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Returning to the kitchen, Alessandra D'Angelo shares indulgent cannoli filled with chocolate and Cointreau cream. Simon adds a cosy touch with pumpkin and three cheese scrolls.

Poh is back as she perfects mushroom risotto, learns tea-blending techniques from a doyen and reveals her secret to roasting marshmallows.

Rick begins the next leg of his Seafood Odyssey in Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, in America. The area is famous for striped bass and Rick makes a mouth-watering visit to an oyster shack.

Justine and Philip take you to Greece on today's episode where they prepare Greek Chicken and Peas and a Baklava Ice-Cream Sandwich.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

In this very special episode, our hosts take a train up to Aguas Calientes to cook some more Peruvian Super Food inspired dishes before visiting one of the 7 Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu.

Luke visits Hai Phong, a major industrial city and the second largest in the northern part of Vietnam. This is a special visit for Luke as it is the birthplace of his partner Lynne.

Eva explores the history of French cuisine through a seven-course meal aboard a Seine riverboat with chef Eric Ripert and writer Lindsay Tramuta.

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.

34 year old catering manager Garry is today's host and he's got plans to wow his guests with an exclusive Ibiza Beach Club theme.

It's the final night in Glasgow and fishmonger Bernadette's hoping to spread some love with her curious 'Italian' themed menu.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

The mountains and months of snowfall in Trysil mean that this winter sports town has to be creative when it comes to what they can do locally.

Things are sizzling as Michael Symon heats up a strip steak with his secret ingredient that even non-steak lovers will die for.

Pasta is a staple in any Italian home and Lidia prepares three recipes. A quick ziti with kale pesto and bacon, fusilli with roasted tomato pesto, and campanelle with shrimp and fennel.

In this very special episode, our hosts take a train up to Aguas Calientes to cook some more Peruvian Super Food inspired dishes before visiting one of the 7 Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu.

Luke visits Hai Phong, a major industrial city and the second largest in the northern part of Vietnam. This is a special visit for Luke as it is the birthplace of his partner Lynne.

Eva explores the history of French cuisine through a seven-course meal aboard a Seine riverboat with chef Eric Ripert and writer Lindsay Tramuta.

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.

34 year old catering manager Garry is today's host and he's got plans to wow his guests with an exclusive Ibiza Beach Club theme.

It's the final night in Glasgow and fishmonger Bernadette's hoping to spread some love with her curious 'Italian' themed menu.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

The mountains and months of snowfall in Trysil mean that this winter sports town has to be creative when it comes to what they can do locally.

Chef Mark focuses on some classics - spaghetti carbonara using a few cupboard ingredients and a carrot cake. In his 'How To Perfect' series, Mark looks at some essential knife skills to up your game.

Things are sizzling as Michael Symon heats up a strip steak with his secret ingredient that even non-steak lovers will die for.

Pasta is a staple in any Italian home and Lidia prepares three recipes. A quick ziti with kale pesto and bacon, fusilli with roasted tomato pesto, and campanelle with shrimp and fennel.

Luke travels to Wales and discovers the influences changing Welsh cuisine. Starting his visit in Cardiff Luke meets an artisan bread maker who delivers fresh bread to homes.

Luke travels through the breathtaking and spectacular Lake District in Cumbria. He goes fishing and cooks a sensational fish dish with the 'catch of the day'.

Maryland is synonymous with crabs and has been dating back to the 17th century.

Clayton heads out to sea in Bunjalung country and becomes the boat's good luck charm when they pull in one of the best spanner crab catches to date.

The hosts head to Kjollefjord, the northernmost fishing village on mainland Norway. Chef Frida joins a local fishing crew to catch fresh cod in the Barents Sea.

Laura faces the challenge of cooking a family meal for 20 dollars. With help from market traders, she makes a delicious Olive & Lemon Roast Chicken within budget.

I've noticed my cooking changes as my family grows. Over time I have adapted recipes to fit our lives today creating new delicious traditions.

Hayden kicks things off at world-famous Bondi Beach with a sunrise workout with the legendary Leah Simmons. Then Leah and Hayden take on the iconic Bondi to Bronte walk.

