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Culinary tour of innovative Houston restaurants.

Restaurants combine ethnic traditions to make new flavors; Texas and Italy traditions merge; Korean cuisine mixed with American Northwest fare.

Meet the chef who brought the tradition of gastropubs over from England and experience her nose-to-tail cooking.

Tour a cheese cave; a world-renowned fondue and cheesecake; how many cheeses can fit into one macaroni and cheese dish; the most unique and sought-after grilled cheese sandwiches.

A peek into the unique foods in Queens, N.Y.

Hot spots around the country spice up kitchens.

A burger smothered in slaw; lasagna sandwich; bread with chocolate.

Fried brains; duck tongue tacos; spleen sandwich; BBQ pig tails.

Crispy Peking duck; roasted quail; turkey stuffed with a duck and a chicken.

Chili spiced apple pie; roast pheasant; lobster mashed potatoes.

Anne Burrell devours a turkey leg sandwich; Jonathon Sawyer gives thanks for the mind-blowing Thanksgiving buffet at Adele's in Nashville; Andrew Zimmern shares a picture-perfect pie from Turtle Bread Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Andrew Zimmern dives into a sensational hot pot in Las Vegas, while Alex Guarnaschelli dunks and devours the original French dip in Los Angeles; Brad Miller lights up his taste buds with an explosively dynamite crab dip.

Andrew Zimmern goes deep into the interior of Florida and discovers that people in the rural areas are still living off the land and eating much like their ancestors did.

Land turtle and shark; land creatures and caiman.

From the blistering hot pot and fiery Mapo tofu to spicy Kung Pao Chicken, Andrew Zimmern explores the famous scorching dishes that make Chengdu, China, a delicious destination.

Andrew Zimmern explores the bountiful larder and history of the Scottish Highlands, providing chefs with the building blocks for unique dishes, including lean, flavorful Highland beef, buttery shellfish, handheld meat pies, and smoked salmon.

Dungeness Crab Louie and sourdough bread on the West Coast in San Francisco; some of the best eating on the West Coast.

Hearty potato soup, whole-roasted stuffed pork, egg filled arepas and cheesy hot chocolate.

Deep-fried artichokes, spaghetti alla carbonara and pizza Tonda in Rome that date back hundreds of years.

Andrew digs in to Puglia, a coastal region in the heel of Italy's boot; Puglia's simple but stunning dishes include orecchiette pasta, grilled octopus and stuffed pasticiotti pastries.

Casey Webb heads to Cincinnati to see if he can take down an enormous eight-pound, double-crusted pizza in just 30 minutes; along the way, he encounters a beautiful cheeseburger at a 200-year-old bar and a massive tray of Cincy-style chili.

Adam heads to the land of the lighthouses and visits The Lobster Shack; the Manimal Challenge at Tradewinds Cafe.

Adam visits the honeymoon capital of the world; Riverstone Grill; Haystack steak sandwich; 7-lbs. pasta challenge.

Adam Richman's food quest takes him to San Antonio and encounters with a 3-pound cinnamon roll, a 42-inch pizza and a burger topped with the spiciest chilies in the world.

Adam Richman visits Alaska for a massive burger, a mountainous breakfast and the 6-pound Kodiak Arrest challenge at Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse in Anchorage.

Adam Richman visits Honolulu to sample Hawaiian fare such as pipikaula short ribs and the Loco Moco; gargantuan pancake challenge.

Adam devours a super burrito, humongous sandwiches and a two-gallon sundae in San Francisco.

Adam samples a local favorite called "The Horseshoe"; Firebrand Chili Challenge; the place that invented the corn dog.

Noah Cappe heads to the Four States Fair in Texarkana, AR, where even the BBQ-loaded sandwiches are bigger; then, Noah heads back in time to The Viking Experience in North Carolina and gets a little Christmas in the summertime.

Exploring the orange groves of California at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair; the bacon churro cheeseburger is a meaty mouthful sandwiched between two churros; spicy ramen fries combine crispy fries, crispy noodles and other tasty Japanese toppings.

Noah Cappe heads to the Vermont Maple Festival to dine on maple-infused carnival offerings; he celebrates the Mardi Gras Po'boy at the Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas and the stacked spam burger at the Riverside County Fair in Indio, Calif.

Noah tries the French Toast Bacon Bombs and Maui Cowboy Burger at the San Diego County Fair; Noah visits La Porte County Fair in Indiana for the Port Belly Reuben, Deep Fried Lobster Mac & Cheese and Creampuff Jimmy's original Giant Cream Puffs.

Some foods are just meant to be together, and Eddie Jackson showcases an entire day of classic culinary combos, from a hot ham and cheese biscuit to an all-out surf-and-turf masterpiece.

Jackson showcases layer after layer of tasty dishes; from a pair of unique lasagnas to a mountainous sandwich to a towering waffle dessert, these stacks are hard to resist.

Adam Richman visits three baseball stadiums known for serving up delicious and unique food in ballparks around the country.

Adam samples a massive sandwich, chili cheese fries and a 16-ounce shake at the Rockies Diner in Boise, Idaho.

Noah Cappe heads to the Vermont Maple Festival to dine on maple-infused carnival offerings; he celebrates the Mardi Gras Po'boy at the Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas and the stacked spam burger at the Riverside County Fair in Indio, Calif.

Noah tries the French Toast Bacon Bombs and Maui Cowboy Burger at the San Diego County Fair; Noah visits La Porte County Fair in Indiana for the Port Belly Reuben, Deep Fried Lobster Mac & Cheese and Creampuff Jimmy's original Giant Cream Puffs.

Some foods are just meant to be together, and Eddie Jackson showcases an entire day of classic culinary combos, from a hot ham and cheese biscuit to an all-out surf-and-turf masterpiece.

Jackson showcases layer after layer of tasty dishes; from a pair of unique lasagnas to a mountainous sandwich to a towering waffle dessert, these stacks are hard to resist.

Adam Richman visits three baseball stadiums known for serving up delicious and unique food in ballparks around the country.

Adam samples a massive sandwich, chili cheese fries and a 16-ounce shake at the Rockies Diner in Boise, Idaho.

Noah Cappe heads to the Four States Fair in Texarkana, AR, where even the BBQ-loaded sandwiches are bigger; then, Noah heads back in time to The Viking Experience in North Carolina and gets a little Christmas in the summertime.

Exploring the orange groves of California at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair; the bacon churro cheeseburger is a meaty mouthful sandwiched between two churros; spicy ramen fries combine crispy fries, crispy noodles and other tasty Japanese toppings.

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Michael Symon amps up summer parties with some of his seasonal favorites; he starts with the classic American Coney Dogs, grills fun barbecue corn ribs, and cools down with easy orange strawberry cream pops.

Michael makes his grilled eggplant parmesan outdoors on the grill and whips up a classic salami and provolone antipasti salad with campfire dressing; Liz makes cherry polenta cake.

Michael Symon explores the world of sweet and salty with his pretzel fried pork sandwich with hot honey and pickles, dates stuffed with goat cheese in bacon brown butter balsamic sauce, toffee and peanut popcorn, and a frozen strawberry salty dog.

Only Michael Symon would think to make moussaka on the grill, taking the Mediterranean casserole layered with meat, veggies and cheese sauce outside; Liz creates a complementary side dish of grilled and steamed artichokes.

