Aaron returns home to his old stomping ground, the Northern Peninsula Area at the tip of Cape York.

The northern region of Thailand is home to some of Jet Tila's favorite hearty and savory dishes.

The Sunrise Swimmers take Hayden out before dawn to get the perfect fresh start for his day, then we're in for a treat as we head out whale watching. Keeping the day going, Hayden samples some local wine before heading to a picture perfect sustainable estate for horse riding, veggies and a sunset BBQ.

Northern Italy has stunning mountains and scenery on the Italian peninsula. Lidia explores some of the classic culinary traditions including a hearty minestrone soup, stuffed cabbage, and gelato.

Western cuisine chef Rathakrishnan brings us on a tour of Tekka Centre, where he frequents for Chinese, Sri Lankan and North Indian-Pakistani dishes.

Locals take us to their tried-and-tested spots for a satisfying lunch in Metro Manila.

Rachael loves Armenian food and shows how to prepare a traditional Armenian Easter feast of stuffed cabbage rolls, baked rainbow trout, and sweet and savory glazed fruit and potatoes.

Hot kahwah, baked goodies and mutton mats! Gary Mehigan enjoys a Kashmiri feast and cooks Morels for Amit Kilam and The Indian Ocean.

Adam Swanson cooks up his mouth-watering cheese and spinach tortellini and then Justine shares her glazed salmon fillets, cauliflower tabouli and finishes up with a pineapple tart tartin.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Sun soaked groves of Italy to the heart of the kitchen, exploring the enduring romance Italians share with fragrant lemons, blushing oranges, and endless ways they bring freshness to daily cooking.

Global food explorer Adam is touring Britain, one incredible, edible place at a time, using the map as his menu to visit places in Britain that have given their name to world famous dishes. He's in Aberdeen to try the best of its world-famous beef, Aberdeen Angus, at one of the city's finest steak restaurants.

The ultimate kiwi road trip takes Iliza and Noah to the spectacular South Island-home of the mountains made famous by The Lord of the Rings.

This episode is in West Yorkshire and first up are family restaurant The Quarry, with front-of-house manager Richard and chef John showcasing locally sourced British nosh.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Maggie and Simon show us more beautiful produce from the Land of the Long White Cloud. Maggie finds some delicious kumara, a Maori word for sweet potato, while Simon discovers New Zealand venison.

The home bakers delve into fruit jellies and bejewel a chocolate sculpture in pate de fruits.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Sun soaked groves of Italy to the heart of the kitchen, exploring the enduring romance Italians share with fragrant lemons, blushing oranges, and endless ways they bring freshness to daily cooking.

Global food explorer Adam is touring Britain, one incredible, edible place at a time, using the map as his menu to visit places in Britain that have given their name to world famous dishes. He's in Aberdeen to try the best of its world-famous beef, Aberdeen Angus, at one of the city's finest steak restaurants.

The ultimate kiwi road trip takes Iliza and Noah to the spectacular South Island-home of the mountains made famous by The Lord of the Rings.

This episode is in West Yorkshire and first up are family restaurant The Quarry, with front-of-house manager Richard and chef John showcasing locally sourced British nosh.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Maggie and Simon show us more beautiful produce from the Land of the Long White Cloud. Maggie finds some delicious kumara, a Maori word for sweet potato, while Simon discovers New Zealand venison.

Tareq Taylor puts on his hiking boots and explores the pilgrim trail of west Sweden. This episode will include outdoor cooking, foraging and beaver safari.

The final day of the cooking adventure begins at a local pastry shop, then a walk through the Testaccio neighbourhood, and finally to a market where the chefs guide, Manuela, shows off fresh produce.

The home bakers delve into fruit jellies and bejewel a chocolate sculpture in pate de fruits.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Aaron returns home to his old stomping ground, the Northern Peninsula Area at the tip of Cape York.

The northern region of Thailand is home to some of Jet Tila's favorite hearty and savory dishes.

The Sunrise Swimmers take Hayden out before dawn to get the perfect fresh start for his day, then we're in for a treat as we head out whale watching. Keeping the day going, Hayden samples some local wine before heading to a picture perfect sustainable estate for horse riding, veggies and a sunset BBQ.

Northern Italy has stunning mountains and scenery on the Italian peninsula. Lidia explores some of the classic culinary traditions including a hearty minestrone soup, stuffed cabbage, and gelato.

Western cuisine chef Rathakrishnan brings us on a tour of Tekka Centre, where he frequents for Chinese, Sri Lankan and North Indian-Pakistani dishes.

Locals take us to their tried-and-tested spots for a satisfying lunch in Metro Manila.

Rachael loves Armenian food and shows how to prepare a traditional Armenian Easter feast of stuffed cabbage rolls, baked rainbow trout, and sweet and savory glazed fruit and potatoes.

Hot kahwah, baked goodies and mutton mats! Gary Mehigan enjoys a Kashmiri feast and cooks Morels for Amit Kilam and The Indian Ocean.

Adam Swanson cooks up his mouth-watering cheese and spinach tortellini and then Justine shares her glazed salmon fillets, cauliflower tabouli and finishes up with a pineapple tart tartin.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Sun soaked groves of Italy to the heart of the kitchen, exploring the enduring romance Italians share with fragrant lemons, blushing oranges, and endless ways they bring freshness to daily cooking.

Global food explorer Adam is touring Britain, one incredible, edible place at a time, using the map as his menu to visit places in Britain that have given their name to world famous dishes. He's in Aberdeen to try the best of its world-famous beef, Aberdeen Angus, at one of the city's finest steak restaurants.

With immunity off the table, the top six bakers pair up to build a magnificent meringue tower.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

When Tareq arrives in Stockholm he encounters innovation and world class gastronomy. He makes pizza at the Rosendal garden cafe and goes on an adventure in the archipielago.

It's the weekly market in Sophie's town, her favourite day of the week. She makes zucchini alla poverella, then learns about stuffed aubergines and asparagus frittata.

Aaron explores the island paradise of Poruma, a jewel at the heart of the Torres Strait where he explores the versatility of the coconut and learns how climate change is affecting the community.

Jet Tila brings a taste of Japan with his hearty Sukiyaki that includes wagyu beef, shirataki noodles and a medley of vegetables.

Hayden is on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria where he catches up with his good friend Dani Venn for some local tips and adventure. Things start on the water with mussel farmer Harry, then it's off for some tree surfing.

Lidia talks about growing up and family traditions. Featured recipes include shrimp and mixed bean salad, a roasted garlic crostini and pappardelle with mixed fresh mushrooms.

Pad Thai is undoubtedly one of Thailand's most well-known dishes. Its multiple flavors and textures make it so special.

The chilli crab is the king of all crab dishes it is sweet, salty and savory.

Rachael brings a taste of Mexico to Lake George with her twist on Chile Relleno stuffed Poblano peppers. Her version is filled with tortilla chips, cheese, pinto bean dip, and more cheese.

Gary Mehigan learns a traditional recipe from a Rajput family and tries his hand at pit cooking for the first time.

Justine makes her twice cooked duck with celeriac salad. Emma Dean joins her in the kitchen to whip up her pork and fennel meatballs with risoni. Justine also cooks a delicious prune flan.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

Follow TV cook Donal Skehan as he embarks on a journey of re-discovery around his home country-Ireland.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares a pasta version of Paella, a traditional Spanish dish, and gives it a Southern mac and cheese twist.