Returning to the kitchen, Alessandra D'Angelo shares indulgent cannoli filled with chocolate and Cointreau cream. Simon adds a cosy touch with pumpkin and three cheese scrolls.

Justine and Philip take you to Greece on today's episode where they prepare Greek Chicken and Peas and a Baklava Ice-Cream Sandwich.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

Michael shows us a spin on the way spaghetti can be served by making it into a pie that is a slice of heaven. Thrown together with some grilled Radicchio, this meal will satisfy any dinner party!

Lidia shares some Italian comfort foods - beef and potato goulash, country salad, and a luscious hazelnut parfait to end on a sweet note.

Luke travels North to the delightful Isle of Bute off the West Coast of Scotland. Luke cooks beef and a fresh seaweed salad on the shoreline while being serenaded by a bagpiper.

Luke travels to the Scottish capital, Edinburgh to uncover traditional Scottish cuisine and checks out the historic landmarks, Scots Monument and Edinburgh Castle.

Chicken is the focus, and Mark has some techniques to share. Some recipes include, a chicken bacon broccoli crumble and a Thai-inspired green curry. Mark shows us how to break down a whole chicken.

Corn is a sacred food for all indigenous tribes of Arizona, including the Tohono O'odham, Yoemi, Navaho and Hopi. Many of the original varieties of corn were lost since the time of colonization.

At the top of Mount Yariabinni, Clayton finds out about totems and their significance to Aboriginal cultures.

While visiting an old Norse settlement, Arne, Frida and Stig get a taste of the island's culinary hotspots, spend time with local artists and musicians, and learn how to make a famous regional dish and an ocean-themed drink.

Vegetable farmer Catherine Velisha joins Mike in the Market Kitchen while he makes a classic Caesar Salad.

Memories fuel my soul and cooking dishes that remind me of my mother will always bring me comfort.

Hayden checks out the local music scene in Sydney's ever-cool Enmore. He hangs out with the band, heads to Cottonmouth Records to spin up some vinyl, and he's gone all vegan for the cook!

Simon spices up the humble cauliflower, roasting it with peri-peri spices and serving it alongside mint yoghurt. He also shares three simple yet delicious recipes-tempeh Reuben sandwiches.

Poh and her team of foodies have expanded their stall at the Adelaide's Farmers' Market from 1 tent to 5. Poh's paella's a real winner and the team are forced to take on a commercial kitchen.

In the local hot and bustling market, Rick collects ingredients for the dishes ranging from chargrilled prawns with simpleThai dipping sauce to horseshoe crab roes with green mango salad.

On today's episode of Everyday Gourmet Georgia Barnes joins Justine and showcases her yummy Chocolate and Blackberry Mote Carlos.

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

Rick samples whelks at a stall in Bognor Regis, cooks Britain's most popular dish, Steak and Kidney Pudding, explores the delights of a Sussex walled garden, and picks mulberries in Tiptree.

What to make for dinner? It's a daily struggle but Nigella has it covered in this episode, packed with delicious ideas for good food fast.

On a coast shaped by ancient seas, Matt dives a hidden farm sinkhole, walks the shore with a Boandik Elder, and cooks a Wagyu tomahawk among Coonawarra's famous vines.

The only way is up in this episode as Donal and his trusty sheepdog Max head northbound to county Antrim.

This week's competition is in Cardiff, where first up is 41 year old, camper van loving, Angharad. Hoping to impress her guests with a true taste of Wales, featuring traditional soup, lamb and a cake.

Tonight's host is 49 year police officer Claire and she's going all out with a cruise themed menu with stop offs in Italy and China. But will a maiden voyage into vegan cooking dash her hopes to win?

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

After making an intial trip to this special archipelago in Season 1, Tareq goes back to Aland to explore more of this island territory.

Michael shows us a spin on the way spaghetti can be served by making it into a pie that is a slice of heaven. Thrown together with some grilled Radicchio, this meal will satisfy any dinner party!

Lidia shares some Italian comfort foods - beef and potato goulash, country salad, and a luscious hazelnut parfait to end on a sweet note.

Rick samples whelks at a stall in Bognor Regis, cooks Britain's most popular dish, Steak and Kidney Pudding, explores the delights of a Sussex walled garden, and picks mulberries in Tiptree.