Bloody beer cocktail; slow roasted beets with buttermilk blue cheese; chicken thighs with kale and toasted walnuts.

Cleveland style clambake.

Aged porterhouse; peach and blue cheese salad; simple macerated blackberries; classic Manhattan.

Michael's favorite granola; grilled peaches with honey, yogurt and mint; poached eggs and crab English muffins; maple pecan bacon; Meyer lemon and basil fizz.

Michael Symon chooses from over 400,000 topping combinations to create his own meaty masterpiece; pork buns in Columbus, Ohio; a roasted onion stuffed with smoked pork and brisket.

Michael hooks up with Anthony Anderson in Chicago to explore some of the city's legendary food institutions; smoked sausages and indulgent burgers; Michael engages in a sumo-style wrestling match with a local chef.

Fried chicken and pancake tacos are a delicious reinvention of classic chicken and waffles; a burger with a house-made chorizo patty; smoked pulled pork with a Kansas City-style barbecue rub.

Smoked turkey and sweet potato fried pie; a burger is stacked over a foot tall with three beef patties, mozzarella sticks, jalapeno poppers, onion rings, bacon, ham, eggs; chile-rubbed duck breast.

From lobster roll sandwiches and fresh East Coast oysters to Italian sandwiches and whoopie pies, Andrew Zimmern explores the seaside city of Portland, Maine, loaded with classic New England fare.

Andrew highlights Tuscan specialties like small-batch extra virgin olive oil, spicy fish stew served over crusty bread, chickpea pancakes and whole fish simmered quickly in spicy tomato sauce.

Andrew Zimmern looks back on favorite dishes that are also original inventions and whether they were created out of necessity, the result of a happy accident or icons dreamed up for royalty, the origins of these edible icons are one-of-a-kind.

Edible icons like smoked salmon, soda bread and stew to boxty, black pudding and Guinness in Ireland.

Casey Webb's food frenzy brings him to Cleveland, Ohio, for a corned beef colossus, a caramel ice cream sundae at a sweet time machine and an Olympic-sized gyro in the Greek Village Grille's Mount Olympus Challenge.

Adam visits Des Moines, Iowa to sample Midwestern comfort food and the area's most unique pizza; Adam Emmenecker challenge.

Adam visits Knoxville, Tenn. and tries whopping the five-pound barbeque burrito challenge at Sweet P's BBQ.

Adam heads to Boulder, CO for mile-high pizza, bacon pancakes and the biggest wing challenge yet at the West End Tavern.

Adam heads to Michigan to try stacked burgers and sandwiches; the Mount Nacheesmo challenge at Tio's Mexican Cafe.

Casey celebrates the top five grill masters, including his pick for the ultimate fired up feast.

Andrew seeks burgers with enough toppings to fill a dartboard, Rocky Mountain oysters and a showdown with the biggest burrito in the West in Denver.

Adam enjoys deep-fried hot dogs, homemade pies and his first mystery challenge in Sarasota, Fla. on his chow-down quest.

Andrew digs into the culinary treasures of Uruguay's capital city, Montevideo; he explores this meaty Mecca by highlighting slow-cooked Asado meats, thin-sliced steak sandwiches called chivitos and breaded and fried beef.

Hearty favorites such as blue crab, pit beef and chocolaty Berger cookies are featured as Andrew travels the gritty city.

Andrew Zimmern samples the culinary mashups of Trinidad and Tobago, including curried crab with dumplings, crispy fried shark sandwiches and soft flatbreads perfect for scooping veggies and curries.

Andrew spotlights Goa, a former Portuguese colony and lush tropical paradise on the western coast of India, where the seaside city's local cuisine, including prawn curry, Portuguese chorizo and pork vindaloo, is influenced by many different cultures.

Legendary sun-dried beef; deep-fried chimichangas; bacon-wrapped hot dogs; shaved ice treats called raspados.

The iconic foods of Hanoi, Vietnam, including sweet-and-sour snail soup, breakfast crepes filled with ground pork and sweet-potato fritters topped with shrimp.

Andrew Zimmern explores ancient superfoods, heirloom seeds and indigenous culinary traditions of Aztec Mexico; he eats wild boar with native cactus, stinkbug salsa and seven-chili rabbit before trying sweaty tacos inspired by Aztec ingredients.

Andrew rides on the Pony Express Trail, exploring the mail delivery service that had a profound impact on the United States; he eats elk tongue, fish skin and an oyster omelet while on his adventure.

Classic Danish dishes in the city of Copenhagen; from seafood prepared in the New Nordic style to classics like marinated crown herring and pan-fried meatballs.

Suckling pig cooked all day on a rotisserie; spicy wok-fried rice; whole slow-roasted duck.

Andrew drops by Atlanta, a city with a dozen different food personalities; he digs into Southern staples, hunts down one of the best burgers in the United States and makes a beeline to a joint serving up delicious Korean fare.

Andrew visits Chicago and starts his food tour with classic foods, including a hot dog and deep-dish pizza; Andrew drops by other hot spots including one of the best barbecue joints in the city and a restaurant with three Michelin stars.

Andrew Zimmern explores ancient superfoods, heirloom seeds and indigenous culinary traditions of Aztec Mexico; he eats wild boar with native cactus, stinkbug salsa and seven-chili rabbit before trying sweaty tacos inspired by Aztec ingredients.

Andrew rides on the Pony Express Trail, exploring the mail delivery service that had a profound impact on the United States; he eats elk tongue, fish skin and an oyster omelet while on his adventure.

Classic Danish dishes in the city of Copenhagen; from seafood prepared in the New Nordic style to classics like marinated crown herring and pan-fried meatballs.

Suckling pig cooked all day on a rotisserie; spicy wok-fried rice; whole slow-roasted duck.

Andrew drops by Atlanta, a city with a dozen different food personalities; he digs into Southern staples, hunts down one of the best burgers in the United States and makes a beeline to a joint serving up delicious Korean fare.

Andrew visits Chicago and starts his food tour with classic foods, including a hot dog and deep-dish pizza; Andrew drops by other hot spots including one of the best barbecue joints in the city and a restaurant with three Michelin stars.

Legendary sun-dried beef; deep-fried chimichangas; bacon-wrapped hot dogs; shaved ice treats called raspados.

The iconic foods of Hanoi, Vietnam, including sweet-and-sour snail soup, breakfast crepes filled with ground pork and sweet-potato fritters topped with shrimp.

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Classic dishes are reinvented into something new and unique; brunch at Miami's Eating House; fried chicken dinner with creative sides; turning matzoh balls into gnocchi; Easy Tiger combines a bakery with a beer hall.

Rick Bayless celebrates Mexico's most beloved street food and snacks; two brothers bring decadent Italian toasts to one of New York's hippest neighborhoods; a "Top Chef" winner turns traditional eastern-European cuisine on its head.

A java boutique with the most unique flavors; a brew pub where the beer menu reads like a book; a Mexican eatery shakes up margaritas and mezcals in unusual combinations; a prohibition style gin joint.

The most unique eats between a bun.

Homemade fudge vanilla sundae; Torte de gelato; ice cream sandwich.

BBQ fried chicken; hot dog with 50 topping choices; apple pie smothered in caramel.

Macaroons; blintzes; spicy chili rellenos.