The cooks will prepare and present a dish to the judges in a 'chop and chat' TV style followed by a challenge that will see the cookbook concept come to life.

Bun and Co are kicking off the competition in Birmingham this week, where Head Chef Ruman and front of house manager Syeem are hoping their brand of Indian style fusion fast food will wow their guests.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

Maggie and Simon's culinary adventure in New Zealand continues. Simon is on the South Island checking out the amazing wasabi plant and visiting a salmon farm near Mount Cook, where the fish are so good they've caught the attention of the emperor of Japan.

With immunity off the table, the top six bakers pair up to build a magnificent meringue tower.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Follow TV cook Donal Skehan as he embarks on a journey of re-discovery around his home country-Ireland.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares a pasta version of Paella, a traditional Spanish dish, and gives it a Southern mac and cheese twist.

The cooks will prepare and present a dish to the judges in a 'chop and chat' TV style followed by a challenge that will see the cookbook concept come to life.

Bun and Co are kicking off the competition in Birmingham this week, where Head Chef Ruman and front of house manager Syeem are hoping their brand of Indian style fusion fast food will wow their guests.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

Maggie and Simon's culinary adventure in New Zealand continues. Simon is on the South Island checking out the amazing wasabi plant and visiting a salmon farm near Mount Cook, where the fish are so good they've caught the attention of the emperor of Japan.

When Tareq arrives in Stockholm he encounters innovation and world class gastronomy. He makes pizza at the Rosendal garden cafe and goes on an adventure in the archipielago.

It's the weekly market in Sophie's town, her favourite day of the week. She makes zucchini alla poverella, then learns about stuffed aubergines and asparagus frittata.

With immunity off the table, the top six bakers pair up to build a magnificent meringue tower.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Aaron explores the island paradise of Poruma, a jewel at the heart of the Torres Strait where he explores the versatility of the coconut and learns how climate change is affecting the community.

Jet Tila brings a taste of Japan with his hearty Sukiyaki that includes wagyu beef, shirataki noodles and a medley of vegetables.

Hayden is on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria where he catches up with his good friend Dani Venn for some local tips and adventure. Things start on the water with mussel farmer Harry, then it's off for some tree surfing.

Lidia talks about growing up and family traditions. Featured recipes include shrimp and mixed bean salad, a roasted garlic crostini and pappardelle with mixed fresh mushrooms.

Pad Thai is undoubtedly one of Thailand's most well-known dishes. Its multiple flavors and textures make it so special.

The chilli crab is the king of all crab dishes it is sweet, salty and savory.

Rachael brings a taste of Mexico to Lake George with her twist on Chile Relleno stuffed Poblano peppers. Her version is filled with tortilla chips, cheese, pinto bean dip, and more cheese.

Gary Mehigan learns a traditional recipe from a Rajput family and tries his hand at pit cooking for the first time.

Justine makes her twice cooked duck with celeriac salad. Emma Dean joins her in the kitchen to whip up her pork and fennel meatballs with risoni. Justine also cooks a delicious prune flan.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

Follow TV cook Donal Skehan as he embarks on a journey of re-discovery around his home country-Ireland.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares a pasta version of Paella, a traditional Spanish dish, and gives it a Southern mac and cheese twist.

The remaining five bakers must rise to the occasion as they bake chocolate bread and use it to make a dessert deli sandwich. In the Elimination Challenge, the bakers look to the silver screen.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Tareq Taylor explores his own backyard of Skane and hometown of Malmo. Here you can find food and culture from all over the world which makes it a unique culinary destination.

Sophie explores how her Puglian neighbours eat and cook meat. She makes orecchiette pasta with meatballs, then visits her neighbour's countryside plot to cook pasta al forno and bombette.

Aaron is invited back to the community of New Mapoon to celebrate a Tombstone opening. With 1500 guests coming for dinner, it's all hands on deck.

Jet Tila whips up two Thai takeout favorites that are easy to make from home. He makes Panang Curry, which just so happens to be Ali's favorite dish, and a late night street food staple beloved on the streets of Bangkok, Drunken Noodles.

Still in Victoria, Hayden is off to the Yarra Valley to find juicy apples from Montagues before heading up the range to try his hand at trout fishing, and of course we'll be dropping into a Yarra Valley winery and looking for a place to cook something special for his friends!

Lidia's mother, Erminia, is known for her entertaining culinary moments. Some featured recipes include corn and zucchini minestra, fried risotto and beef with root vegetables braised in red wine.

Nasi lemak is a Malaysian dish of rice cooked in coconut milk. It is served with sambal, a halved hard-boiled egg, roasted peanuts, sliced cucumber, and small fried anchovies.

Nasi Goreng is a Southeast Asian rice dish that adds pieces of meat and vegetables.

Rachael shows how to make her version of Mexican Flautas using rotisserie chicken, green chiles, and a blend of three cheeses all rolled up and fried in tortillas.

Gary Mehigan bike rides his way through the street food of Jaipur and gets inspired to fry some finger-licking food.

Justine cooks her delicious chicken curry puffs with minted yoghurt, Shaun Presland drops in to show his beef and potato croquette and Justine gives you some great tips on tenderising meat.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Khanh explores local farm gates for inspiration, and braves the tempestuous oceans of Tasmania in search of the prized Bluefin tuna.

Rick and Chalky enjoy Irish hospitality, sampling herb celery around Strangford Lough, and monkfish and mussels in southern Ireland. Fresh oysters and organic kale complete this Irish culinary tour.

Rick watches as friend Bill Baker fishes on the Towy estuary and catches flounder. Rick cooks flounder with a ravigote sauce. Bill catches a sea trout and Rick cooks it, marinated with dill and pernod.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals sees Newcastle husband and wife duo Steph and Daimo kick the week off in their 'Cricket club restaurant' Savoury Fix with a hefty menu of comfort food.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Maggie and Simon continue their food odyssey in the Land of the Long White Cloud. On New Zealand's North Island, Maggie discovers a microclimate responsible for some wonderful produce, while Simon travels across the beautiful, pristine waters of Marlborough Sound in search of the green-lipped mussel.

The remaining five bakers must rise to the occasion as they bake chocolate bread and use it to make a dessert deli sandwich. In the Elimination Challenge, the bakers look to the silver screen.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Khanh explores local farm gates for inspiration, and braves the tempestuous oceans of Tasmania in search of the prized Bluefin tuna.

Rick and Chalky enjoy Irish hospitality, sampling herb celery around Strangford Lough, and monkfish and mussels in southern Ireland. Fresh oysters and organic kale complete this Irish culinary tour.

Rick watches as friend Bill Baker fishes on the Towy estuary and catches flounder. Rick cooks flounder with a ravigote sauce. Bill catches a sea trout and Rick cooks it, marinated with dill and pernod.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals sees Newcastle husband and wife duo Steph and Daimo kick the week off in their 'Cricket club restaurant' Savoury Fix with a hefty menu of comfort food.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Maggie and Simon continue their food odyssey in the Land of the Long White Cloud. On New Zealand's North Island, Maggie discovers a microclimate responsible for some wonderful produce, while Simon travels across the beautiful, pristine waters of Marlborough Sound in search of the green-lipped mussel.

Tareq Taylor explores his own backyard of Skane and hometown of Malmo. Here you can find food and culture from all over the world which makes it a unique culinary destination.

Sophie explores how her Puglian neighbours eat and cook meat. She makes orecchiette pasta with meatballs, then visits her neighbour's countryside plot to cook pasta al forno and bombette.