What to make for dinner? It's a daily struggle but Nigella has it covered in this episode, packed with delicious ideas for good food fast.

On a coast shaped by ancient seas, Matt dives a hidden farm sinkhole, walks the shore with a Boandik Elder, and cooks a Wagyu tomahawk among Coonawarra's famous vines.

The only way is up in this episode as Donal and his trusty sheepdog Max head northbound to county Antrim.

This week's competition is in Cardiff, where first up is 41 year old, camper van loving, Angharad. Hoping to impress her guests with a true taste of Wales, featuring traditional soup, lamb and a cake.

Tonight's host is 49 year police officer Claire and she's going all out with a cruise themed menu with stop offs in Italy and China. But will a maiden voyage into vegan cooking dash her hopes to win?

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

After making an intial trip to this special archipelago in Season 1, Tareq goes back to Aland to explore more of this island territory.

Chicken is the focus, and Mark has some techniques to share. Some recipes include, a chicken bacon broccoli crumble and a Thai-inspired green curry. Mark shows us how to break down a whole chicken.

Michael shows us a spin on the way spaghetti can be served by making it into a pie that is a slice of heaven. Thrown together with some grilled Radicchio, this meal will satisfy any dinner party!

Lidia shares some Italian comfort foods - beef and potato goulash, country salad, and a luscious hazelnut parfait to end on a sweet note.

Luke travels North to the delightful Isle of Bute off the West Coast of Scotland. Luke cooks beef and a fresh seaweed salad on the shoreline while being serenaded by a bagpiper.

Luke travels to the Scottish capital, Edinburgh to uncover traditional Scottish cuisine and checks out the historic landmarks, Scots Monument and Edinburgh Castle.

Corn is a sacred food for all indigenous tribes of Arizona, including the Tohono O'odham, Yoemi, Navaho and Hopi. Many of the original varieties of corn were lost since the time of colonization.

At the top of Mount Yariabinni, Clayton finds out about totems and their significance to Aboriginal cultures.

While visiting an old Norse settlement, Arne, Frida and Stig get a taste of the island's culinary hotspots, spend time with local artists and musicians, and learn how to make a famous regional dish and an ocean-themed drink.

Vegetable farmer Catherine Velisha joins Mike in the Market Kitchen while he makes a classic Caesar Salad.

Memories fuel my soul and cooking dishes that remind me of my mother will always bring me comfort.

Hayden checks out the local music scene in Sydney's ever-cool Enmore. He hangs out with the band, heads to Cottonmouth Records to spin up some vinyl, and he's gone all vegan for the cook!

Simon spices up the humble cauliflower, roasting it with peri-peri spices and serving it alongside mint yoghurt. He also shares three simple yet delicious recipes-tempeh Reuben sandwiches.

On today's episode of Everyday Gourmet Georgia Barnes joins Justine and showcases her yummy Chocolate and Blackberry Mote Carlos.

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

When all else fails, make a roast! Michael adds some kraut and cider to crown his pork roast with veggies that gives a perfect balance to a homecooked meal.

Today is all about stress-free cooking for a holiday celebration. Lidia makes marinated mushrooms, vin brule, an Italian version of mulled wine, and turkey breast with apricots.

In Manchester, Luke stops into a celebrity dining hotspot, Australasia and meets head chef David Spanner, then explores one of Manchester's busiest restaurant strips; Curry Mile.

After exploring Manchester Luke completes his journey around the UK by returning to London, but first visits Manchester's iconic Mr Thomas's Chop House to try their famous Corned Beef Hash.

Mark proves that not all sandwiches are created equal! He starts with a Parisian cafe classic, a croque madame and bakes a brown sugar brioche with Chantilly cream.

Known for their pungent smell and uniquely delicious flavour, ramps have been foraged across North America for centuries.

Derek begins his journey with a blessing for his future travels from local Wardan women, something very important to Indigenous peoples across Australia.

Arne, Frida, and Stig explore Lofoten, an archipelago in the North Atlantic that's famous for its Cod.

Wine expert Adam Walls pairs wines for Mike's first dish, Crumbed Veal Cutlets.

Exercising your cooking skills is something you should do everyday.