Martha Stewart's favorite biscuits and country ham; Scott Conant brings a new take on French toast to the table; Jeff Mauro explains why beloved blueberry ricotta pancakes will change the breakfast game as we know it.

Andrew Zimmern traces the legendary patriot's path that ignited the flames of the American Revolution; Colonial-era eel recipes; feasting with Italian immigrants; a Brazilian meat fest.

Andrew explores the route taken by Pueblo leader Po'pay during the 1680 revolt against the Spanish; along the way, he breaks bread with people who embody the enduring spirit of the Pueblo culture.

Andrew Zimmern eats rotten tomato ketchup, confederate biscuits and ham cake while on the Jesse James trail; he devours crappie ceviche, stewed rabbit, pan-fried pheasant breast, and venison prepared four different ways.

Andrew Zimmern dives into the culinary treasures of Italy's Amalfi Coast; he samples raw red mullet aboard a fishing boat, tastes years-old fish sauce, visits the Sistine Chapel of salumi, and tucks into Mamma Agata's cloud-like meatballs.

Roger samples the smoked ribs at Mary's Old Fashioned Pit Bar-B-Que; Roger meets legendary pit master Helen Turner of Helen's Bar-B-Q in Brownsville, Tenn., and helps her cook pork shoulders, pork ribs and a whole stick of bologna.

Roger Mooking heads to the South to visit two family-run barbecue joints that have been passing down recipes for generations; barbecue chops; briskets and pork butts.

Grilling steaks and chickens in California; smoking seafood; Santa Maria-style barbecue; Cajun tri-tip steaks and chicken.

Roger meets two chefs who own unique outdoor cooking rigs; Aaron Brooks uses a coal-fueled contraption called the Cross Table and he and Roger roast butterflied pork and seafood paella; Roger visits chef Chris Hastings at his restaurant OvenBird.

The tastiest chicken, beef, alligator, lobster and more; together, they'll prepare the flame, season the food and reveal all the secrets for the best grilled foods in the country.

Roger Mooking travels across America searching for the 12 best Tex-Mex dishes from beans, meats and peppers to salsas and gooey cheeses; how to create signature Southwestern taste explosions and unique regional treats.

Roger Mooking counts the best Italian dishes in the U.S.; chefs share authentic recipes and tips for making an Italian feast.

From the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific coast, down deep in the bayou and high in the Rockies, Roger travels America to reel in the fifteen very best seafood dishes.

Adam Richman journeys to Charleston, S.C., for oysters served by a shovel, a fried chicken sandwich smothered in sausage gravy and a spicy tuna sushi challenge.

Adam returns to Durham, N.C., for burgers, barbecue and to recruit a team for the Doughman Challenge relay race.

Casey Webb goes back in time to a Black Hills outlaw town's old west saloon to chow down on a fried state staple and tackle one tough hombre in the Cowboy Showdown Challenge.

Casey travels to historic Boston for some epic New England eats, including a burger topped with Thanksgiving favorites, a plate-sized serving of prime rib and a 4.5-pound Irish breakfast challenge at Flann O'Brien's Pub.

Casey Webb visits St. Louis, where he tries a 4-pound meatball and cooks barbecue with a blowtorch; Casey tackles a 29-inch New York-style pizza so massive he'll need the help of a partner to take it down.

Casey Webb travels to Burlington, Vt., where he devours a beer-infused bagel feast and a burger with donut buns made in a school bus; Casey participate in the 3.5-pound Chuck Norris challenge at Handy's Lunch.

Exploring the intense, local culinary traditions of Spain.

Sushi, kendo and Japanese flower arranging in Tokyo.

Tony visits with Egyptian locals to get a taste for what it means to be Egyptian.

Exploring the intense, local culinary traditions of Spain.

Sushi, kendo and Japanese flower arranging in Tokyo.

Tony visits with Egyptian locals to get a taste for what it means to be Egyptian.

Casey Webb visits St. Louis, where he tries a 4-pound meatball and cooks barbecue with a blowtorch; Casey tackles a 29-inch New York-style pizza so massive he'll need the help of a partner to take it down.

Casey Webb travels to Burlington, Vt., where he devours a beer-infused bagel feast and a burger with donut buns made in a school bus; Casey participate in the 3.5-pound Chuck Norris challenge at Handy's Lunch.

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Unique takes on childhood favorites.

Sweetened tofu; donuts that raid the savory spice cabinet; roasted red pepper gelato; a cupcake that's fit for dinner.

Sticky, stacked baklava and creative candies; twisted French classics; upscale farmer's market fare.

Hotspots that take a sweet brunch very seriously and turn it into something utterly unique.

Visiting Mojo Monkey, Brooklyn Farmacy, Chicago Diner and Teaspoon Bakeshop.

Dominique Ansel's famous Cronut; pies collide with cocktails at Butter and Scotch; Oddfellows' unique ice cream flavors.

Noah Cappe is in carnivore mode for the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo in Texas; From the Southwest Dog to the Show Hog, no one goes home hungry; a steak out in the form of the Spud Steak Sandwich; a midway mashup, the Apple Cheesecake Quesadilla.

Noah takes on Lobster Fries and jumps for Grasshopper Fried Pie in Texas.

Midway eats, like the Onion Ring Nacho Supreme and Cosmic Funnel Cake at the Pasco County Fair in Florida; the Sights and Sounds of Christmas in San Marcos, Texas.

The Iowa State Fair welcomes Noah Cappe with a trio of meaty masterpieces, but it's the Double Dutch Almond Funnel that has everyone jumping with joy; giant Jupiter Burger; spicy Solar Flare; sweet Space Coast Softball.

Noah visits the Louisiana Crawfish Festival for seafood and sweets; Noah arrives in Porterville, California, for a fork-free feast of savory funnel cake, deep fried pizza and inside-out pineapple upside down cake on a stick.

From a giant BBQ stuffed baked potato at the Houston Livestock show, to a Forth Worth Tex Mex Burrito almost as big as the state itself, Noah discovers that everything is bigger, and yummier, in Texas.

Old fashioned is combined with modern innovation to create some interesting comfort foods in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Andrew Zimmern visits Vancouver; Box crab and bull kelp; blood sausage made with pig heads; a tuna cannery.

Andrew visits Rhode Island where old traditions meet the experimental to create clam cakes and monkfish liver mousse.

Andrew tastes everything from southern staples like smoked baloney sandwiches, deep fried chicken livers, and pork rinds, to new spins on old staples.

Roger visits two caterers in the South who specialize in live-fire cookouts; Argentinian grill master Mariano Cebrián in Chattanooga, Tenn.; Roger meets Chef Kristian Niemi of Honey River Catering in Columbia, S.C.

Roger visits a campground with an outdoor kitchen where a feast of lobsters, steamers, mussels and corn is prepared; a family-run lobster pound boils thousands of pounds of lobster over a wood fire; cracking lobsters; lobster salad sandwich.

Roger goes to work lighting burn barrels for metal pits at Perini Ranch Steakhouse for owner Tom Perini; owner of Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout, Matt David, invites Roger for steaks skewered onto pitchforks and deep-fried in cauldrons.

Roger visits chefs who use unusual tools over live fires; Erik Niel cooks rabbits rotisserie-style with bamboo poles; Chef Tim Byres of Smoke cooks flank steak and whole chickens on swords.

