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Leftovers
Sheila Dillon celebrates the art of eking out and reusing leftovers.
A Taste of Britain: Revisited
Sheila Dillon revisits local food traditions from the 1973 seriece 'A Taste of Britain'.
Iconic Brands
Sheila Dillon examines the enduring appeal and versatility of iconic brands.
Internet Food
Sheila Dillon explores food sold over the internet and gets some tips on online shopping.
Pollan and Nutritionism
Sheila Dillon speaks to the author and food campaigner Michael Pollan.
Toddlers' Tastes in Food
Sheila Dillon looks at toddlers' tastes.
Spanish Food - Extremadura
Simon Parkes enjoys the flavours of the Spanish region of Extremadura.
Ribble Valley Food Trail
Sheila Dillon puts the new Ribble Valley Food Trail to the test.
New Covent Garden and Rungis
Sheila Dillon crosses the Channel to explore what makes a capital food market successful.
Food Waste
Richard Johnson investigates food waste created by restaurants and the food industry.
Speciality Salts
Speciality salts have never been more popular. Simon Parkes investigates.
Oysters
Hardeep Singh Kohli celebrates the oyster, a delicacy which goes back to Roman times.
Rice Stocks
Sheila Dillon investigates the rapid increase in the price of rice around the world.
Food and Music
Sheila Dillon explores the connection between two of life's pleasures - food and music.
Fish Training
Many of us do not know how to choose or prepare fresh fish. Sheila Dillon reports.
Museum Food
John Waite explores the revolution in museum food.
Scallops
Brittany is Europe's largest producer of scallops. Simon Parkes investigates.
Elvers
Formerly a cheap and popular dish, the elver is now in short supply. Sheila Dillon reports
New Orleans
Sheila Dillon visits the city, world famous for its food.
Street Food
The culture of street food appears to be under threat from city planners.
African Food Security
Sheila Dillon on a project in Ethiopia involving a radical change in farming practice.
Waiters
Sheila Dillon looks at the world of the waiter. Is this a profession in crisis?
Local Food Networks
Sheila Dillon visits local communities who are setting up their own farms.
Nigel Slater
Sheila Dillon and Nigel Slater cook a perfect meal.
Royal Entertaining
Sheila Dillon looks at the history of state banquets and investigates their modern role.
Butchery
Sheila Dillon finds out why so many butchers' shops have closed down in recent years.
Radical Cookbooks
Sheila Dillon looks at some of history's most radical cookbooks.
Cherries
Sheila Dillon follows the fortunes of that most English of summer fruits, the cherry.
Hungry Cities
How will we feed the cities of the future? Sheila Dillon is joined by author Carolyn Steel
English Sparkling Wine
Andrew Jefford investigates the growing popularity and quality of English sparkling wine.
Lamb
Dominic Pierce hears from a pioneering sheep farmer.