Hayden wakes up overlooking Sydney Harbour, ready for a city adventure. First he catches up with architect Eoghan Lewis for a tour of the city, before exploring some of the hidden laneways in the CBD.

Special guest Catherine Velisha shows how to hero the spring onion in a simple stir-fry. Simon creates a showstopping side of smashed carrots with herb and olive jam.

Poh goes fishing with Andre and cooks up a magnificent seafood salad from freshly caught squid and home grown veggies. Then she learns the secrets of Asam Laksa.

For the close to the seafood odyssey, Rick goes to Whitby, where they claim to make the best fish and chips in the world. So what's the secret?

Did someone say snacks?? Everyday Gourmet is blessed with two special guests today, Anna and Melissa who make their Popcorn Cubes and I Can't Believe These are Healthy' Breakfast Bars.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

Donal Skehan is joined by chefs and special guests as they explore the vibrant flavours of Rosh Hashanah, cooking up a feast of Beef Brisket and a sweet Honey Cake.

Having spent a day and night in Hong Kong, Curtis wakes early to learn all about how a bean curd factory got the attention of the Michelin guide and how a daughter's vision led her father's business.

Before the golden arches, before the coffee chains, there was the Greek café and milk bar in country towns across Australia.

It's the third night in Cardiff and the turn of spiritual vegan Charlotte to welcome her guests with a homely hug of a dinner including a cutch - that's Welsh for cuddle - in a bowl.

It's the fourth night of the competition in Cardiff and the turn of IT consultant and part time party boy Rave-id to welcome his guests with a fully vegan dining experience.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

There are not many places in Sweden like Tornedalen. A rushing river has provided for locals for centuries, and the very fertile land has yielded amazing crops for centuries.

When all else fails, make a roast! Michael adds some kraut and cider to crown his pork roast with veggies that gives a perfect balance to a homecooked meal.

Today is all about stress-free cooking for a holiday celebration. Lidia makes marinated mushrooms, vin brule, an Italian version of mulled wine, and turkey breast with apricots.

Donal Skehan is joined by chefs and special guests as they explore the vibrant flavours of Rosh Hashanah, cooking up a feast of Beef Brisket and a sweet Honey Cake.

Having spent a day and night in Hong Kong, Curtis wakes early to learn all about how a bean curd factory got the attention of the Michelin guide and how a daughter's vision led her father's business.

Before the golden arches, before the coffee chains, there was the Greek café and milk bar in country towns across Australia.

It's the third night in Cardiff and the turn of spiritual vegan Charlotte to welcome her guests with a homely hug of a dinner including a cutch - that's Welsh for cuddle - in a bowl.

It's the fourth night of the competition in Cardiff and the turn of IT consultant and part time party boy Rave-id to welcome his guests with a fully vegan dining experience.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

There are not many places in Sweden like Tornedalen. A rushing river has provided for locals for centuries, and the very fertile land has yielded amazing crops for centuries.

Mark proves that not all sandwiches are created equal! He starts with a Parisian cafe classic, a croque madame and bakes a brown sugar brioche with Chantilly cream.

When all else fails, make a roast! Michael adds some kraut and cider to crown his pork roast with veggies that gives a perfect balance to a homecooked meal.

Today is all about stress-free cooking for a holiday celebration. Lidia makes marinated mushrooms, vin brule, an Italian version of mulled wine, and turkey breast with apricots.

In Manchester, Luke stops into a celebrity dining hotspot, Australasia and meets head chef David Spanner, then explores one of Manchester's busiest restaurant strips; Curry Mile.

After exploring Manchester Luke completes his journey around the UK by returning to London, but first visits Manchester's iconic Mr Thomas's Chop House to try their famous Corned Beef Hash.

Known for their pungent smell and uniquely delicious flavour, ramps have been foraged across North America for centuries.

Derek begins his journey with a blessing for his future travels from local Wardan women, something very important to Indigenous peoples across Australia.

Arne, Frida, and Stig explore Lofoten, an archipelago in the North Atlantic that's famous for its Cod.

Wine expert Adam Walls pairs wines for Mike's first dish, Crumbed Veal Cutlets.