Roger Mooking counts down 15 of the very best egg, meat, pastry and hash dishes being served up across the country; fried oyster benedict to huevos rancheros hash; chicken and waffles to volcano eggs; brunch dog to sinfully sweet bostock.

Roger cannot resist the sweet, succulent smoky goodness of barbecue as he canvases the country on the lookout for the fifteen best barbecue dishes wherever he can find them.

The remaining eight bakers must put a modern spin on old-school desserts like coconut cream pie or German chocolate cake.

The remaining seven kid bakers compete to impress Valerie and Duff with layer cakes made from waffles and pancakes; the winning side is immune from elimination.

Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman provide app names like Snackchat, Clash of Carbs and Pastry Chef Go, and the remaining six kid bakers must design and create mobile app icons out of sugar cookies and explain what each app does.

Pets serve as inspiration when the last five kid bakers must create a dessert inspired by the animal they are paired with: guinea pig, turtle, rabbit, mini pig or silkie chicken.

The final 4 bakers use futuristic tools to make molecular gastronomy-inspired desserts.

The last three kid bakers have five hours to create an original superhero cake and describe their superhero's powers during tasting.

Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman provide app names like Snackchat, Clash of Carbs and Pastry Chef Go, and the remaining six kid bakers must design and create mobile app icons out of sugar cookies and explain what each app does.

Pets serve as inspiration when the last five kid bakers must create a dessert inspired by the animal they are paired with: guinea pig, turtle, rabbit, mini pig or silkie chicken.

The final 4 bakers use futuristic tools to make molecular gastronomy-inspired desserts.

The last three kid bakers have five hours to create an original superhero cake and describe their superhero's powers during tasting.

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Alton Brown's favorite homemade salsa; a true Mexican original with beef carnitas tacos; Alex Guarnaschelli's favorite Al Pastor at Lene Brave in Chicago is so good, it has customers begging for more.

Beau MacMillan's favorite pot pie in Phoenix, Ariz. takes on Duff Goldman's seafood pie pick in Baton Rouge, La.; Jason Smith's favorite picture-perfect pork tenderloin boasts a clever crust that is sure to turn some heads.

Spaghetti and meatballs; biscuits and gravy; fish and chips; chicken and waffles.

All the magic colors hidden inside a rainbow cake in Chicago; plantain lasagna in Seattle; grasshopper dessert.

Adam is in Aberdeen to try its world-famous beef, Aberdeen Angus; he also tries perfect pies from an award-winning local butcher and visits the harbor for a fantastic fish soup.

Adam is in Kent to eat a very special sandwich in Sandwich, before exploring more amazing eats, including Whitstable oysters, traditional fish and chips and a new baked sensation, the cruffin.

Adam visits Little Rock, Ark., to taste the mammoth Quadruple Hubcap Burger; spicy pulled pork challenge at the Mean Pig BBQ.

Adam tries pit beef, blue crabs and the Great Steak Challenge during a visit to Baltimore in search for the best grub.

Adam tries to consume a 6-pound milkshake and a 1.5-pound sandwich in Washington, D.C.; chili bowl; Colossal Challenge.

Detroit presents Adam and his team with a record-breaking challenge: a 190-pound burger; triple threat pork sandwich.

Adam visits Butte, Mont. to try the pasty, a culinary tradition of Butte; roasted pig; massive stromboli challenge.

Adam visits the California State Fair for fried food on a stick; Jim Denny's; 5-lbs. of chili smothered hot dogs.

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 searches for the 12 best island eats from lobster, conch and shellfish to low-country boils and key lime pies; he joins chefs in their kitchens to learn everything about putting the country's freshest island treats together.

The best surf-and-turf dishes in restaurants across America, including the classic lobster tail and steak, clam and bacon pizza, crab cakes with sausage, and even a lobster-and-steak roll.

Pizza pretzels and duck empanadas handle the savory side, while cheesecake waffle sundaes and a big banana pudding bring the sweet.

Everything old is new again as classic comfort food favorites become unique mashups, like spaghetti grilled cheese, crab Rangoon french fries, barbacoa stroganoff, chicken and waffle doughnuts, and even a meatball burrito.

Alex Guarnaschelli guzzles down beer-battered cheese curds in Chicago while Jason Smith devours boozy bourbon balls in Kentucky; in Wisconsin, Elena Besser proclaims her love for chicken Parmesan with vodka sauce.

The all-time favorite sandwiches in the Sandwich Hall of Fame; Eddie Jackson talks about the best place to go for a BLGT.

Jeff Mauro heads to Chicago for 23 mole sauces; Donal Skehan sweats as he attacks the hottest taco in Los Angeles; Aaron Sanchez talks about his barbecue with a surprise twist; Duff Goldman's 16-spice favorite.

Alton Brown has his eye set on a crab Rangoon pizza; Jonathon Sawyer finds a blast of flavor that may be too good to be true; Tregaye Fraser attempts the most obscure and jaw-dropping dish yet.

Food Network stars talk about the foods they love to start their day with.

America's best pancakes; the ultimate doughnuts; the world's most perfect seafood dish; the infamous Caesar salad.

The Indiana State Fair serves up fair foods including a colossal grilled cheese sandwich and YaYa's tomato balls; Noah samples fare from Old Canal Days in Lockport, Ill. including loaded potato bites and a Chicago-style pizza pie.

Noah Cappe visits the Big E in West Springfield, Mass., to try the turducken sandwich, Country Fried Shepherd's Pie, deep-fried fruit punch and The Big E-clair; Gwinnett County Fair in Georgia features Sunday Dinner Sundae and the Funnel Fried Bacon.

At the Ostrich Festival in Chandler, Ariz., sampling the Tacocolada; trying Amanda's green bean fries; Noah's first ever visit to the Colorado State Fair for a breakfast burger like no other and a rattlesnake corndog that's got a real bite.

At the Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas; Noah Cappe goes crazy for an Ube Funnel Cake and the Tamago Burger; a New England fall classic; The Final Round; a Kettle Korn ice cream sandwich.

Andrew Zimmern reveals the most iconic foods of Chiang Mai, Thailand; from coconut curry soup to a signature sausage with pork and chile paste, fish roasted in banana leaves to minced pork salad.

Andrew Zimmern discovers the complex flavors of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, including spicy grilled crab, beef salad, and herbaceous fish and noodle soup, all of which reflect a mission to preserve the uniqueness of Cambodian cuisine.

Andrew Zimmern dives into the flavor-packed favorites of Savannah, Georgia, like creamy shrimp and grits, briny oysters in a half shell, upscale crab bisque and down-home barbecue stew so thick it'll make your spoon stand up.

Andrew Zimmern explores the diverse culinary classics of Ecuador's capital city, Quito; the urban cuisine satisfies stomachs with fried pork and potato cakes, fresh ceviche, sugar-coated roasted peanuts, fish soup, and more.

At the Ostrich Festival in Chandler, Ariz., sampling the Tacocolada; trying Amanda's green bean fries; Noah's first ever visit to the Colorado State Fair for a breakfast burger like no other and a rattlesnake corndog that's got a real bite.

At the Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas; Noah Cappe goes crazy for an Ube Funnel Cake and the Tamago Burger; a New England fall classic; The Final Round; a Kettle Korn ice cream sandwich.

