Bizarre Foods America

Season 1

8 episodes · Jan 23, 2012

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  • S1E1

    Twin Cities

    Jan 23, 201260m

    Host Andrew Zimmern begins his exploration of America's most unusual foods in Minnesota's Twin Cities. Featured eats include deep-fried snapping turtle; an elk-and-wild-rice hot dish; brined-and-breaded duck testicles; and "meat glue."

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  • S1E2

    New Orleans

    Jan 30, 201260m

    In New Orleans, Andrew Zimmern samples Cajun comfort foods, like stuffed pig stomach, and classic Creole cuisine, including smoked raccoon.

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  • S1E3

    Seattle

    Feb 6, 201260m

    Seattle's unconventional eats are explored. Stops include a farm, where the host tries cow placenta.

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  • S1E4

    Boston

    Feb 13, 2012

    The host heads to Boston to check out some new food trends. Included: a Cambodian family who introduce their food traditions to a Boston suburb; an unconventional fishing trip.

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  • S1E5

    Detroit

    Feb 20, 201260m

    Andrew Zimmern visits Detroit for a taste of iconic soul food, from short ribs to oxtails, and Arab-American eats, including lamb-brain sandwiches.

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  • S1E6

    West Virginia

    Feb 27, 2012

    The host visits West Virginia and dines on fresh deer organs after a hunt. Later, he samples Appalachian cuisine, including groundhog stew, and judges a roadkill cook-off.

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  • S1E7

    Charleston

    Mar 5, 201260m

    Andrew Zimmern checks out the food scene of Charleston, S.C. He gets a taste of wood-coal barbecue in the Lowcountry; samples chitterlings at a soul-food restaurant; and attends a family dinner, where sautéed chicken feet are served.

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  • S1E8

    Savannah

    Mar 12, 201260m

    The host visits Savannah and enjoys a home-cooked Gullah meal on Daufuskie Island. He also goes hunting for marsh hens on the coast and dines in one of the city's finest restaurants with famed drag performer the Lady Chablis.

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