Exercising your cooking skills is something you should do everyday.

Hayden wakes up overlooking Sydney Harbour, ready for a city adventure. First he catches up with architect Eoghan Lewis for a tour of the city, before exploring some of the hidden laneways in the CBD.

Special guest Catherine Velisha shows how to hero the spring onion in a simple stir-fry. Simon creates a showstopping side of smashed carrots with herb and olive jam.

Did someone say snacks?? Everyday Gourmet is blessed with two special guests today, Anna and Melissa who make their Popcorn Cubes and I Can't Believe These are Healthy' Breakfast Bars.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

Stepping outside of his backyard, Michael Symon puts his grill in the sand and whips up the ultimate beach barbeque.

Lidia shares some of her all-time favourites - tomato and onion salad alla calabrese, leftover meatball panini, and stuffs pizza rolls with broccoli rabe and sausage with ricotta and leeks.

Chef Luke Nguyen takes a culinary journey across the Greater Mekong region of Southeast Asia. Luke explores the cultures and centuries-old traditions of Yunnan Province.

Luke discovers the unique flavours and culinary traditions of the Bai and Yai people in the historic Chinese towns of Dali and Shaxi. There, Luke experiences the best fishing of his life.

Mark brings flavours from around the globe, using ingredients you're likely to have in your fridge and store cupboard. He cooks lamb kofte, salted caramel custard pots, and slow-cooked meatballs.

The term pecan was coined by the Algonquin from the word 'pacane', which means a nut that needs to be cracked with a stone in the Algonquin language.

Derek heads to Cambray Cheese in what he says is a town named after him-Nannup! He tries black garlic in Osmington, teaches a couple of local kids some busking tips before watching a local dive.

Arne, Frida, and Stig experience the outstanding food and hospitality on Norway's west coast.

Mike starts with a Rhubarb Crumble Cake topped with ginger-infused whipped cream. Laura assists Karen Chan with her mystery box, resulting in Char Kway Teow.

This show is all about making your life easier, and one thing that I always teach you is to think of recipes as roadmaps that you can and should personalize.

Hayden explores Chinatown with the one and only Reynold Poer, who shares a classic wonton noodle soup recipe with Hayden which they cook together in front of the Chinese Garden of Friendship.

Simon prepares a special breakfast of overnight oats for a very special guest his mum, Therese. She then takes the reins, creating a Spanish-style tomato toast inspired by her time abroad.

Poh and her bestie Sarah create three unique ice cream flavours and go on a road trip in an attempt to break into the ice cream business.

It's the start of spring in Cornwall, and Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant is busier than ever. Rick is preparing his version of a seafood paella with squid, monkfish and lobster.

Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner and Dessert are all on the menu on today's episode with recipes including an Acai Bowl, Duck with Mushroom and Red Wine Jus and a Berry Cream Sundae.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

Lara Lee travels beyond Bali to uncover the rich, untold stories of Indonesia's unique islands, cultures, and cuisines.

It's posh versus upstart. From cakes to wine Kate Quilton explores the ultimate British supermarket showdown. This isn't just any supermarket turf war, this is Aldi vs M&S.

It's the final night in Cardiff and the turn of wise-cracking back cracker Pete to impress his guests with a traditional menu including some locally sourced ingredients.

This week's competition is in Belfast, where our first host, food bank volunteer, Donna, is planning to dazzle her guests with her thrifty menu.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

At the northern-most part of Denmark, you are always close to raw, beautiful nature, and incredible sunlight that has drawn artists here for over 100 years.

Stepping outside of his backyard, Michael Symon puts his grill in the sand and whips up the ultimate beach barbeque.

Lidia shares some of her all-time favourites - tomato and onion salad alla calabrese, leftover meatball panini, and stuffs pizza rolls with broccoli rabe and sausage with ricotta and leeks.

Lara Lee travels beyond Bali to uncover the rich, untold stories of Indonesia's unique islands, cultures, and cuisines.

This dish uses the savoury characteristics of tea as a delicate seasoning for prawns. Rubbing prawns with egg white, cornflour and salt—known as "velveting"—gives them a tender, smooth texture.