Andrew Zimmern reveals the most iconic foods of Chiang Mai, Thailand; from coconut curry soup to a signature sausage with pork and chile paste, fish roasted in banana leaves to minced pork salad.

Andrew Zimmern discovers the complex flavors of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, including spicy grilled crab, beef salad, and herbaceous fish and noodle soup, all of which reflect a mission to preserve the uniqueness of Cambodian cuisine.

Andrew Zimmern dives into the flavor-packed favorites of Savannah, Georgia, like creamy shrimp and grits, briny oysters in a half shell, upscale crab bisque and down-home barbecue stew so thick it'll make your spoon stand up.

Andrew Zimmern explores the diverse culinary classics of Ecuador's capital city, Quito; the urban cuisine satisfies stomachs with fried pork and potato cakes, fresh ceviche, sugar-coated roasted peanuts, fish soup, and more.

The Indiana State Fair serves up fair foods including a colossal grilled cheese sandwich and YaYa's tomato balls; Noah samples fare from Old Canal Days in Lockport, Ill. including loaded potato bites and a Chicago-style pizza pie.

Noah Cappe visits the Big E in West Springfield, Mass., to try the turducken sandwich, Country Fried Shepherd's Pie, deep-fried fruit punch and The Big E-clair; Gwinnett County Fair in Georgia features Sunday Dinner Sundae and the Funnel Fried Bacon.

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Chocolate-doused brownie sundae; molten chocolate tart; best in the world chocolate cake.

The stickiest of sticky buns; a coconut cake soaked with syrup; a fried apple pie dipped in spiced caramel; a sundae that's dripping with two different sauces.

Ryan and Noble are searching for a cake for their second wedding celebration that perfectly combines salty and sweet, along with their Chicago lives and a reflection of their original intimate Charleston wedding ceremony.

Kirsten and Marcus are on the hunt for the perfect cake; Kirsten wants a winter-themed cake to go with the theme of the wedding; Marcus, on the other hand, wants the cake to reflect his love of engineering and technology.

Oliver, the mayor of Miami Gardens, Fla., envisions a wedding cake featuring local landmarks and his university colors, while his fiancee, tech entrepreneur Pandwe, insists on a cake with natural beauty and vintage, 1920s-era glamour.

Kendelle wants a mature cake that celebrates music, theater and the arts, but her mom, Bambi, wants sugar, spice and everything nice for her baby girl; bakers are tasked with designing a birthday cake that unites and delights the whole family.

Noah visits the Great New York State Fair for The Defibrillator, piquant Buffalo chicken mac and cheese, clamwich, and PB&J Ice Cream; a visit to the South Carolina State Fair in Columbia to try The Super Stick, meatball sub and The King's Corn Dog.

Host Noah Cappe samples Southern hospitality on fairgrounds across the county; the carnival treats he finds are all infused with a down-home goodness that makes each bite taste like Southern sugar and spice.

Knock-out fruity feasts at the Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City; Strawberry French Toast Burger and slurps the Way Better Strawberry Shake; Maryland's Towsontown Spring Festival; a Poppin' Lobster Dog; Japanese street food.

Noah gets lucky in Illinois with the Horseshoe Sandwich, and gets hot for Buffalo Chicken Pizza in New York.

A traditional Rhode Island hot wiener in a crepe topped with chili; a steak patty topped with Chinese char siu slaw and nestled inside a soft steamed bao bun; cold-smoked baby back ribs on a bed of flaming hay; an 18-ounce bacon steak.

Michael Symon tackles a towering fortress of ribs and a meaty trifecta sandwich of juicy brisket, pork and sausage; local pork belly is cured and slow braised in house-brewed beer; a burger features bacon, pork belly and prosciutto.

Michael Symon starts at his very own restaurant where he enjoys a pastrami beef rib; his grandfather's recipe for scratch-made spaetzle and spicy sauerkraut; a beer-marinated pork loin sandwich; chicken and waffles gets a burger makeover.

A 17-layer reinvention of lasagna with pork, brisket, bacon and mac and cheese; a brew-pub takes Buffalo chicken and stuffs it into a scratch-made pierogi.

Noah Cappe enjoys the snacks at the State Fair Meadowlands in New Jersey, including the big dill stick, cheeseburger mofongo and a bacon chocolate churro; he tries surf and turf at RiverRink Fest Philadelphia and pizza dippers in medieval Oklahoma.

Noah Cappe grabs dessert for breakfast at the Florida State Fair with the Wake Up Waffle Pizza; he checks out the Washington Spring State Fair for poké wrapped in seaweed cones and the bloom-filled Rochester Lilac Festival for creamy Pizza Mac.

Noah Cappe visits the Alaska State Fair; tries some local fresh seafood and state secrets, including the Sasquatch Sandwich; Noah discovers that mornings are brighter when the day starts with Country Breakfast Tots and Peach Fritter Funnel Cake.

Lobster corn dog in California; deep fried peanut butter and banana sandwich in Pennsylvania.

Food festivals across the nation; Hawaiian burgers at the Bite of Seattle; slammin' sausages in St. Louis; biggest crawfish boil in Louisiana.

In Portland, a food cart serves up burgers stacked with mozzarella sticks and fried fish; a gravy-smothered doughnut sandwich; a 24-layer chocolate cake; seafood pot pie; meat-and-cheese-covered curly fries.

From an entire Thanksgiving dinner stuffed into a pie to the Texas-sized Pumpecapple, these friendly shops across the United States are finding many ways to fill a pie crust.

Giant cheesesteaks; a nearly foot-tall burger with twin patties and gyro meat; a meatloaf cupcake topped with mashed potato frosting and veggie sprinkles.

Diners live the gooey good life at these restaurants across the nation.

The chefs' appetizer baskets contain sweetbreads; the entree round baskets hold a strong spice blend; chocolaty, salty, and fruity desserts.

Chefs with connections to the food-truck business; two assertively flavored meats in the appetizer round; the second round basket contains a sugary powder and a leafy vegetable.

The baskets contain usually-discarded food scraps such as herb stems and the remains of a filleted fish.

Chefs who serve their communities with their culinary talents; first round, chicken soup and barbecue sauce; second round, scallop dishes.

Chefs with connections to the food-truck business; two assertively flavored meats in the appetizer round; the second round basket contains a sugary powder and a leafy vegetable.

The baskets contain usually-discarded food scraps such as herb stems and the remains of a filleted fish.

Chefs who serve their communities with their culinary talents; first round, chicken soup and barbecue sauce; second round, scallop dishes.

The chefs' appetizer baskets contain sweetbreads; the entree round baskets hold a strong spice blend; chocolaty, salty, and fruity desserts.

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Ali Khan's day of deliciousness starts with tiramisu pancakes; an authentic, crispy Cuban sandwich.

An innovative breakfast flatbread topped with gravy, scrambled eggs and cheddar; a spin on the classic Vietnamese banh mi sandwich that's full of juicy pork; a doughnut cone overflowing with soft serve ice cream.

A classic Crescent City dish with a twist, crawfish etouffee over grits; a juicy chicken kebab sandwich for lunch; two flavors of gelato; a rich and tender fried shrimp dinner.

Ali Khan chows down in Ann Arbor, Mich., starting with a heaping helping of deep-fried French toast covered in berries and whipped cream; blackened mackerel with a Thai chili glaze at a super fresh seafood market.

