Andrew Zimmern explores the food capital of South America: Lima, Peru. He downs frog smoothies in a local market, eats the freshest ceviche and dives for octopus in an old fishing village.
Learn the many techniques required for making different types of seafood. From Fresh vs. Frozen, to filleting, to timing, to different cooking strategies, learn to make Red Snapper with Ragout, and Arctic Char in Salt Crust, all accompanied by a margarita.
Tyler teaches Lisa how to make a fool-proof, crack-free cheesecake, topped with delicious fresh blueberry sauce. Next, Denise runs a daycare center out of her home and Tyler helps Denise make ""Kid-friendly"" Tuna Burgers and Double Fried French Fries.
Katie Lee heads to Tybee Island, Georgia, a barrier island just 18 miles southeast of culinary mecca Savannah. The small island is full of big flavors, and Katie starts her exploration with perfectly sweet local shrimp and a spicy blackened fish hoagie at a restaurant so beloved that the locals rallied to keep it open. She's introduced to "hog wings," a local version of hot wings that trade the chicken for pork, and she dives into the local specialty, oysters, that are so nice, she tries them twice -- roasted and baked with collards and bacon. Katie finishes off her visit with ice cream cookie sandwiches and deep-fried strawberries that represent what the South is all about.
Nothing goes better with beachin' than a little grillin' and que'in'!The dishes are diverse but they all boast that amazing flavor and char that fire brings to the table. In Arizona, Katie Lee joins a local chef to grill up a striper. In Florida, Katie finds Grilled Mango Jerk Chicken. Then she heads to San Diego for the best Grilled Fish Tacos. On the 'Que'd end, Katie goes to Charleston for Burnt Ends before heading down to Alabama for the Nasty G pork and chicken sandwich. Finally, Katie's quest for the best takes her to Maui for Kalua Pork, Hawaiian barbeque cooked low and slow in an imu, a traditional underground oven!