Food Network

Guy travels the classic American highway for great food at tasty places. Along the way, he tries German spaetzle and jagerschnitzel and apple smoked salmon.

Guy explores American restaurants serving up unique dishes. In Massachusetts he tries whole belly clams and in Michigan he tucks into chicken gizzards.

Guy hits the road to find some of the best local favourites in America. In Seattle he tries delicious chili and he tucks into crab cioppino soup in California.

Guy tracks down the ultimate barbecue joints in America. He visits a barbecue-fusion restaurant in Chicago and meets a restaurant owner cooking whole hogs in Kansas.

Adam takes a road trip down Route 66, where palatable pit stops include steak and frozen custard. And in Tulsa, OK, a Navy officer aims to eat 23 puffy tacos in 90 minutes.

Adam journeys to the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, where he eats fresh seafood and mouth-watering tacos. Plus, he teaches a local teacher in San Luis Obispo.

Elementary My Dear Buddy & Liz, Liz, Liz! Buddy makes a cake for Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts. It's inspired by the British detective, complete with iconic hat and magnifying glass.

This year, Paul's setting the bar for his birthday cake extra high. He wants a ninja cake, complete with spinning nunchucks and throwing stars.

Guy Fieri digs into braised beef noodles in Sacramento, a mighty meat sauce in Palm Beach Gardens, and a bodacious bean burger in San Jose.

Guy Fieri's kicking it with gangster gumbo in Los Gatos, CA, the-bomb basil shrimp in Riviera Beach, FL, and big-deal brisket ramen in Sacramento, CA.

Guy Fieri's grabbing cheffed-up noodles in San Jose, CA, garlic-shrimp tostones in West Palm Beach, FL, and prime-time pies in Sacramento, CA.

Guy Fieri's grabbing iconic Italian sandwiches in Tampa, crispy cod tacos just outside Sacramento, and big-deal birria burgers in South Florida.

Ina cooks for her friend, Miguel Flores-Vianaa. She makes panko-crusted salmon, warm French lentils, an all-American cheeseboard and chicken noodle soup.

Ina serves a delicious dinner at the fire station for hungry firefighters after a practice drill. She makes beef barley soup, sloppy Joes and pecan caramel sundaes.

It's competition time as Ina and her friends, Eli Zabar and David Ziff, cook a Mediterranean-inspired meal. Plus, tasty three-berries pancakes for breakfast.

Ina prepares a fool proof menu for any special occasion. The buffet table includes tarragon potato salad, chunky blue cheese and vegetable coleslaw.

Ina adapts classic dishes by adding new flavours and altering the cooking method. She makes an easy Parmesan risotto and deconstructed strawberry shortcakes.

Ina makes classic comfort foods. Her friend, Mary Giuliani, helps Ina to make miniature grilled cheese sandwich canapés, French toast pudding and a seafood pot pie.

Jamie Oliver strips back cooking to its essentials and shares his innovative ways to speed up time in the kitchen, with delicious results.

Michel uses artisan rosé wine vinegar to transform his summery take on a chicken fricassee. Plus, he puts a colourful twist on a sweet and sticky classic.

James's adventure takes him to St Émilion, where he first fell in love with food. He visits the Chateau Cheval Blanc and the L'Hostellerie Plaisance kitchens.

James travels to the glorious Canal du Midi where he indulges in delicious seafood. He trades a little work aboard a boat for a traditional cuttlefish treat.

Mary shows how to host a no-fuss traditional tea party. She bakes bite-sized scones for a cream tea, and her granddaughters help her make orange butterfly cakes.

Mary cooks dishes to impress guests at a dinner party. She makes two delicious canapés, a salmon-and-asparagus starter, and a main course of guinea fowl.

Mary cooks a Sunday lunch of slow-roast shoulder of lamb with rosemary and paprika rub, served with potato and fennel gratin. For pudding there's plum tarte tatin.

Mary makes cooking a buffet supper for a special occasion seem effortless! Dishes include beef and mushroom stew, and chocolate and orange panna cotta.

Mary shares her tips for an easy weekday supper. She makes a delicious Mediterranean platter, lamb dhansak, a quick pasta dish and a crunchy apple crumble.

It's time for a summer party and Mary's serving up tasty dishes best served cold. She makes salmon fillets with herb sauce, fillet of beef and fiery red rice salad.

Mary Berry combines Eggs Benedict and Florentine for a hearty breakfast. Plus, she makes slow-cooked lamb shanks and a delicious chocolate dessert.

Mary Berry shares her simple but impressive recipes. On the menu is a delicious bacon and avocado salad, breakfast scones and a classic kedgeree.

Mary embraces the British countryside and the produce it has on offer. She makes a tempting autumnal tart and a French version of Pesto using chives and parsley.

Mary loves to entertain and has a plethora of perfect dishes for any event. On the menu is her divine Dover sole, beetroot gravadlax and sticky chicken.

Jamie Oliver strips back cooking to its essentials and shares his innovative ways to speed up time in the kitchen, with delicious results.

Guy hits the road to find some of the best local favourites in America. In Seattle he tries delicious chili and he tucks into crab cioppino soup in California.

Guy tracks down the ultimate barbecue joints in America. He visits a barbecue-fusion restaurant in Chicago and meets a restaurant owner cooking whole hogs in Kansas.

In Santa Fe, New Mexico, Guy visits an African joint to taste their extra special oxtail. Then, he has stuffing sandwiches at a cafe in New Jersey.