Ali Khan finds the best food deals in Cleveland, including flapjacks topped with white chocolate mole and meat-stuffed cabbage rolls.

Griddle toast logs with cream cheese filling; a trio of flavorful and innovative tacos; decadent chocolate chip cookie dough; a belly full of wings; Ali gets a line on a spot that's serving up some of the locals' favorites.

Roger Mooking highlights the best fire and smoke-kissed dishes across the U.S.; chefs offer recipes and more on how to cook over an open flame.

Roger Mooking goes on a pub crawl to find 15 of the best dishes to go with any drink; chicken wings, nachos, sliders, apps and mains -- they're all here; chefs share insider tips and tricks for making the very best, tastiest bar fare.

12 of the best comfort foods served in restaurants across America; learning everything there is to know about making macaroni and cheese, spaghetti and meatballs, pork chops and gravy, chicken and waffles, chili and more.

Roger Mooking and Charlie Thieriot slow roast a 30-pound porchetta; Roger assists caterers Jaret Foster and Mona Johnson in putting together roasted mussels and a white bean, chorizo and clam stew.

Roger Mooking heads to the Southwest and makes his first stop West Alley BBQ and Smokehouse in Chandler, Ariz., which specializes in Tennessee-style barbecue.

Traditional Hawaiian imu; smoker built from a cargo container, airplane food cart, and computer fan.

Three hundred pounds of fish are nailed to oak boards and cooked around a ring of coals; Mexican dishes include goat barbacoa and masita.

Joints that have upped the Happy Hour ante with outrageous, tummy-tantalizing appetizers, from a Bloody Mary topped with spaghetti and meatballs to lamb chop fondue and chicken wing confit.

The evolving food scene in Charleston, S.C.; country classics like smothered catfish share the table with notable newcomers, like a grilled BBQ brisket and pimento cheese sandwich and a breakfast pizza.

Digging into pit-roasted chicken, blackened catfish, smoked brisket, grilled paella and Santa Maria-style ribs; beefy burgers and tantalizing tacos get kissed with flames.

Restaurants prove that good food is even greater when it comes in a tasty package, featuring ice cream and cereal stuffed burritos in Los Angeles and a deep-dish pizza wrapped in a whole other pizza in Chicago.

Brooklyn based chef Pierre Thiam challenges Iron Chef Bobby Flay.

Spike Mendelsohn challenges Iron Chef Michael Symon.

Symon and Cora step in to battle along with Chef Anne Burrell and Chef Robert Irvine.

Chef Robert Carter vs chef Cora.

Chef Julian Medina challenges Iron Chef Jose Garces.

Iron Chef Symon vs. challenger Chef Yagihashi.

Chef Robert Carter vs chef Cora.

Chef Julian Medina challenges Iron Chef Jose Garces.

Iron Chef Symon vs. challenger Chef Yagihashi.

Symon and Cora step in to battle along with Chef Anne Burrell and Chef Robert Irvine.

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A Mexican brunch in Boulder, Colo.; how one chef in New York is really breaking the mold; small delicacies in Washington D.C.; a grocery store-turned Mexican food hot spot.

An authentic ramen house in Austin, Texas; a gastropub in Miami serves Asian-inspired pork; traditional Thai food; brunch favorites are transformed into an Asian noodle dishes in Brooklyn.

Krescendo's Finoccio Flower Power Pizza; Court Street Grocers' deli sandwich; La Vara's Spanish food; Pies-n-Thighs' fried chicken.

A 9-course underground dinner party in Chicago;a double-decker bus serves gourmet comfort food on wheels; a hidden sushi gem with live sushi from the chopping block to your plate.

Chef Rick Bayless celebrates Mexico's most beloved street food and snacks; two brothers bring decadent Italian toasts to one of New York's hippest neighborhoods; a Top Chef winner turns out wild dishes inspired by his melting pot heritage.

Eateries unknown to the average tourist; Staten Island Italian restaurant; a pizzeria in Las Vegas.

Antonia Lofaso falls in love with a sourdough cinnamon roll in Los Angeles; Geoffrey Zakarian gushes over a famous meatball and salad; Monti Carlo indulges in pork belly pastrami.

Things are about to get messy in the best way possible; Alex Guarnaschelli travels to Washington, D.C., for a beer-battered burger, while Antonia Lofaso visits Los Angeles to let loose on the fattest sub sandwich ever imagined.

Nothing matches the incredible taste of food cooked with an open flame; Marc Murphy chows down on some irresistible charred wings in Rochester, N.Y., while Brad Miller brings the fire with a cognac flambéed pasta in Los Angeles.

These unexpected and delicious food finds are no longer a secret; Robert Irvine has the surprise of his life with one-of-a-kind dumplings in Philadelphia while Geoffrey Zakarian is left speechless by a tropical sundae in New York.

Andrew Zimmern heads to Houston, Texas, for a remarkable brunch buffet while Anne Burrell says goodbye to hunger in Los Angeles with homemade sausage, eggs and cakes; in Chicago, Jeff Mauro fuels up with an entire meal packed into one giant glass.

Food Network stars talk about their favorite recipes made with bacon.

Andrew Zimmern makes a trip to the Ozarks where people are still living off the land and making the most of it by combining old traditions with new techniques.

Andrew wants to find out what Hawaiians really like to eat; dried octopus bile sac; crispy pork intestine;and a traditional take on a raw fish salad that includes the eyeballs.

Andrew showcases Calabria, a rugged region in the toe of Italy's boot; Calabria sees a diverse range of ingredients that shine in signature dishes like fileja noodles with goat and parmigiana di melanzane.

Andrew Zimmern enjoys meals in Cape Town, South Africa, where meat comes in all forms, from sausage to stew to pie; the coastal city's seafood is out of this world, and its favorite pastry is bathed in syrup.

The traditional Appalachian fare of Asheville, North Carolina; smoky BBQ pork; rainbow trout; fried chicken; divine biscuits and red eye gravy.

Andrew Zimmern explores the international flavors of the Bronx, N.Y.; Italian-influenced bites; dry-aged pork sausage; spicy Jamaican meat pastries.

Classics like stuffed grape leaves and spanakopita to moussaka and real Greek yogurt in Athens, Greece.

Andrew looks at the inventive and time-honored eats of Genoa, Italy, home to big-league favorites like peasant-created seafood salad, pesto with pasta, and crispy, decadent flatbread.

Casey Webb's epic eating expedition brings him to Baltimore for an out-of-this-world diner, a classic crab feast and a four-pound pho fight.

Casey Webb's challengers include a 3-pound almond butter and jelly sandwich known as the Elvis Challenge, a four-meat pizza with a tater tot topper and a brisket sandwich piled high with burnt ends and spicy pickle slaw.

Casey Webb's mission brings him to Daytona Beach, Fla., where he takes on a mammoth three-tier sandwich stacked with two burgers, six pieces of mahi mahi, two pieces of Texas toast, and a 10-ounce bun.

Deep fried Southern cooking and mouthwatering pork barbecue and a 7 1/2-lb burger known as the Kookamunga in Memphis, Tenn.

Adam Richman travels to Columbus, Ohio, to tailgate with Ohio State Buckeye fans and tackle the 2.5-pound Dagwood challenge.

