Bizarre Adventures with Andrew Zimmern

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The Greek Makeover: Diane Kochilas Freshens Up Greek Cooking

Today, we look back at one of our favorite episodes with cooking legend Diane Kochilas. She talks the real Greek yogurt, how to make great dishes with stale bread and the magical Greek island of Ikaria. Plus, we explore the art and nostalgia of Jell-O molds; Dan Pashman untangles ...  Show more

The Fish Butcher: Fish Eye Ice Cream, Anyone?

Josh Niland is a master of his craft: whole fish cooking, bones and all. He joins us to talk about transforming fish into ice cream and chips, and the tricks he’s played on customers at his Sydney restaurant, Saint Peter. Plus, reporter Sean Cole meets the prison inmate preparing ...  Show more

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