooking highlights 15 incredible dishes from around the U.S. that have one thing in common: they're all utterly unexpected and delightfully delicious. There's brisket kolaches, pizza wings, Calabrian pizza in a bowling alley and more.

Roger Mooking explores cheesy dishes across the U.S.; French, Italian, Mexican and American cheesy classics and innovations are on display.

A whole pig on a metal cross to cook over hot coals; the pig roast drippings fall into a potato-filled cast iron pan set over the hot coals; whole onions and squash are nestled directly in the embers.

Jack Mountain Bushcraft School in Masardis, Maine; roasting chickens and fresh-caught Brook Trout; sourdough biscuits.

Ben Jacobsen, owner of Jacobsen Salt Co., takes Roger on a tour of the facility and shows him how to smoke sea salt; Roger meets with chef Carlo Lamagna and helps him stuff a 20-pound halibut, encrust it in salt and roast it over a wood-burning fire.

An old-school barbecue institution serving chopped pork in South Carolina; Hill County barbecue classics in Texas; Price's BBQ in Gilbert, S.C.; massive 20-foot brick and concrete pit with hams, pork shoulders and pork butts.

Great grub gets even better when it's dipped, drenched or dunked; the picks include elevated grilled cheeses and super sauces, a flaming hot burger, breakfast corn dogs, a super sundae, a French dip and queso-drenched everything.

A race to find foods that are fried and true, with unexpected dishes like chicken-fried brisket, fried lobster and a batter-dipped lasagna sandwich.

Some of America's tastiest twists on the beloved mealtime mashup include breakfast spaghetti, fried chicken and churros, boozy pancakes drunk with flaming Cherries Jubilee and a BBQ beef breakfast bun named The Beast.

From fried bologna made fancy to bright-red lobster on pitch-black bread, these hometown sandwich makers go beyond the traditional to earn their bragging rights as heroes.

Before the entrees arrive, there's an entire world of food to explore; from a tower of tater tots in Atlanta to cheese curds in Milwaukee.

Chef Mason Zeglen challenges Chef Derick Carrozza of Filet's Waterfront Restaurant and Chef Casey Blake of Drunken Jack's to both bring their A game in each other's kitchens.

Adam takes on the Acme Oyster challenge with 180 oysters; massive Po' boys at Mother's restaurant; succulent seafood.

Chef Holly Smith enters Kitchen Stadium to challenge Iron Chef Cat Cora.

Chef Christopher Kostow takes on fellow Iron Chef Cat Cora.

Chef Edward Lee takes on Iron Chef Jose Garces in Kitchen Stadium with an American cuisine.

Chef Julieta Ballesteros challenges Iron Chef Cat Cora in Kitchen Stadium.

Chef Holly Smith enters Kitchen Stadium to challenge Iron Chef Cat Cora.