The Food Programme Episodes Episode guide
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Duck Shoots
Sheila Dillon investigates duck - both wild and farmed - for taste, cost, and welfare.
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Feasts
What function do feasts serve today? Sheila Dillon explores the role of social eating.
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Hops
The renaissance in English hops: more varieties, more ales, more happy and hoppy customers
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Slow Cheese
Sheila Dillon meets producers of rare and unusual cheeses from around the world.
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Food Myths
Sheila Dillon delves into food myths and misconceptions about some traditional dishes.
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Indigenous Veg
What price the loss of indigenous vegetables in Africa? Sheila Dillon finds out.
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Shetland's Sunday Teas
Simon Parkes finds out about the traditional Shetland summer Sunday afternooon teas.
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Chefs' Choices Number 4: Lemongrass
Raymond Blanc explains how travel in Asia led to a culinary love affair with lemongrass.
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Chefs' Choices Number 3: Raspberries
Jeremy Lee explains why raspberries are his favourite fruit and meets growers in Scotland.
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Chefs' Choices Number 2: Cauliflowers
Yotam Ottolenghi brings some much-needed passion to the neglected cauliflower.
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Chefs' Choices Number 1: Indian Meat Pickle
Cyrus Todiwala gets to work with spices, herbs and his very own Indian meat pickle.
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Sport and Food
Sheila Dillon examines the business of food at sports events, from racing to football.
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Suckling Pigs
Suckling pigs fell out favour in Britain centuries ago, but are they ready for a comeback?
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Watercress
Watercress: Wonder food or a case of marketing hype?
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Food and Film
Sheila Dillon asks why food has become such a popular subject for film-makers.
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Branding
Sheila Dillon investigates the farmers who have turned themselves into 'brands' to survive
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The Clink - Prison Fine Dining Restaurant
Clink - public fine dining inside prison.
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Britalian Food
Home made Italian food. Sheila Dillon meets British producers making Italian ingredients.
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Diet and Prostate Cancer
Sheila Dillon on the latest findings suggesting a link between diet and prostate cancer.
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Newcastle's Secret Pop-Up Restaurants
Four cooks from four different countries open up their homes to serve food to strangers.
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School Food
Will new meal standards for secondary schools sink the frail school catering sector?
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Wine in the Recession
Sheila Dillon finds out how the wine market is coping in the recession.
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Icelandic Food
Richard Johnson finds out about the impact of the world economic crisis on food in Iceland
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Farming on the Urban Fringe
The problems and opportunities faced by farmers who work on the fringes of towns.
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Brogdale
Sheila Dillon explores Brogdale in Kent, home of the National Fruit Collection.
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Slow Fish
Two Cornish oyster fisherman travel to the 'Slow Fish' gathering in Genoa.
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Essex Co-op
Sheila Dillon looks at the farmers' co-operative supplying organic produce from Essex.
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Larchfield Community
Sheila Dillon joins the Larchfield Community to mark the approach of Spring and Easter.
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Olympics
Sheila Dillon finds out how the 2012 Olympics is already changing food in Britain.
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Omega 6
Sheila Dillon finds out how Omega 6 has come to dominate the Western diet.