The remaining five bakers must rise to the occasion as they bake chocolate bread and use it to make a dessert deli sandwich. In the Elimination Challenge, the bakers look to the silver screen.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Aaron is invited back to the community of New Mapoon to celebrate a Tombstone opening. With 1500 guests coming for dinner, it's all hands on deck.

Jet Tila whips up two Thai takeout favorites that are easy to make from home. He makes Panang Curry, which just so happens to be Ali's favorite dish, and a late night street food staple beloved on the streets of Bangkok, Drunken Noodles.

Still in Victoria, Hayden is off to the Yarra Valley to find juicy apples from Montagues before heading up the range to try his hand at trout fishing, and of course we'll be dropping into a Yarra Valley winery and looking for a place to cook something special for his friends!

Lidia's mother, Erminia, is known for her entertaining culinary moments. Some featured recipes include corn and zucchini minestra, fried risotto and beef with root vegetables braised in red wine.

Nasi lemak is a Malaysian dish of rice cooked in coconut milk. It is served with sambal, a halved hard-boiled egg, roasted peanuts, sliced cucumber, and small fried anchovies.

Nasi Goreng is a Southeast Asian rice dish that adds pieces of meat and vegetables.

Rachael shows how to make her version of Mexican Flautas using rotisserie chicken, green chiles, and a blend of three cheeses all rolled up and fried in tortillas.

Gary Mehigan bike rides his way through the street food of Jaipur and gets inspired to fry some finger-licking food.

Justine cooks her delicious chicken curry puffs with minted yoghurt, Shaun Presland drops in to show his beef and potato croquette and Justine gives you some great tips on tenderising meat.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Khanh explores local farm gates for inspiration, and braves the tempestuous oceans of Tasmania in search of the prized Bluefin tuna.

The final four home grow their chocolate and confectionary skills to create a delectable trifle terrarium. With one Elimination Challenge before the finale, the home bakers' nerves are hanging by a thread, as they create a 3-tiered suspended cake.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Tareq Taylor visits the South Coast of Denmark to make his own versions of open-faced sandwiches and smoked fish dishes.

Sophie cooks orecchiette pasta at home and makes pasta with chickpeas for friends outdoors. She visits a pottery famous for its colourful pasta ceramics.

The people of Moa Island have always been farmers and gardeners and Aaron meets up with an old friend to learn how these traditions are being continued.

Jet Tila whips up two world-famous chicken dishes to prove how delicious chicken can be.

Hayden is heading to the heart of Australia's dairy country to see a dairy farm and butter factory in action, but first, we're at the iconic 12 Apostles for a start to the day we'll never forget. As we head towards Cobden we drop into Gorge Chocolates to grab some chocolate to go with Hayden's recipe today!

Italian-American classics are what Lidia discovered as a 12-year-old arriving in America. She shares some of her favourites; Bolognese sauce, asparagus salad, and an contemporary chicken pizzaiola.

In the Philippines, where there is a celebration, there is a Lechon.

One of Hong Kong's most popular dishes is a small bite made with shrimp and lots of love.

Rachael raids her well-stocked pantry to make Chicken Chow Fun, a fan-favorite recipe centered around wavy Chinese noodles, paired with chicken, sauteed vegetables, and traditional Chinese sauces.

Gary Mehigan encounters a food loving Jain family and faces the challenge of making vegetarian food for his hosts.

Justine makes her warm red lentil soup, Daniel Wilson comes in to show his rice crusted snapper and green papaya salad and Trish McKenzie whips up her dark chocolate peppermint slice.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Zuu & AJ hit the Highlands to taste the World's most expensive haggis. Meeting Scottish nobility, they carriage drive & fly fish, before cooking up a spicy feast for Scottish food royalty.

Buddy and the team embark on an enormous cake for the Meadowlands State Fair during the same week that a giant retailer tests Buddy's ability to produce 90 000 cakes per month for their nationwide stores!

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

In Liverpool, Harringtons, a local tapas restaurant with an international twist, kicks off the competition with mum-and-son duo James and Lisa providing some good fun, family vibes and an eclectic mix of food.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Maggie and Simon discover how New Zealanders adopted and realised the commercial potential of two beautiful fruits, feijoa and kiwifruit.

The final four home grow their chocolate and confectionary skills to create a delectable trifle terrarium. With one Elimination Challenge before the finale, the home bakers' nerves are hanging by a thread, as they create a 3-tiered suspended cake.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

Zuu & AJ hit the Highlands to taste the World's most expensive haggis. Meeting Scottish nobility, they carriage drive & fly fish, before cooking up a spicy feast for Scottish food royalty.

Buddy and the team embark on an enormous cake for the Meadowlands State Fair during the same week that a giant retailer tests Buddy's ability to produce 90 000 cakes per month for their nationwide stores!

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

In Liverpool, Harringtons, a local tapas restaurant with an international twist, kicks off the competition with mum-and-son duo James and Lisa providing some good fun, family vibes and an eclectic mix of food.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Maggie and Simon discover how New Zealanders adopted and realised the commercial potential of two beautiful fruits, feijoa and kiwifruit.

Tareq Taylor visits the South Coast of Denmark to make his own versions of open-faced sandwiches and smoked fish dishes.

Sophie cooks orecchiette pasta at home and makes pasta with chickpeas for friends outdoors. She visits a pottery famous for its colourful pasta ceramics.

The final four home grow their chocolate and confectionary skills to create a delectable trifle terrarium. With one Elimination Challenge before the finale, the home bakers' nerves are hanging by a thread, as they create a 3-tiered suspended cake.

The best bits of Adam Liaw's travels in Singapore, as he explores its vibrant food scene.

The people of Moa Island have always been farmers and gardeners and Aaron meets up with an old friend to learn how these traditions are being continued.

Jet Tila whips up two world-famous chicken dishes to prove how delicious chicken can be.

Hayden is heading to the heart of Australia's dairy country to see a dairy farm and butter factory in action, but first, we're at the iconic 12 Apostles for a start to the day we'll never forget. As we head towards Cobden we drop into Gorge Chocolates to grab some chocolate to go with Hayden's recipe today!

Italian-American classics are what Lidia discovered as a 12-year-old arriving in America. She shares some of her favourites; Bolognese sauce, asparagus salad, and an contemporary chicken pizzaiola.

In the Philippines, where there is a celebration, there is a Lechon.

One of Hong Kong's most popular dishes is a small bite made with shrimp and lots of love.

Rachael raids her well-stocked pantry to make Chicken Chow Fun, a fan-favorite recipe centered around wavy Chinese noodles, paired with chicken, sauteed vegetables, and traditional Chinese sauces.

Gary Mehigan encounters a food loving Jain family and faces the challenge of making vegetarian food for his hosts.

Justine makes her warm red lentil soup, Daniel Wilson comes in to show his rice crusted snapper and green papaya salad and Trish McKenzie whips up her dark chocolate peppermint slice.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Zuu & AJ hit the Highlands to taste the World's most expensive haggis. Meeting Scottish nobility, they carriage drive & fly fish, before cooking up a spicy feast for Scottish food royalty.

The people of Moa Island have always been farmers and gardeners and Aaron meets up with an old friend to learn how these traditions are being continued.

Jet Tila whips up two world-famous chicken dishes to prove how delicious chicken can be.

Hayden is heading to the heart of Australia's dairy country to see a dairy farm and butter factory in action, but first, we're at the iconic 12 Apostles for a start to the day we'll never forget. As we head towards Cobden we drop into Gorge Chocolates to grab some chocolate to go with Hayden's recipe today!

