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Warren travels to Pretoria and Johannesburg; there he meets chef Xoliswa, personal cook to the former president Nelson Mandela and learns to cook samp risotto and sweet chicken.

Jenn travels north to the Saskatchewan River Delta to explore the cultural significance of hunting and trapping in Indigenous traditions.

Luke goes to Ninh Binh where he chats with a rice farmer who catches and sells tiny rice paddy crabs. She offers to take Luke out on her canoe to go crab hunting.

Neville joins Mitch and Ali to make two delicious dishes with duck and bush turkey. Neville uses his Asian heritage to influence his take on these dishes.

Rachael shows how to recreate a world-famous fast food fish sandwich at home, complete with her signature tartar sauce and served on soft brioche buns with crispy french fries. Joh

Mike cooks his 15-minute Jalapeno Glazed Chicken Ribs for Laura. Then he treats Bill, the market manager, to a super indulgent Chocolate Tres Leches.

Building the ultimate Italian cheeseboard; skillet sausage and peppers; St. Joseph's zeppole, fried dough filled with vanilla cream topped with Amarena cherries.

It's a dream come true for Ina who is joined by her friend David Remnick the incredible Pulitzer prize winning author, journalist and editor, who is spending an amazing day at the

Simon shares his recipes for a New York-style chilli hot dog, Italian custard cream horns, and watercress salad with peaches and piccalilli.

Maeve explores the world of vegetable parcels from different cultures and cuisines. Recipes include a Mexican chiles rellenos, and Chinese silverbeet and spinach dumplings.

After a stop at his favourite market, he samples locally-sourced sushi, learns the secret behind Chef Renee Lavallee's legendary seafood chowder and sips on local hard cider.

Kicking off todays show is Justine's garden fresh Chilled Creamy Pea and Mint Soup. Gabriel Gate prepares a very elegant Minted Salmon Tartare with Avocado & Hazelnuts.

If you want soup and you want it now, don't miss these short cut soup recipes from Adam, bestselling cookbook author Brendan Pang and award-winning comedian Annie Louey.

Chef Eric explores Taiwanese-style breakfast, which is a blend of various food items. As he indulges in the rich tapestry of dishes, he discovers not only the intricate flavours bu

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

Justine makes chicken and corn soup, and upside-down orange cake; Jacques Reymond prepares a Thai beef salad in crispy young cos lettuce.