Casey Webb travels to Louisville, Ky., where he samples the city's signature sandwich as well as a booze-infused Southern staple; Casey takes part in a Fire & Ice challenge with spicy popcorn and a milkshake.

Casey Webb sails to Philadelphia to tackle the epic Classic Whale Challenge, a 13-pound bagel sandwich stuffed with cream cheese, nova salmon, whitefish, tomatoes, and onions.

Adam Richman visits the Windy City to chow down on overstuffed sandwiches, Italian beef sandwiches, and Chi-town-style deep-dish pizza.

From pleasingly piquant pretzels in California, to sweet and fiery desserts in New York, Noah gets up the courage to sample seven of the spiciest midway munchies from coast to coast.

Texas-sized treats at Rodeo Austin; Kobe beef Rodeo Austin burger and the massive Stuffed Chop; Pima County Fair in Tucson, Ariz., for a shrimp stick featuring sweet Gulf shrimp and fruity cereal; The Big Rib; brain-numbing Nitro Whip.

Noah travels to the Barry County Fair for treats including the Big Kahuna, deep-fried cupcakes and the Volcano Taco; Noah visits the Alaska State Fair and tries regional favorites like Umiak, Alaskan Sausage Sundaes and Alaska Sourdough Bites.

Noah Cappe heads to the Arkansas State Fair for the Arkansas Slamwich, the Stuffed Thanksgiving Taco and more; a savory funnel cake called the Chick 'N' Cake, deep-fried rice pudding and other delights.

The best part of a fair isn't the rides, it's the food, and Eddie Jackson shares the best dishes from fairs across the country; from deep-fried delights to oversized desserts, these dishes have everyone coming back to the fair year after year.

Eddie Jackson finds a variety of foods in which the flavor is all wrapped up, including unique wraps of pizza, meatballs and pad Thai.

Casey Webb travels to Seattle where he climbs a Mount Fuji-sized burger and takes on seven terrifyingly spicy Buffalo wings that have defeated over 5,000 challengers.

Casey Webb ventures to beautiful Boise, Idaho, for a sushi and soup challenge so diabolically spicy, it goes by the name of Demon's Delight.

Noah travels to the Barry County Fair for treats including the Big Kahuna, deep-fried cupcakes and the Volcano Taco; Noah visits the Alaska State Fair and tries regional favorites like Umiak, Alaskan Sausage Sundaes and Alaska Sourdough Bites.

Noah Cappe heads to the Arkansas State Fair for the Arkansas Slamwich, the Stuffed Thanksgiving Taco and more; a savory funnel cake called the Chick 'N' Cake, deep-fried rice pudding and other delights.

The best part of a fair isn't the rides, it's the food, and Eddie Jackson shares the best dishes from fairs across the country; from deep-fried delights to oversized desserts, these dishes have everyone coming back to the fair year after year.

Eddie Jackson finds a variety of foods in which the flavor is all wrapped up, including unique wraps of pizza, meatballs and pad Thai.

Casey Webb travels to Seattle where he climbs a Mount Fuji-sized burger and takes on seven terrifyingly spicy Buffalo wings that have defeated over 5,000 challengers.

Casey Webb ventures to beautiful Boise, Idaho, for a sushi and soup challenge so diabolically spicy, it goes by the name of Demon's Delight.

From pleasingly piquant pretzels in California, to sweet and fiery desserts in New York, Noah gets up the courage to sample seven of the spiciest midway munchies from coast to coast.

Texas-sized treats at Rodeo Austin; Kobe beef Rodeo Austin burger and the massive Stuffed Chop; Pima County Fair in Tucson, Ariz., for a shrimp stick featuring sweet Gulf shrimp and fruity cereal; The Big Rib; brain-numbing Nitro Whip.

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Michael makes a summertime seafood meal that's all about the prep and letting the foil and grill do the work; foil packets of clams with sausage and peppers; peaches with mascarpone and honey.

Michael Symon brings flavor to the table with his spicy and briny grilled oysters with chorizo butter, fresh chile lime creamed corn with garden tomatoes and a sweet tres leches that's flavored with a hint of lime.

Michael Symon is ready to celebrate his father, and he kicks things off with his dad-approved twist on smoked brisket chili.

Michael Symon starts the day off with breakfast in the garden; he amps up some classics with his world's greatest French toast with praline bacon crumble and a French omelet with fine herbs; Liz makes a non-alcoholic summer strawberry sparkler.

Pork dishes; spinach salad with mushrooms and bacon vinaigrette; pork pie with ground pork, bacon, and potatoes.

Grilled pork tenderloin; braised cabbage side dish; cucumber jalapeno margarita.

Bacon dishes include double trouble meatloaf, peas with bacon, and bacon pecan brownies.

Michael's mom reveals the secrets to her famous spaghetti and meatballs; triple-chocolate trifle.

A chocolate bacon burger is loaded from top to bottom; a soy-marinated pineapple hanger steak draped over spicy kimchi fried rice; fried potato cakes loaded with brisket burnt ends, mustard hollandaise sauce and a perfectly runny egg.

Michael Symon munches on fish tacos with house-made blue corn tortillas and a meaty Mexican pizza; a Colorado lamb patty is a remake of a traditional Hawaiian hangover cure; pulled pork and brisket sandwich; barbecue rib-meat chimichanga.

Michael Symon devours a meaty stacked sandwich and a beefy ballpark dog; a gas station-turned-burger joint serves a fried apple and brie cheeseburger; homemade deep-fried sausage and Cajun crawfish enchiladas.

Michael Symon devours towering burgers piled with spicy Korean pork bulgogi and juicy pork belly pastrami; a modern-day sloppy joe is loaded with burnt brisket ends; lamb-chili tacos and cheesy shawarma nachos.

Andrew is in Seville, Spain, enjoying long nights of communal drinking and eating cured Iberico ham, gazpacho and serranito pork sandwiches.

Andrew Zimmern visits St. Louis and explores such edible icons as St. Louis-style BBQ, toasted ravioli, and gooey butter cake.

Uncovering eclectic eats in Houston; from Tex-Mex steak fajitas and cheesy Czech pastries to Creole classics and Vietnamese-Cajun crawfish, Houston is a flavorful fusion of Wild West, Far East and Deep South.

Andrew Zimmern uncovers the most delicious food in Michigan's Upper Peninsula; from Croatian chicken cooked over an open flame to fresh-caught Lake Superior whitefish and traditional pasties, the rural landscape offers many dishes.

Casey Webb makes his way to Las Vegas to gamble on grilled cheese, tackle a towering sushi creation, and fight his way through the 4.5-pound Kasespatzle Challenge at a German beer hall.

Enchiladas, burritos and fajitas; counting down southwestern eats; a Tex Mex treat.

Casey counts down the hottest plates, culminating in a spicy challenge.

Adam Richman heads to the Eagles deli and takes on its famous burger challenge during a visit to Boston.

Casey Webb's cross-country culinary crusade brings him to Atlanta for a decadent doughnut brunch, beastly barbecue and a five-pound mountain of tater tot nachos.

Casey Webb's food frenzy takes him to New York's Hudson Valley for a fall, orchard-to-table treat; an Italian dessert for breakfast and wings so hot they have him seeing ghosts in the 4.5-pound Atomic Ghost Wings Challenge.