It's posh versus upstart. From cakes to wine Kate Quilton explores the ultimate British supermarket showdown. This isn't just any supermarket turf war, this is Aldi vs M&S.

It's the final night in Cardiff and the turn of wise-cracking back cracker Pete to impress his guests with a traditional menu including some locally sourced ingredients.

This week's competition is in Belfast, where our first host, food bank volunteer, Donna, is planning to dazzle her guests with her thrifty menu.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

At the northern-most part of Denmark, you are always close to raw, beautiful nature, and incredible sunlight that has drawn artists here for over 100 years.

Mark brings flavours from around the globe, using ingredients you're likely to have in your fridge and store cupboard. He cooks lamb kofte, salted caramel custard pots, and slow-cooked meatballs.

Stepping outside of his backyard, Michael Symon puts his grill in the sand and whips up the ultimate beach barbeque.

Lidia shares some of her all-time favourites - tomato and onion salad alla calabrese, leftover meatball panini, and stuffs pizza rolls with broccoli rabe and sausage with ricotta and leeks.

Chef Luke Nguyen takes a culinary journey across the Greater Mekong region of Southeast Asia. Luke explores the cultures and centuries-old traditions of Yunnan Province.

Luke discovers the unique flavours and culinary traditions of the Bai and Yai people in the historic Chinese towns of Dali and Shaxi. There, Luke experiences the best fishing of his life.

The term pecan was coined by the Algonquin from the word 'pacane', which means a nut that needs to be cracked with a stone in the Algonquin language.

Derek heads to Cambray Cheese in what he says is a town named after him-Nannup! He tries black garlic in Osmington, teaches a couple of local kids some busking tips before watching a local dive.

Arne, Frida, and Stig experience the outstanding food and hospitality on Norway's west coast.

Mike starts with a Rhubarb Crumble Cake topped with ginger-infused whipped cream. Laura assists Karen Chan with her mystery box, resulting in Char Kway Teow.

This show is all about making your life easier, and one thing that I always teach you is to think of recipes as roadmaps that you can and should personalize.

Hayden explores Chinatown with the one and only Reynold Poer, who shares a classic wonton noodle soup recipe with Hayden which they cook together in front of the Chinese Garden of Friendship.

Simon prepares a special breakfast of overnight oats for a very special guest his mum, Therese. She then takes the reins, creating a Spanish-style tomato toast inspired by her time abroad.

Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner and Dessert are all on the menu on today's episode with recipes including an Acai Bowl, Duck with Mushroom and Red Wine Jus and a Berry Cream Sundae.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

Lara Lee travels beyond Bali to uncover the rich, untold stories of Indonesia's unique islands, cultures, and cuisines.

It's posh versus upstart. From cakes to wine Kate Quilton explores the ultimate British supermarket showdown. This isn't just any supermarket turf war, this is Aldi vs M&S.

Arne, Frida, and Stig experience the outstanding food and hospitality on Norway's west coast.

Mike starts with a Rhubarb Crumble Cake topped with ginger-infused whipped cream. Laura assists Karen Chan with her mystery box, resulting in Char Kway Teow.

Lidia shares some of her all-time favourites - tomato and onion salad alla calabrese, leftover meatball panini, and stuffs pizza rolls with broccoli rabe and sausage with ricotta and leeks.

Simon prepares a special breakfast of overnight oats for a very special guest his mum, Therese. She then takes the reins, creating a Spanish-style tomato toast inspired by her time abroad.

The amazing talk show host, comedian, writer and producer Stephen Colbert and his wife, Producer Evie McGee Colbert are joining Ina for a wonderful day at the barn.

Award-winning actor and producer Wendell Pierce is joining Ina for cooking and conversation at the barn.

Rick Stein's food adventures takes him to Shanghai where he learns if this bustling city has managed to hold on to its culinary roots. He shares delicious new recipes from his travels.

David heads to the streets of Palermo for sandwiches with extra flair and lots of guts, ventures to a tiny, tucked away restaurant with market fresh selections and no menu.

Chef Alisa experiences the passion of Neapolitans for the dish perfected by its poorest people that became one of the most beloved comfort foods in the world.

Prof. Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor show us the chemicals in cola, and why we should all be freezing our bread. And they shock Frankie and Camille in Berkshire with the extent of their snack habit.