Italian-American classics are what Lidia discovered as a 12-year-old arriving in America. She shares some of her favourites; Bolognese sauce, asparagus salad, and an contemporary chicken pizzaiola.

In the Philippines, where there is a celebration, there is a Lechon.

One of Hong Kong's most popular dishes is a small bite made with shrimp and lots of love.

Rachael raids her well-stocked pantry to make Chicken Chow Fun, a fan-favorite recipe centered around wavy Chinese noodles, paired with chicken, sauteed vegetables, and traditional Chinese sauces.

Gary Mehigan encounters a food loving Jain family and faces the challenge of making vegetarian food for his hosts.

Jason Atherton's Dubai journey concludes with a bunch of fresh herby dishes inspired by the region. On the menu - a tangy tabouleh with grated cauliflower and a lobster sashimi with frozen herb snow.

What does a chef eat when he's at home? For Victor it's claypot rice. It's a one-pot dish that's soft, crispy, chewy and savoury all in one. Victor talks through which claypot is best to use, and how you can achieve fluffy rice plus a crispy bottom layer without burning.

The entire season of the TOAST THE HOST is leading up to this moment-the formal five-course dinner party for five wonderful friends. The Dinner Party is the culmination of all the techniques, tricks, tips, recipes and fun of hosting seven occasions at home.

In the second of this new six-part crafty cooking series Nadiya shares her 'Cook Once Eat Twice' recipes to lift the strain during a busy week.

Andalucia in Southern Spain, is all about having celebrating ingredients and produce. Jamie, based around Ronda and Estepona, joins trainee bullfighters practising in Spain's oldest bull ring - with a trolley with horns. He eats heavenly cakes cooked by nuns from a closed order, cooks rabbit stew, joins in the festivities as a giant statue of the Madonna is carried from a church by 100 men to the sea and cooks a giant paella for a whole village.

Prof Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly of ultra-processed cereals. They help Claire, Georgia and Jay to crack their reliance on beige food.

Rick Stein visits Vienna: the city that once ran the Austro-Hungarian Empire and continues to be home to comfort dishes like tafelspitz and goulash and which gave its name to one of Europe's most popular dishes, the wiener schnitzel. It even produces its own unique white wine produced in vineyards overlooking the city's imperial architecture.

Chang travels from Tokyo to Kyoto to meet and eat with friends, including a trip to a street market and lessons in mixology from Hidetsugu Ueno.

Talented chefs are revamping popular comfort foods and cranking them up to a new level of feel-good fun.

This episode takes us to the most prestigious wine \.

Jason Atherton's Dubai journey concludes with a bunch of fresh herby dishes inspired by the region. On the menu - a tangy tabouleh with grated cauliflower and a lobster sashimi with frozen herb snow.

What does a chef eat when he's at home? For Victor it's claypot rice. It's a one-pot dish that's soft, crispy, chewy and savoury all in one. Victor talks through which claypot is best to use, and how you can achieve fluffy rice plus a crispy bottom layer without burning.

The entire season of the TOAST THE HOST is leading up to this moment-the formal five-course dinner party for five wonderful friends. The Dinner Party is the culmination of all the techniques, tricks, tips, recipes and fun of hosting seven occasions at home.

In the second of this new six-part crafty cooking series Nadiya shares her 'Cook Once Eat Twice' recipes to lift the strain during a busy week.

Andalucia in Southern Spain, is all about having celebrating ingredients and produce. Jamie, based around Ronda and Estepona, joins trainee bullfighters practising in Spain's oldest bull ring - with a trolley with horns. He eats heavenly cakes cooked by nuns from a closed order, cooks rabbit stew, joins in the festivities as a giant statue of the Madonna is carried from a church by 100 men to the sea and cooks a giant paella for a whole village.

Prof Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly of ultra-processed cereals. They help Claire, Georgia and Jay to crack their reliance on beige food.

Rick Stein visits Vienna: the city that once ran the Austro-Hungarian Empire and continues to be home to comfort dishes like tafelspitz and goulash and which gave its name to one of Europe's most popular dishes, the wiener schnitzel. It even produces its own unique white wine produced in vineyards overlooking the city's imperial architecture.

Chang travels from Tokyo to Kyoto to meet and eat with friends, including a trip to a street market and lessons in mixology from Hidetsugu Ueno.

Talented chefs are revamping popular comfort foods and cranking them up to a new level of feel-good fun.

This episode takes us to the most prestigious wine \.

Jason Atherton's Dubai journey concludes with a bunch of fresh herby dishes inspired by the region. On the menu - a tangy tabouleh with grated cauliflower and a lobster sashimi with frozen herb snow.

What does a chef eat when he's at home? For Victor it's claypot rice. It's a one-pot dish that's soft, crispy, chewy and savoury all in one. Victor talks through which claypot is best to use, and how you can achieve fluffy rice plus a crispy bottom layer without burning.

The entire season of the TOAST THE HOST is leading up to this moment-the formal five-course dinner party for five wonderful friends. The Dinner Party is the culmination of all the techniques, tricks, tips, recipes and fun of hosting seven occasions at home.

In the second of this new six-part crafty cooking series Nadiya shares her 'Cook Once Eat Twice' recipes to lift the strain during a busy week.

Andalucia in Southern Spain, is all about having celebrating ingredients and produce. Jamie, based around Ronda and Estepona, joins trainee bullfighters practising in Spain's oldest bull ring - with a trolley with horns. He eats heavenly cakes cooked by nuns from a closed order, cooks rabbit stew, joins in the festivities as a giant statue of the Madonna is carried from a church by 100 men to the sea and cooks a giant paella for a whole village.

Prof Tim Spector and Dr Kandi Ejiofor reveal the good, the bad, and the ugly of ultra-processed cereals. They help Claire, Georgia and Jay to crack their reliance on beige food.

Rick Stein visits Vienna: the city that once ran the Austro-Hungarian Empire and continues to be home to comfort dishes like tafelspitz and goulash and which gave its name to one of Europe's most popular dishes, the wiener schnitzel. It even produces its own unique white wine produced in vineyards overlooking the city's imperial architecture.

Chang travels from Tokyo to Kyoto to meet and eat with friends, including a trip to a street market and lessons in mixology from Hidetsugu Ueno.

Talented chefs are revamping popular comfort foods and cranking them up to a new level of feel-good fun.

This episode takes us to the most prestigious wine \.

In the second of this new six-part crafty cooking series Nadiya shares her 'Cook Once Eat Twice' recipes to lift the strain during a busy week.

If your kitchen table needs some crunchy comfort, cooks and cookbook authors Nat Thaipun, Tom Forrest and Adam have got you covered.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Ben's meets an Orchardist and Food Innovation specialist. They have a shared vision to make all natural varietal-led apple juice, using the best technology in the world.

Continuing to listen to his heart, Warren deepens his love of wine by venturing to the lesser known town of Hermanus, where he'll visit Newton Johnson, the wine farm with a view.

Adam heads north of the border to the football-mad city of Glasgow to watch Celtic FC and explore the best of the local food scene.

Adam is in Newcastle Upon Tyne to watch a Newcastle United home game. Before kick-off he's going to dive fork-first into the best of the local food scene.

Chef Ramsay travels the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where he uncovers the culinary gems that originated from the miners. Gordon dives into Lake Superior in search of burbot amongst shipwrecks, navigates the forest to hunt woodcock, and helps a monk build a fence for his thimbleberry jam.