Crab To Curry. In Santa Fe, New Mexico, Guy samples a banana curry! Plus, a Las Vegas trio has tripled their real estate thanks to pineapple pizza.

It's a full-blown meat-fest when Guy Fieri checks out meatloaf in Las Vegas. Then, he hits up stuffed street tacos and unique burgers in New Jersey.

Guy Fieri digs into the-bomb pastrami in Austin, Texas, prime-time potato skins in Calgary, Alberta, and lights-out lamb pizza in Reno, Nevada.

Guy Fieri travels to three coasts in America in search of the best seaside food. He has fried calms, clam cakes, lobster chow as well as octopus and beach burgers.

Guy Fieri dives into duck confit Monte Cristo in Calgary, Alberta, next-level noodle soup in Reno, and out-of-bounds arepas in Asheville.

Hot Dogs, Hot Knots, And Ramen. Guy Fieri tastes high-octane hot dogs near Asheville, primo Sicilian pie in Reno, and delicious noodle bowls in Calgary, Alberta.

Guy Fieri gets funky with jerk chicken in California, duck confit banh mi in Nevada, and a lion's mane sandwich in North Carolina.

Guy Fieri digs into braised beef noodles in Sacramento, a mighty meat sauce in Palm Beach Gardens, and a bodacious bean burger in San Jose.

Guy Fieri's kicking it with gangster gumbo in Los Gatos, CA, the-bomb basil shrimp in Riviera Beach, FL, and big-deal brisket ramen in Sacramento, CA.

Guy travels the classic American highway for great food at tasty places. Along the way, he tries German spaetzle and jagerschnitzel and apple smoked salmon.

Guy explores American restaurants serving up unique dishes. In Massachusetts he tries whole belly clams and in Michigan he tucks into chicken gizzards.

Guy hits the road to find some of the best local favourites in America. In Seattle he tries delicious chili and he tucks into crab cioppino soup in California.

Guy tracks down the ultimate barbecue joints in America. He visits a barbecue-fusion restaurant in Chicago and meets a restaurant owner cooking whole hogs in Kansas.

Adam is in Denver to take on the biggest burrito in the West, featuring seven potatoes, a pound of ham, a dozen eggs, a whole onion, cheese and 10 ounces of spicy chilli.

Adam visits the North Carolina Triangle, chowing down on chicken biscuit sandwiches and whole-hog barbecue before tackling a hot dog eating challenge.

Adam Richman arrives in the Twin Cities, where he takes on a 40-inch-long bratwurst and two sides to earn eternal glory and a boot of beer.

Adam's chow-down quest brings him to Sarasota, Florida, where he enjoys deep-fried hot dogs, homemade pies and his first-ever Mystery Challenge.

Adam Richman is in Las Vegas, Nevada, for huge breakfasts, some of the hottest crawfish in the US and a massive challenge known as the Big Badass Burrito.

Adam Richman returns to Durham, North Carolina, for burgers and barbeque, and to recruit a team for the Doughman Challenge: a four-member, food-and-sport relay race.

Adam Richman heads to Charleston, South Carolina for oysters served by the shovel, a fried chicken sandwich smothered in sausage gravy, and a spicy tuna sushi challenge.

Adam's food quest takes him to San Antonio, Texas where a three-pound cinnamon roll, a 42-inch pizza, and a burger topped with the spiciest chillies on earth await.

Adam Richman visits Alaska for a massive burger, a mountainous breakfast, and a monstrous challenge: the six-pound Kodiak Arrest at Humpy's Alaskan Alehouse.

Adam visits Honolulu, Hawaii for traditional eats like pipikaula short rib and a burger dish topped with fried eggs and gravy. He then tackles a huge pancake challenge.

James heads to the Languedoc, known as the heart of authentic France. He's treated to mouth-watering cassoulet and discovers delicious local ingredients.

James enjoys the picturesque views and delicious food in Charente. He uses Cognac for his first al fresco cook and makes a classic French onion soup.

The bakers must bake without sugar, gluten or dairy - but thankfully not all in the same challenge. Plus, things get sticky in Paul's technical challenge.

It's time for the bakers to prove their pastry skills, and the technical challenge has them all treading carefully as they tackle the delicate world of puff pastry.

Mary dusts off her antique cookbooks to find a technical recipe that dates back to the late 1800s, in an episode devoted entirely to the baking landscape of the Victorian era.

It's the quarter-finals, and the five remaining bakers work their way through childhood favourites and delicate French fancies to a mountainous choux pastry masterpiece.

Week nine, and that can only mean one thing, it's the semi-finals. The pressure is on as the bakers get to grips with one of the most difficult ingredients - chocolate.

It's the final, and Mary and Paul are expecting nothing short of perfection. Who will hold their nerve and be crowned winner of this year's Great British Bake Off.

Adam Richman visits the land of lighthouses and lobsters: Portland, Maine. He samples lobster right out of the pot and some of the best coastal views imaginable.

Adam gets romantic at Niagara Falls. Adam has a date with a steak that barely fits on a plate. Then he crosses the border for the Italian Challenge.

Adam tries a local staple in Butte, Montana: the pasty, a delicious meat-and-vegetable-filled pastry whose culinary tradition is as old as the mines.

In Sacramento, Adam visits the California State Fair for fried food on a stick. Later, he tucks into five pounds of chili-smothered hot dogs in the Knucklehead Challenge.

Paul is in Antwerp to learn about Belgian baking. He bakes delicious waffles, chips and chocolate. Plus, inspired by Antwerp's bakers, Paul creates his own recipes.