Jamie sends the trainees on placements for a month, working alongside professional chefs in some of London's top restaurants. It is both a fantastic opportunity and a test for the trainees.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers Piadinas, street food dating back to Roman times before crossing the Adriatic Sea to Croatia - a first for Rick - and a chance to discover new dishes.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of fire and ice during the Icelandic summer to learn secret cooking techniques utilising the volcanic landscape. He fishes in a glacial river for wild salmon.

In Bilbao, James visits a huge indoor food market, takes a funicular to a famous steak restaurant, sees how La Carolina is made, and then heads to a winery on a seabed.

Rick Stein's food adventures takes him to Shanghai where he learns if this bustling city has managed to hold on to its culinary roots. He shares delicious new recipes from his travels.

David heads to the streets of Palermo for sandwiches with extra flair and lots of guts, ventures to a tiny, tucked away restaurant with market fresh selections and no menu.

Chef Alisa experiences the passion of Neapolitans for the dish perfected by its poorest people that became one of the most beloved comfort foods in the world.

Prof. Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor show us the chemicals in cola, and why we should all be freezing our bread. And they shock Frankie and Camille in Berkshire with the extent of their snack habit.

Jamie sends the trainees on placements for a month, working alongside professional chefs in some of London's top restaurants. It is both a fantastic opportunity and a test for the trainees.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of fire and ice during the Icelandic summer to learn secret cooking techniques utilising the volcanic landscape. He fishes in a glacial river for wild salmon.

JC serves up his Filipino national dish, sharing a touching tale of his grandmother's culinary influence. Hear how he uses the DISH structure to help him talk about the food.

The amazing talk show host, comedian, writer and producer Stephen Colbert and his wife, Producer Evie McGee Colbert are joining Ina for a wonderful day at the barn.

Award-winning actor and producer Wendell Pierce is joining Ina for cooking and conversation at the barn.

In the Byzantine city of Ravenna, Rick discovers Piadinas, street food dating back to Roman times before crossing the Adriatic Sea to Croatia - a first for Rick - and a chance to discover new dishes.

In Bilbao, James visits a huge indoor food market, takes a funicular to a famous steak restaurant, sees how La Carolina is made, and then heads to a winery on a seabed.

David heads to the streets of Palermo for sandwiches with extra flair and lots of guts, ventures to a tiny, tucked away restaurant with market fresh selections and no menu.

Chef Alisa experiences the passion of Neapolitans for the dish perfected by its poorest people that became one of the most beloved comfort foods in the world.

Prof. Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor show us the chemicals in cola, and why we should all be freezing our bread. And they shock Frankie and Camille in Berkshire with the extent of their snack habit.

In the urban sprawl of Tokyo, Adam Liaw explores a food culture which sustains the 'salaryman' workers in style and retains the culinary traditions of the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

Jamie sends the trainees on placements for a month, working alongside professional chefs in some of London's top restaurants. It is both a fantastic opportunity and a test for the trainees.

Chef Ramsay explores the land of fire and ice during the Icelandic summer to learn secret cooking techniques utilising the volcanic landscape. He fishes in a glacial river for wild salmon.

JC serves up his Filipino national dish, sharing a touching tale of his grandmother's culinary influence. Hear how he uses the DISH structure to help him talk about the food.

Rick Stein's food adventures takes him to Shanghai where he learns if this bustling city has managed to hold on to its culinary roots. He shares delicious new recipes from his travels.

The amazing talk show host, comedian, writer and producer Stephen Colbert and his wife, Producer Evie McGee Colbert are joining Ina for a wonderful day at the barn.

David heads to the streets of Palermo for sandwiches with extra flair and lots of guts, ventures to a tiny, tucked away restaurant with market fresh selections and no menu.

Chef Alisa experiences the passion of Neapolitans for the dish perfected by its poorest people that became one of the most beloved comfort foods in the world.

It's a revealing night in The Cook Up Kitchen, as Adam and his guests, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton, reveal their food crushes.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

The black diamond. With barely 50 tonnes per year being produced, black truffles are twenty times rarer than in the 19th century, and they command $2,000 per kilo.