There are a few tips for making restaurant-quality dumplings at home, from working the meat to create a springy texture, to cooking them just right. Victor shares his secrets to create delicious, foolproof dumplings.

In Valletta, Shane Delia uncovers the legacy left by the British, exploring the Lascaris War Rooms from WW2 and the city's cultural and culinary history.

Justine joins architect Carla Figueiredo to explore the St Lazaro quarter, a neighbourhood influenced by both Chinese and European cultures. She then visits Trombe Rija and learns how to prepare one of the restaurant's most popular dishes.

After a merry visit to a maker of botanical spirits, Rick adds a cheeky nip to his version of the Platinum Pud, the official pudding of our late Queen's Jubilee.

Rick's idea of bliss is to spend an afternoon gutting a freshly caught fish, then using it to make a dish of steamed seabass with garlic, ginger and spring onions.

This episode is all about New York, with cavatelli from Torrisi Italian Specialties' Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi, oysters, carrot dashi, and farming at Hilly Acres Farm.

Deep fried food has always been a popular favorite, but now chefs around the country are bringing fresh inspiration to create crispy, crunchy and unexpected twists.

Learn the secrets of this precious tuber, and how the truffle has grown from scented mushrooms to the highly coveted black diamond in just a few years.

Ben's meets an Orchardist and Food Innovation specialist. They have a shared vision to make all natural varietal-led apple juice, using the best technology in the world.

Continuing to listen to his heart, Warren deepens his love of wine by venturing to the lesser known town of Hermanus, where he'll visit Newton Johnson, the wine farm with a view.

Adam heads north of the border to the football-mad city of Glasgow to watch Celtic FC and explore the best of the local food scene.

Adam is in Newcastle Upon Tyne to watch a Newcastle United home game. Before kick-off he's going to dive fork-first into the best of the local food scene.

Chef Ramsay travels the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where he uncovers the culinary gems that originated from the miners. Gordon dives into Lake Superior in search of burbot amongst shipwrecks, navigates the forest to hunt woodcock, and helps a monk build a fence for his thimbleberry jam.

There are a few tips for making restaurant-quality dumplings at home, from working the meat to create a springy texture, to cooking them just right. Victor shares his secrets to create delicious, foolproof dumplings.

In Valletta, Shane Delia uncovers the legacy left by the British, exploring the Lascaris War Rooms from WW2 and the city's cultural and culinary history.

Justine joins architect Carla Figueiredo to explore the St Lazaro quarter, a neighbourhood influenced by both Chinese and European cultures. She then visits Trombe Rija and learns how to prepare one of the restaurant's most popular dishes.

After a merry visit to a maker of botanical spirits, Rick adds a cheeky nip to his version of the Platinum Pud, the official pudding of our late Queen's Jubilee.

Rick's idea of bliss is to spend an afternoon gutting a freshly caught fish, then using it to make a dish of steamed seabass with garlic, ginger and spring onions.

This episode is all about New York, with cavatelli from Torrisi Italian Specialties' Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi, oysters, carrot dashi, and farming at Hilly Acres Farm.

If your kitchen table needs some crunchy comfort, cooks and cookbook authors Nat Thaipun, Tom Forrest and Adam have got you covered.

Forget the forecast. The vibes are great as Adam, chef Oscar Solomon and host Brooke Blurton prepare a plate to enjoy in the sun.

Adam and his guests, chefs Will Houia and Vincent Lim are on a no money but yummy mission, as they aim to make low cost, big flavour meals.

You'll flip out when you see what Adam and his guests, chef Damien Pignolet and Olympic legend Lisa Curry make when given the choice of crepes, pancakes and blinis.

Adam and his guests, fitness trainer Michelle Bridges and chef Wesley Cooper Jones, prepare some perfect plates brought to you by the letter P.

Ben's meets an Orchardist and Food Innovation specialist. They have a shared vision to make all natural varietal-led apple juice, using the best technology in the world.

Continuing to listen to his heart, Warren deepens his love of wine by venturing to the lesser known town of Hermanus, where he'll visit Newton Johnson, the wine farm with a view.

Adam heads north of the border to the football-mad city of Glasgow to watch Celtic FC and explore the best of the local food scene.

Adam is in Newcastle Upon Tyne to watch a Newcastle United home game. Before kick-off he's going to dive fork-first into the best of the local food scene.

Chef Ramsay travels the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where he uncovers the culinary gems that originated from the miners. Gordon dives into Lake Superior in search of burbot amongst shipwrecks, navigates the forest to hunt woodcock, and helps a monk build a fence for his thimbleberry jam.

There are a few tips for making restaurant-quality dumplings at home, from working the meat to create a springy texture, to cooking them just right. Victor shares his secrets to create delicious, foolproof dumplings.

In Valletta, Shane Delia uncovers the legacy left by the British, exploring the Lascaris War Rooms from WW2 and the city's cultural and culinary history.

Justine joins architect Carla Figueiredo to explore the St Lazaro quarter, a neighbourhood influenced by both Chinese and European cultures. She then visits Trombe Rija and learns how to prepare one of the restaurant's most popular dishes.

After a merry visit to a maker of botanical spirits, Rick adds a cheeky nip to his version of the Platinum Pud, the official pudding of our late Queen's Jubilee.

Rick's idea of bliss is to spend an afternoon gutting a freshly caught fish, then using it to make a dish of steamed seabass with garlic, ginger and spring onions.

In the season finale, the home bakers take on the most challenging and personal bake of the entire competition-telling their baking story through four delectable dessert chapters.

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

When Michelin star chefs move from Copenhagen to the countryside, they often end up in Lolland/Falster.

Sophie explores the traditional taralli biscuits made of wine and olive oil, goes in search of the perfect pizza and makes her own in the outdoor pizza oven.

Aaron Fa'Aoso kickstarts this season by visiting the Kulkalgal region and travelling to the Island of Warraber. Aaron meets with Sister Fiona who shows Aaron how to cook her Cyprus-inspired crayfish.

Sara embarks on a journey to create recipes inspired by the colours of Istanbul. Associating Istanbul's romantic side with the colour red, Sara starts her adventure in the spice bazaar.

From rural Victoria to Tropical North Queensland - it doesn't get much better! Hayden heads back to Queensland for the Taste Port Douglas food festival, where he tries a spot of river rafting through the Daintree Rainforest.

Lidia serves chicken and sausage bites with apple cider vinegar sauce, made with rosemary, vinegar, and honey. Fried food always hits the spot and next up is fried onion rings and stuffed potatoes.

Sushi is a 1500-billion-yen industry in Japan alone, served in supermarkets and Michelin-star restaurants.

Paula will be making a Glens of Antrim lamb roast with a caramel and vinegar glaze and elevating the humble turnip by making two side dishes, cake and gratin.

John is heading out on tour with his band and Rachael whips up one of his favorite meals, Seafood Fra Diavolo, a combination of shellfish and pasta tossed with a spicy, tomato-based sauce.

Gary Mehigan dives into the riot of Bengali flavours with a family that loves its food. What will Gary cook to impress them?

Justine makes her bacon and pumpkin fritters, Lola Berry shares her recipe for Charlie's salad with crispy salad and Emma Dean whips up her fruit loaf.

With guests like comedian Jimmy Rees and ultimate foodie Matt Preston, there's no choice but to have fun with every recipe tonight.

If you're looking for some delicious (and easy) inspiration for your mealtimes, look no further! Donal Skehan is back with a selection of game-changing recipes.