Casey Webb makes the trip to Tampa for the ultimate Cuban platter at Florida's oldest restaurant, a stop at a speakeasy with a secret and 20 minutes of cookie combat with the "Cookie Munchers Challenge."

Adam takes on the famed hottest curry in the country, Phaal Curry; 1-lb sandwich at Katz's Delicateesen.

Andrew explores the region of Emilia-Romagna, Italy, discovering ancient recipes and culinary classics including mortadella sausage, parmigiano reggiano and tortellini in broth.

From beef stew to French pizza for edible icons from Marseille.

Andrew explores the classic tastes of Tel Aviv; rich in Middle-Eastern tradition, the Israeli city's food is a modern reflection of an ancient culture, featuring crispy falafel, savory schnitzel, world-renowned hummus and sweet malabi.

Andrew Zimmern investigates the rich culinary heritage of Jerusalem, including savory classics such as shawarma, falafel, kubbeh and hummus, halva, and bureka; the holy city's edible icons are steeped in history.

Andrew Zimmern checks out the inventive and international eats of New Jersey, including all-you-can-eat Brazilian meat, rich seafood stew, potato-loaded hot dogs, and Dominican marinated pork.

Andrew explores the iconic dishes of picturesque Nova Scotia, Canada; there, the proximity to the sea, which is never more than 67 kilometers away, influences the local cuisine.

Andrew travels the path of William Wallace, the mythic rebel who died fighting for an independent Scotland some 700 years ago; along the way he enjoys venison haggis, whisky barrel smoked haddock and stunning blue lobster from the North Sea.

Hunting for rabbits with a golden eagle; a blow while milking a horse; sheep brains to fermented camel milk and smoked horse sausage.

New England clam chowder and scrod, Boston cream pie and Parker House rolls for Boston's legendary cuisine.

Andrew uncovers the one-of-a-kind tastes of Austin, a city known for keeping things weird; the city excels at meaty classics like barbecued brisket, Texas-style chili and chicken-fried steak.

Andrew visits New Orleans to indulge in all the tastes the city has to offer; he starts at the country's oldest, continually-run family restaurant in the French Quarter before heading out of town for the best po' boy sandwich.

Andrew heads to Austin, Texas, where he samples mouthwatering BBQ brisket, explores a fresh take on Mexican food and tries a poke bowl at a food trailer park.

Andrew travels the path of William Wallace, the mythic rebel who died fighting for an independent Scotland some 700 years ago; along the way he enjoys venison haggis, whisky barrel smoked haddock and stunning blue lobster from the North Sea.

Hunting for rabbits with a golden eagle; a blow while milking a horse; sheep brains to fermented camel milk and smoked horse sausage.

New England clam chowder and scrod, Boston cream pie and Parker House rolls for Boston's legendary cuisine.

Andrew uncovers the one-of-a-kind tastes of Austin, a city known for keeping things weird; the city excels at meaty classics like barbecued brisket, Texas-style chili and chicken-fried steak.

Andrew visits New Orleans to indulge in all the tastes the city has to offer; he starts at the country's oldest, continually-run family restaurant in the French Quarter before heading out of town for the best po' boy sandwich.

Andrew heads to Austin, Texas, where he samples mouthwatering BBQ brisket, explores a fresh take on Mexican food and tries a poke bowl at a food trailer park.

Andrew Zimmern checks out the inventive and international eats of New Jersey, including all-you-can-eat Brazilian meat, rich seafood stew, potato-loaded hot dogs, and Dominican marinated pork.

Andrew explores the iconic dishes of picturesque Nova Scotia, Canada; there, the proximity to the sea, which is never more than 67 kilometers away, influences the local cuisine.

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A pioneer chef in molecular gastronomy pushes the boundaries between food, science and art; Jose Andres offers up a collection of magical dining experiences; an inside glimpse at an exclusive Hollywood speakeasy.

A traditional oyster roast and seafood boil prepared right on the water; a New York City restaurant features 25 different mussel pots.

A culinary journey through Hawaii.

Giada, Duff and Sandra share their favorite sweets.

Food Network stars give their personal take on where to find the best pizza.

Whether it's baked, fried or mashed, the potato is here to save the day; Duff Goldman leaps tall buildings in Los Angeles for a one-of-a-kind poutine, and Richard Blais is rescued by potato and cheese pierogis in Portland, Ore.

Martha Stewart shares a perfect meaty powerhouse in New York; Alex Guarnaschelli uncovers a heavy-hitting pork bun in Minneapolis; Wolfgang Puck reveals where he gets his favorite crispy Asian dish.

Andrew samples Appalachian fare as he treks Daniel Boone's Wilderness Trail; fried, crispy peascakes and buffalo bone marrow to ham cured and aged in pillow cases.

Andrew Zimmern sets off on historic Route 66, where he tries ranch dressing soda, judges a calf fry cook-off and dines at some of the most iconic diners along the world-famous highway; quail stew, onion burgers and ox tail.

Andrew Zimmern eats like a king in butcher shops, fortresses and farms along Germany's so-called Route 66; Andrew has lots to chew on, including veal breakfast sausage, carp sperm sacs, pancreas stew, udder schnitzel, and grilled goose.

Andrew takes a journey on the Ala Kahakai Trail to learn the tale of Capt. James Cook, the British naval officer who "discovered" the Hawaiian archipelago; along the way, he feasts on traditional island staples, including lau lau and poke.

Roger Mooking is letting barbecue pork sandwiches hog the spotlight; Hoodoo Brown Barbeque in Ridgefield, Conn., where they serve a meaty masterpiece loaded with pork belly and pulled pork; Bigmista's Barbecue and Sammich Shop.

Pork at a former gas station; an outdoor kitchen with a smoker and grill; a whole pig with spices; stuffed chickens.

In Algoma, Wis., Roger meets the Schmiling brothers, who use a cinder block pit and metal grates to roast a whole steer; Roger meets Jason Elvis Heard, an engineering consultant who built a record-breaking rig called Mega Pit.

Roger visits a church picnic serving nearly four tons of meat; Roger stops by a Wisconsin winery, where they've built a contraption to roast a steer; Roger visits a New England fish festival, where they scorch 300 pounds of shad on upright boards.

Roger Mooking bites down on nachos, pizzas, fried chicken, tacos and desserts; chefs offer recipes and tips on making the crispiest skin, crunchiest chips and the most-crumbly crusts.

Roger Mooking searches the country for the top fifteen finest cuts and the most perfect intersections of meat, seasoning, and fire.

The 12 tastiest bacon dishes in America; bacon-loving chefs; everything there is to know about pigs and their parts; the chefs' top swine secrets.

The 12 best super-sized dishes; Roger Mooking hangs out with chefs to learn all their secrets for creating ultimate omelets, steaks, sandwiches, seafood platters and more decadent, XXL-sized dishes.

Casey Webb treks to Salt Lake City, Utah, to pay homage to a pastrami-topped tradition, savor the sweet-and-salty taste of Hawaii and engage in combat with some hot cakes for the P.A.C. Stack Challenge.

Casey Webb's palate-expanding pilgrimage takes him to Orlando, Fla., for a hunger-slaying sandwich, a famous footlong and an 8.5-pound team challenge so big that he calls in backup from hometown hero and heartthrob Joey Fatone.