Hugh's first challenge is to host a BBQ without a single sausage. Time for some veg kebabs, and vibrant salads. David Bailey, one of the best vegetarian chefs in England, wows Hugh with Asian-inspired dishes.

On a coast shaped by ancient seas, Matt dives a hidden farm sinkhole, walks the shore with a Boandik Elder, and cooks a Wagyu tomahawk among Coonawarra's famous vines.

Reimagine salads with vibrant, hearty creations that are as filling as they are delicious. Peach Boconcini Salad, Watermelon & Feta, and the showstopping Banoffee Dessert Salad.

Neven returns to the northern city of Porto. Portugal's second largest city is famous for the port wine that has been produced there for centuries. The Douro river divides the city.

Neven begins his journey in Viana do Castelo, a picturesque coastal town in Northern Portugal. Here, he explores the rich bounty of the Atlantic Ocean, sampling freshly caught seafood.

On the trail of 'our greatest Second World War poet', Charles Causley, Rick catches up with bestselling author Patrick Gale. Then heads home to whip up his favourite seabass dish.

Rick drops in on the fishing port of Boscastle and finds a fabulous seafood restaurant. Then a trip to Cornwall's only organic mushroom farm inspires him to cook a stir fry with lion's mane mushrooms.

Prue has invited Ellie Simmonds back for a second visit to her Kitchen after the two got on so well the first time!

James meets a family who live off grid. He samples fabada stew and some famous sardines. Then he cooks a steak sandwich, pancetta and clams, rice pudding, and sardines with padron peppers.

The black diamond. With barely 50 tonnes per year being produced, black truffles are twenty times rarer than in the 19th century, and they command $2,000 per kilo.

Hugh's first challenge is to host a BBQ without a single sausage. Time for some veg kebabs, and vibrant salads. David Bailey, one of the best vegetarian chefs in England, wows Hugh with Asian-inspired dishes.

On a coast shaped by ancient seas, Matt dives a hidden farm sinkhole, walks the shore with a Boandik Elder, and cooks a Wagyu tomahawk among Coonawarra's famous vines.

Neven returns to the northern city of Porto. Portugal's second largest city is famous for the port wine that has been produced there for centuries. The Douro river divides the city.

Neven begins his journey in Viana do Castelo, a picturesque coastal town in Northern Portugal. Here, he explores the rich bounty of the Atlantic Ocean, sampling freshly caught seafood.

On the trail of 'our greatest Second World War poet', Charles Causley, Rick catches up with bestselling author Patrick Gale. Then heads home to whip up his favourite seabass dish.

Prue has invited Ellie Simmonds back for a second visit to her Kitchen after the two got on so well the first time!

Reimagine salads with vibrant, hearty creations that are as filling as they are delicious. Peach Boconcini Salad, Watermelon & Feta, and the showstopping Banoffee Dessert Salad.

It's a revealing night in The Cook Up Kitchen, as Adam and his guests, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton, reveal their food crushes.

Forget tribute bands Adam, Myra Karakelle from MLK Deli and Ali Chebbani from Chebbo's Burhers are here to make tribute sandwiches.

You can make friends with salad, especially when the salads are as quick and crunchy as tonight's recipes from Adam and his guests, chef Lillian Kaskoutas and comedian Nick White.

Adam and his guests, Young Chef of the Year Luke Bourke and entrepreneur Frank Greeff harness the power of time to make food that's an overnight success.

Tonight, Adam asks his guests, chefs Zoe Birch and Chung Jae Lee, to say cheese. And then cook with it.

The black diamond. With barely 50 tonnes per year being produced, black truffles are twenty times rarer than in the 19th century, and they command $2,000 per kilo.

Hugh's first challenge is to host a BBQ without a single sausage. Time for some veg kebabs, and vibrant salads. David Bailey, one of the best vegetarian chefs in England, wows Hugh with Asian-inspired dishes.

Neven returns to the northern city of Porto. Portugal's second largest city is famous for the port wine that has been produced there for centuries. The Douro river divides the city.

Neven begins his journey in Viana do Castelo, a picturesque coastal town in Northern Portugal. Here, he explores the rich bounty of the Atlantic Ocean, sampling freshly caught seafood.