Mary teaches Anton Du Beke mouth-watering recipes, perfect for a total beginner.

Hugh makes bread, all kinds of loaves, from simple white to tangy sourdough, and cheese and Guinness stuffed soda breads.

This episode heads to Birmingham, where our first hosts are seafood restaurant The Oyster Club's head chef Rosie and front of house Jess.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

With guests like comedian Jimmy Rees and ultimate foodie Matt Preston, there's no choice but to have fun with every recipe tonight.

Maggie and Simon conclude their six-week New Zealand odyssey. Simon checks out New Zealand lamb, one of the most iconic of all that country's products. Maggie returns to Hawkes Bay to find out why saffron is the most expensive spice in the world.

In the season finale, the home bakers take on the most challenging and personal bake of the entire competition-telling their baking story through four delectable dessert chapters.

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

If you're looking for some delicious (and easy) inspiration for your mealtimes, look no further! Donal Skehan is back with a selection of game-changing recipes.

Mary teaches Anton Du Beke mouth-watering recipes, perfect for a total beginner.

Hugh makes bread, all kinds of loaves, from simple white to tangy sourdough, and cheese and Guinness stuffed soda breads.

This episode heads to Birmingham, where our first hosts are seafood restaurant The Oyster Club's head chef Rosie and front of house Jess.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

With guests like comedian Jimmy Rees and ultimate foodie Matt Preston, there's no choice but to have fun with every recipe tonight.

Maggie and Simon conclude their six-week New Zealand odyssey. Simon checks out New Zealand lamb, one of the most iconic of all that country's products. Maggie returns to Hawkes Bay to find out why saffron is the most expensive spice in the world.

When Michelin star chefs move from Copenhagen to the countryside, they often end up in Lolland/Falster.

Sophie explores the traditional taralli biscuits made of wine and olive oil, goes in search of the perfect pizza and makes her own in the outdoor pizza oven.

In the season finale, the home bakers take on the most challenging and personal bake of the entire competition-telling their baking story through four delectable dessert chapters.

All the best moments and bits from Destination Flavour China, led by famed chef and author Adam Liaw.

Aaron Fa'Aoso kickstarts this season by visiting the Kulkalgal region and travelling to the Island of Warraber. Aaron meets with Sister Fiona who shows Aaron how to cook her Cyprus-inspired crayfish.

Sara embarks on a journey to create recipes inspired by the colours of Istanbul. Associating Istanbul's romantic side with the colour red, Sara starts her adventure in the spice bazaar.

From rural Victoria to Tropical North Queensland - it doesn't get much better! Hayden heads back to Queensland for the Taste Port Douglas food festival, where he tries a spot of river rafting through the Daintree Rainforest.

Lidia serves chicken and sausage bites with apple cider vinegar sauce, made with rosemary, vinegar, and honey. Fried food always hits the spot and next up is fried onion rings and stuffed potatoes.

Sushi is a 1500-billion-yen industry in Japan alone, served in supermarkets and Michelin-star restaurants.

Paula will be making a Glens of Antrim lamb roast with a caramel and vinegar glaze and elevating the humble turnip by making two side dishes, cake and gratin.

John is heading out on tour with his band and Rachael whips up one of his favorite meals, Seafood Fra Diavolo, a combination of shellfish and pasta tossed with a spicy, tomato-based sauce.

Gary Mehigan dives into the riot of Bengali flavours with a family that loves its food. What will Gary cook to impress them?

Justine makes her bacon and pumpkin fritters, Lola Berry shares her recipe for Charlie's salad with crispy salad and Emma Dean whips up her fruit loaf.

With guests like comedian Jimmy Rees and ultimate foodie Matt Preston, there's no choice but to have fun with every recipe tonight.

If you're looking for some delicious (and easy) inspiration for your mealtimes, look no further! Donal Skehan is back with a selection of game-changing recipes.

Mary teaches Anton Du Beke mouth-watering recipes, perfect for a total beginner.

Rick's journey begins in Galicia - famous for pilgrims, rain, fog, fresh seafood, empanadas and more rain. He eats 'tortillas de patata' in the King of Spain's favourite restaurant and meets up with a couple of cool dudes who run a little restaurant in the old market of Santiago de Compostela.

Tareq Taylor looks back on some of the food adventures he has been part of in the series. Tareq promises delicacies from all over the Nordics and meetings with fantastic people.

Puglia is one of the biggest producers of olive oil. At home, Sophie serves up a chocolate mousse with olive oil - a dish new to her Puglian neighbours.

We meet Aunty Mary and Aunty Flora who cook up two reef fish: the baked boxfish and unicorn fish curry. Surprisingly, Aaron has never tried either of these fish before.

Sara listens to the meaning of the colour purple, that is identified with Istanbul in history for the city from Saffet Emre Tonguc and she tastes Turkish coffee in the Grand Bazaar.

Just off Townsville is the famous Magnetic Island which is Hayden's destination, but first he heads out to meet a young sweet potato farmer, and pick up some pineapples. Then it's over to Maggie for a sea kayak tour before it's time to cook.

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.

Tempura, Japan's most famous fried dish is a delicate work of art. When cooked to perfection, it is unlike anything else in scent and taste.

Paula will be cooking on the terrace-serving up locally-caught langoustines on a potato and smoked dulse wafer with pickled carrot. She will be making what she describes as 'love on a plate-a country pie made with locally bred ham served up with crowdie cheese and pickled smoked beetroot salad.

Rachael is celebrating the Italian flag by bringing us three different pastas in all three of its colors. She's breaking down the steps to make a delicious cacio e pepe with copious amounts of cheese, a pesto pasta with toasted Sicilian pistachios and pignoli nuts, and finally for red, an all aglione pasta.

Gary Mehigan gets a taste of opulence from a Marwari kitchen; what will Gary cook for a host of women who love their food?

Justine shows you her lunchbox bites, surf and turf salad and a delicious green smoothie. Adam Swanson also drops in to make his cannelloni filled with chicken, pancetta and sage.

Grab your friendship bracelets, because tonight, Adam, cookbook author Steph De Sousa and Sean Skeels and Marley Whatarau are making food for friends.

A celebration of the Italian Sunday tradition, where Nonna's table brings together family, tradition, and irresistible flavours from slow-cooked sugo to crispy festive sweets.

Adam's made it to the stunning Peak District to discover the accidental invention of the famous Bakewell Pudding. He also visits a destination gastropub for his first taste of local grouse, and his tastebuds get unexpectedly transported to West Africa at a Cameroonian kitchen in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside.

Iliza and Noah navigate the South Island's wild West Coast. From heli touring among pristine glaciers, to meeting the less than pristine local bar patrons, who call this region home.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals heads to Glasgow where it's a family affair, as each restaurant is represented by a child and parent pairing! First up are Saffron By Paradise.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Grab your friendship bracelets, because tonight, Adam, cookbook author Steph De Sousa and Sean Skeels and Marley Whatarau are making food for friends.

After the exhilaration of the New Zealand trip, this show opens with Maggie back on home soil - and almost knee-deep in it too. She's trekking through mud with vegetable grower Dominic Scarfo in search of a vegetable that is often overlooked and undervalued: the swede.

Rick's journey begins in Galicia - famous for pilgrims, rain, fog, fresh seafood, empanadas and more rain. He eats 'tortillas de patata' in the King of Spain's favourite restaurant and meets up with a couple of cool dudes who run a little restaurant in the old market of Santiago de Compostela.

