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- S1 E11 - Foie gras from the south west of franceSeptember 28, 201126minA few kilometres from Mont-de-Marsan, in the heart of Landes, a centuries-old tradition continues: that of making "foie gras", a gourmand speciality made of the liver of a duck or goose. Registered in the French law as an integral part of the culinary and cultural heritage of the country, it is one of the jewels of French gastronomy, recognised throughout the world.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E14 - Mussels from bouchotSeptember 28, 201126minNear the La Manche, the Dinan region reveals itself between land and sea. From the mussels breeding on "bouchot", to the making of famous Breton cakes, not forgetting cider and seaweed, this area offers a rich palette of know-how and flavors.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E15 - Alsace grapeSeptember 28, 201126minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E16 - The corsican chestnutSeptember 28, 201226minLet's visit Corsica, to meet Mathieu, a clementine grower, Antoine and Siham Orsoni, who introduce us to brocciu, a typical cheese of the region. And finally, to meet Marie Garrido, who explains the importance of preserving the wetlands of the incredible Island of Beauty.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E17 - Dijon mustardSeptember 28, 201126minMustard production could have disappeared from the Dijon region. Fortunately, producers like Fabrice have managed to revive this emblematic product.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E20 - Olives from provenceSeptember 28, 201226minIn Provence, many traditional and artisanal products contribute to the reputation of this region. The valley of Baux de Provence, in the south of France, is renowned for its production of oils and olives of unique taste and high quality. A pride for a small area, where the olive tree is king and where everyone contributes to the perpetuation of the tradition.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E21 - Honey from provenceSeptember 28, 201226minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E23 - White mushroomsSeptember 28, 201226minToday, the cultivation of the button mushroom is no longer practiced in Paris, it's necessary to go to suburbs to observe these agaricaceae.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E24 - Guerande saltSeptember 28, 201226minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E31 - Apricots from roussillonSeptember 28, 201226minAt the foot of the Pyrenees, close to the Spanish border, lies the plain of Roussillon. This immense garden is one of the main poles of the French fruit culture.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E35 - Cherries from the venasque mountainsSeptember 28, 201226minVaucluse department is a home to the largest concentration of cherry trees in France. It is also a place of birth of the first high-end brand of cherries, Venasque. It's uniqueness comes from its shape, colour, size, but also from its fragrant and sweetness.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E37 - Roquefort cheeseSeptember 28, 201227minRoquefort is made in the heart of the Aveyron. A cheese with a unique taste, blue-veined, made from sheep's milk, which has become the emblem of the resistance of raw milk cheese producers. With its marked character, it couldn't escape from the chef Guy Martin...Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E42 - The agen pruneSeptember 28, 201226minA "pearl" of the South-West of France, which is characteristic of its unique flavour and aroma, it's soft texture and an emblematic delicacy, is certainly the Agen prune. The dried plum offers gastronomy an impressive range of uses, and an never-ending source of inspiration, which do not escape Michelin-starred chef, Guy Martin.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E45 - Burgundy snailsSeptember 28, 201226minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E53 - Camembert from normandySeptember 28, 201326minFrance is famous for its love of vine and cheese. Therefore, it is an imperative that we say a few words about one of the all time favourite dairy product: The Camembert cheese. Camembert is a moist, soft, creamy, surface-ripened cow's milk cheese, but above all, it represents a true symbol of France.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E56 - Banana from the french west indiesSeptember 28, 201326minDid you know that there are more than 1000 varieties of bananas in the world? However, the most commonly consumed is certainly the Cavendish variety. In Martinique, Jean-Yves Paviot produces around 400 tonnes of this fruit every year, whose particular flavor is due to the volcanic soil and the humid tropical climate.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E66 - The Raclette CheeseJuly 8, 201727minValais is nestled in the heart of the Alps. This canton is characterized by its diversity, differences and contradictions: bilingualism, imposing mountains and undulating valleys.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E68 - The cavaillon's melonSeptember 28, 201326minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E100 - Mixed herbs from provenceSeptember 28, 201426minThis time, let's visit Pertuis, Pays d'Aigues' capital town, nestled between the Luberon and the Durance, where the workers of the land had to adapt to a hot and dry weather. Here, the local identity is well seasoned with the olive oil of the gibassier and shaped by the fragrances of the herbs of Provence.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E109 - OystersSeptember 28, 201426minIn the Landes de Gascogne, Geraldine and Fabrice have decided to give free rein to their passion for oyster farming. In this part of southwestern France, we discover their oyster beds and their tasting cabin. Christophe, on the other hand, fishes for sea bass, an activity that can turn out to be quite turbulent...Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E121 - Salers cheeseSeptember 28, 201526minBelieve it or not, the history of "Le Salers" goes back more than 2 millennia!? This unique and rich flavoured, pressed raw milk cheese is made in the Auvergne region in France, usually between spring and autumn, when the cows feed exclusively on fresh grass.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E137 - The sainte maure cheese of touraineSeptember 28, 201526minIn the center-west of France, the Saint-Maure plateau favors cereal and forage farming. Here, passionate people pass on their knowledge and keep alive little-known products, typical of the old Touraine tables. Let's meet Christine and Agnès, working with black Touraine hens and white carrots.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E145 - Nougat and candied fruits from the apt countyApril 28, 201626minCulinary programme, hosted by Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, that presents iconic foods and ingredients that are associated with French cuisine - blackcurrants grown in Burgundy, mustard from the Dijon area, salt and edible succulent plants from the Guérande marshes, Banon cheese and spelt from the Forcalquier area of Provence, and the experts who work with each of them.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E149 - Lamprey and saint-emilion from libourneMay 26, 201627minIn this part of Bordeaux, the vineyards stretch beyond the horizon, and passionate people perpetuate the traditions born of these landscapes. David fishes a mysterious animal, the lamprey, and Adrien produces organic Saint-Emilion on a family estate that has been passed down for fourteen generations.Free trial of France Channel
- S1 E178 - Bull and rice from camargueSeptember 28, 201626minSet on the sea, in the Camargue, Jacques has developed a family business. For several generations, they have been producing rice and, following the tradition, raising bulls. Two new emblematic products to discover in France.Free trial of France Channel
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