A celebration of the Italian Sunday tradition, where Nonna's table brings together family, tradition, and irresistible flavours from slow-cooked sugo to crispy festive sweets.

Adam's made it to the stunning Peak District to discover the accidental invention of the famous Bakewell Pudding. He also visits a destination gastropub for his first taste of local grouse, and his tastebuds get unexpectedly transported to West Africa at a Cameroonian kitchen in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside.

Iliza and Noah navigate the South Island's wild West Coast. From heli touring among pristine glaciers, to meeting the less than pristine local bar patrons, who call this region home.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals heads to Glasgow where it's a family affair, as each restaurant is represented by a child and parent pairing! First up are Saffron By Paradise.

Grab your friendship bracelets, because tonight, Adam, cookbook author Steph De Sousa and Sean Skeels and Marley Whatarau are making food for friends.

After the exhilaration of the New Zealand trip, this show opens with Maggie back on home soil - and almost knee-deep in it too. She's trekking through mud with vegetable grower Dominic Scarfo in search of a vegetable that is often overlooked and undervalued: the swede.

Tareq Taylor looks back on some of the food adventures he has been part of in the series. Tareq promises delicacies from all over the Nordics and meetings with fantastic people.

Puglia is one of the biggest producers of olive oil. At home, Sophie serves up a chocolate mousse with olive oil - a dish new to her Puglian neighbours.

Rick's journey begins in Galicia - famous for pilgrims, rain, fog, fresh seafood, empanadas and more rain. He eats 'tortillas de patata' in the King of Spain's favourite restaurant and meets up with a couple of cool dudes who run a little restaurant in the old market of Santiago de Compostela.

We meet Aunty Mary and Aunty Flora who cook up two reef fish: the baked boxfish and unicorn fish curry. Surprisingly, Aaron has never tried either of these fish before.

Sara listens to the meaning of the colour purple, that is identified with Istanbul in history for the city from Saffet Emre Tonguc and she tastes Turkish coffee in the Grand Bazaar.

Just off Townsville is the famous Magnetic Island which is Hayden's destination, but first he heads out to meet a young sweet potato farmer, and pick up some pineapples. Then it's over to Maggie for a sea kayak tour before it's time to cook.

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.

Tempura, Japan's most famous fried dish is a delicate work of art. When cooked to perfection, it is unlike anything else in scent and taste.

Paula will be cooking on the terrace-serving up locally-caught langoustines on a potato and smoked dulse wafer with pickled carrot. She will be making what she describes as 'love on a plate-a country pie made with locally bred ham served up with crowdie cheese and pickled smoked beetroot salad.

Rachael is celebrating the Italian flag by bringing us three different pastas in all three of its colors. She's breaking down the steps to make a delicious cacio e pepe with copious amounts of cheese, a pesto pasta with toasted Sicilian pistachios and pignoli nuts, and finally for red, an all aglione pasta.

Gary Mehigan gets a taste of opulence from a Marwari kitchen; what will Gary cook for a host of women who love their food?

Justine shows you her lunchbox bites, surf and turf salad and a delicious green smoothie. Adam Swanson also drops in to make his cannelloni filled with chicken, pancetta and sage.

Grab your friendship bracelets, because tonight, Adam, cookbook author Steph De Sousa and Sean Skeels and Marley Whatarau are making food for friends.

A celebration of the Italian Sunday tradition, where Nonna's table brings together family, tradition, and irresistible flavours from slow-cooked sugo to crispy festive sweets.

Adam's made it to the stunning Peak District to discover the accidental invention of the famous Bakewell Pudding. He also visits a destination gastropub for his first taste of local grouse, and his tastebuds get unexpectedly transported to West Africa at a Cameroonian kitchen in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside.

One of the great delights of Basque food are 'pinxos'; huge tapas portions. In this two-part episode, Rick learns all about them in a crowded bar in San Sebastian. In Ordizia, he marvels at how the toddlers from local schools all come to the market to see the various wares on display, while the teacher explains what things are.

Tareq Taylor, one of Sweden's most loved chefs, visits Nordic countries to collect the very best culinary experiences.

Sophie helps with the cherry harvest and uses them in a favourite pastry.

Aaron arrives in the Kaywalagal region, home of the Kaurareg people and the administrative hub of the Torres Strait region, Thursday Island.

Sara experiences Istanbul's street tastes with food blogger Tuba Satana and cooks pide with pumpkin.

It's our season finale this week, and Hayden is back in the NSW Northern Rivers to check out a paddock to plate farm where he stocks up on some super fresh organic produce, before heading to Casino to catch up with friends Dave and Bianca.

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

Noodles, broth, sauce, toppings, and oil are the five elements that combine to produce infinite variations of ramen.

Paula is foraging for wild garlic which she will incorporate into a roast onion soup, served with savoury cheese and smoked tomato jam biscuits.

Rachael prepares a delicious Puerto Rican-style cold shrimp salad, also known as Ensalada de Camarones, with avocado, corn, and rice that's perfect for serving as the weather warms up.

Gary Mehigan explores the taste of Chinese food in the heart of Kolkata and stirs up a wonder himself.

Shaun Presland joins Justine to make his kingfish sashimi and then Daniela Fra drops in to share her acai berry bliss balls. Justine also makes her roasted chicken drumsticks with pesto beans.

Stand out chef Bee Satongun and stand-up comedian Bron Lewis are in the kitchen. Adam's request? That they eggspress themselves.

Donal and Max are steering their way to the Ancient East, a land of myths and legends and food traditions but first up Donal takes to the sky to battle a great fear of heights at Carlingford Adventure Centre.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares two dishes inspired by Chinese wontons: apple wontons with milk jam, and collard green dumplings inspired by Southern cuisine.

In the finale, the cooks will create book covers that distill the concept of their cookbook at a glance. At the end of the episode, one of the cooks will be offered their own publishing deal!

This Nottingham episode kicks off at The Plough, where front-of-house manager Becky and chef Mark are aiming to showcase their gastronomic pub grub.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Stand out chef Bee Satongun and stand-up comedian Bron Lewis are in the kitchen. Adam's request? That they eggspress themselves.

Back from their New Zealand food adventure, Maggie and Simon again set their sights on local produce, enjoying two excellent fish: King George whiting and mulloway.

One of the great delights of Basque food are 'pinxos'; huge tapas portions. In this two-part episode, Rick learns all about them in a crowded bar in San Sebastian. In Ordizia, he marvels at how the toddlers from local schools all come to the market to see the various wares on display, while the teacher explains what things are.

Donal and Max are steering their way to the Ancient East, a land of myths and legends and food traditions but first up Donal takes to the sky to battle a great fear of heights at Carlingford Adventure Centre.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares two dishes inspired by Chinese wontons: apple wontons with milk jam, and collard green dumplings inspired by Southern cuisine.

In the finale, the cooks will create book covers that distill the concept of their cookbook at a glance. At the end of the episode, one of the cooks will be offered their own publishing deal!

This Nottingham episode kicks off at The Plough, where front-of-house manager Becky and chef Mark are aiming to showcase their gastronomic pub grub.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

Stand out chef Bee Satongun and stand-up comedian Bron Lewis are in the kitchen. Adam's request? That they eggspress themselves.

Back from their New Zealand food adventure, Maggie and Simon again set their sights on local produce, enjoying two excellent fish: King George whiting and mulloway.

Tareq Taylor, one of Sweden's most loved chefs, visits Nordic countries to collect the very best culinary experiences.

Sophie helps with the cherry harvest and uses them in a favourite pastry.

One of the great delights of Basque food are 'pinxos'; huge tapas portions. In this two-part episode, Rick learns all about them in a crowded bar in San Sebastian. In Ordizia, he marvels at how the toddlers from local schools all come to the market to see the various wares on display, while the teacher explains what things are.

Aaron arrives in the Kaywalagal region, home of the Kaurareg people and the administrative hub of the Torres Strait region, Thursday Island.

Sara experiences Istanbul's street tastes with food blogger Tuba Satana and cooks pide with pumpkin.

It's our season finale this week, and Hayden is back in the NSW Northern Rivers to check out a paddock to plate farm where he stocks up on some super fresh organic produce, before heading to Casino to catch up with friends Dave and Bianca.

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

Noodles, broth, sauce, toppings, and oil are the five elements that combine to produce infinite variations of ramen.

Paula is foraging for wild garlic which she will incorporate into a roast onion soup, served with savoury cheese and smoked tomato jam biscuits.

Rachael prepares a delicious Puerto Rican-style cold shrimp salad, also known as Ensalada de Camarones, with avocado, corn, and rice that's perfect for serving as the weather warms up.

Gary Mehigan explores the taste of Chinese food in the heart of Kolkata and stirs up a wonder himself.

Shaun Presland joins Justine to make his kingfish sashimi and then Daniela Fra drops in to share her acai berry bliss balls. Justine also makes her roasted chicken drumsticks with pesto beans.

Stand out chef Bee Satongun and stand-up comedian Bron Lewis are in the kitchen. Adam's request? That they eggspress themselves.

Donal and Max are steering their way to the Ancient East, a land of myths and legends and food traditions but first up Donal takes to the sky to battle a great fear of heights at Carlingford Adventure Centre.

Chef Deborah VanTrece prepares two dishes inspired by Chinese wontons: apple wontons with milk jam, and collard green dumplings inspired by Southern cuisine.

Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch. Continuing his journey through the spectacular countryside, far removed from the high-rise holiday destinations of the Costa Brava, he seeks out an old mill, El Moli, a restaurant and a magical place his boyhood friend Mark told him about years ago.

Tareq takes the bike to meet some of the food entrepreneurs in the area who have started exciting new businesses.

Sophie meets a mussel farmer on the lagoon at Taranto. At home she prepares a mussel, potato and rice gratin and cooks an octopus stew for her guests at the trulli.

Aaron arrives on the Island of Boigu, a place with a rich history of fierce warriors and dugong hunters, and the most western island in the Torres Strait.

Istanbul attracts chefs from all over the world and tonight Sara meets some of the best! Then back in her own kitchen, Sara is inspired to cook a yellow bulgur salad.

Hayden Quinn kicks off the season on the Coffs Coast, where coastal beauty meets rich farmland. He gets in a surf, enjoys some blueberries, learns to make cheese and discovers why this region is a gem.

It 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.

Nadiya Hussain has always been fascinated by America, home to more immigrants than any other country, and with some of the most vibrant food on the planet.

Rachael combines her favorite Reuben sandwich with America's summer favorite, hot dogs, to create a memorable meal served with fries.

Gary Mehigan is hosted by patrons of good food and luxury; will his dish impress the Masters of Taste?

Justine makes her rack of lamb with mint vinaigrette and then Kirsten Tibballs comes in to make one of her favourite desserts, her berry creme fraiche tart.

It's like the Taylor Swift of cake! Adam is joined by bakers Natalie Paull and Gabriela Oporto to showcase their finest super star bakes.

Khanh Ong sets up camp on the magnificent Mornington Peninsula to cook a three course meal inspired by his travels.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Australia and New Zealand.

Rick visits his favourite local fish market at Looe in Cornwall, and he cooks John Dory with potatoes and mushrooms. In Northumberland, Rick cooks up pancakes with cheese, spinach, and ham. Rick looks back over some of the local heroes he has discovered during the series, and there is a special tribute to his dog Chalky.

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.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals heads to Cardiff where Mexican taco restaurant, La Pantera get the competition going with co-owner Sam and head chef Gary dishing up a mixture of mackerel and Welsh lamb in their trademark tacos.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

It's like the Taylor Swift of cake! Adam is joined by bakers Natalie Paull and Gabriela Oporto to showcase their finest super star bakes.

Working at the hotel often keeps Simon busy late into the evening, so he's not known for his love of early mornings. But this time, he's made the effort to get up well before the crack of dawn to meet his fruit and veg supplier, Chris Abbot, at the Adelaide Produce Markets.

Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch. Continuing his journey through the spectacular countryside, far removed from the high-rise holiday destinations of the Costa Brava, he seeks out an old mill, El Moli, a restaurant and a magical place his boyhood friend Mark told him about years ago.

Khanh Ong sets up camp on the magnificent Mornington Peninsula to cook a three course meal inspired by his travels.

Rick visits his favourite local fish market at Looe in Cornwall, and he cooks John Dory with potatoes and mushrooms. In Northumberland, Rick cooks up pancakes with cheese, spinach, and ham. Rick looks back over some of the local heroes he has discovered during the series, and there is a special tribute to his dog Chalky.

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.

Today's brand new Come Dine With Me Professionals heads to Cardiff where Mexican taco restaurant, La Pantera get the competition going with co-owner Sam and head chef Gary dishing up a mixture of mackerel and Welsh lamb in their trademark tacos.

Some of your favourite moments and recipes from Adam Liaw's culinary and cultural journey through Japan, from its frozen north to cherry-blossomed mainland and tropical sun-soaked south.

It's like the Taylor Swift of cake! Adam is joined by bakers Natalie Paull and Gabriela Oporto to showcase their finest super star bakes.

Working at the hotel often keeps Simon busy late into the evening, so he's not known for his love of early mornings. But this time, he's made the effort to get up well before the crack of dawn to meet his fruit and veg supplier, Chris Abbot, at the Adelaide Produce Markets.

Tareq takes the bike to meet some of the food entrepreneurs in the area who have started exciting new businesses.

Sophie meets a mussel farmer on the lagoon at Taranto. At home she prepares a mussel, potato and rice gratin and cooks an octopus stew for her guests at the trulli.

Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch. Continuing his journey through the spectacular countryside, far removed from the high-rise holiday destinations of the Costa Brava, he seeks out an old mill, El Moli, a restaurant and a magical place his boyhood friend Mark told him about years ago.

Aaron arrives on the Island of Boigu, a place with a rich history of fierce warriors and dugong hunters, and the most western island in the Torres Strait.

Istanbul attracts chefs from all over the world and tonight Sara meets some of the best! Then back in her own kitchen, Sara is inspired to cook a yellow bulgur salad.

Hayden Quinn kicks off the season on the Coffs Coast, where coastal beauty meets rich farmland. He gets in a surf, enjoys some blueberries, learns to make cheese and discovers why this region is a gem.

It 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.

Nadiya Hussain has always been fascinated by America, home to more immigrants than any other country, and with some of the most vibrant food on the planet.

Rachael combines her favorite Reuben sandwich with America's summer favorite, hot dogs, to create a memorable meal served with fries.

Gary Mehigan is hosted by patrons of good food and luxury; will his dish impress the Masters of Taste?

Justine makes her rack of lamb with mint vinaigrette and then Kirsten Tibballs comes in to make one of her favourite desserts, her berry creme fraiche tart.