Royal Entertaining

Sheila Dillon looks at the history of state banquets and investigates their modern role.

• 30 mins

Butchery

Sheila Dillon finds out why so many butchers' shops have closed down in recent years.

• 25 mins

Radical Cookbooks

Sheila Dillon looks at some of history's most radical cookbooks.

• 30 mins

Cherries

Sheila Dillon follows the fortunes of that most English of summer fruits, the cherry.

• 30 mins

English Sparkling Wine

Andrew Jefford investigates the growing popularity and quality of English sparkling wine.

• 30 mins

Lamb

Dominic Pierce hears from a pioneering sheep farmer.

• 30 mins

Public Procurement

Simon Parkes explores the funding of food in schools, hospitals, prisons and beyond.

• 30 mins

The Berry Business

A look behind the scenes of the modern berry business.

• 30 mins

Pears

Sophie Grigson presents the food magazine. She explains why pears are the perfect fruit.

• 30 mins

Anchovies

Chef Rowley Leigh explains why he thinks the anchovy is one of the greatest ingredients.

• 30 mins

Parmesan

Celebrity chef Angela Hartnett goes in search of the perfect Parmesan cheese.

• 30 mins

Pork

James Martin visits Hampshire in pursuit of the best pork.

• 30 mins

Slow Food UK

Simon Parkes looks at the work of the Slow Food movement in the US, Italy and the UK.

• 30 mins

Milk and Dairy

What has to happen to make milk profitable for farmers?

• 30 mins

Rabbits

Considering whether the increasing amount of rabbit on British menus might be a good thing

• 30 mins

Organic Food

Sheila Dillon asks if organic food will fall victim to the current economic turbulence.

• 30 mins

Fife

The series that investigates the world of food and the stories behind what we eat.

• 30 mins

Can Britain become self sufficient?

The series investigating the world of food and the stories behind what we eat.

• 30 mins

The El Bulli Effect

Sheila Dillon explores the influence of the famous restaurant El Bulli.

• 30 mins

Cider

Sheila Dillon explores the history of cider and asks what goes into it, besides apples.

• 30 mins

Mutton

Sheila Dillon investigates whether or not mutton still has an image problem.

• 30 mins

Pies and PDOs

The series investigating the world of food and the stories behind what we eat.

• 25 mins

Food and Farming Awards 2008

Sheila Dillon hosts the ninth Food and Farming Awards, held at the NEC in Birmingham.

• 25 mins

Markets

How markets survive and where they sit in the current food retail landscape.

• 30 mins

Food Books

Sheila Dillon and guests discuss the year's crop of food books.

• 25 mins

Forgotten Christmas Meals

Sheila Dillon joins a family of keen cooks to prepare a feast of forgotten Christmas meals

• 30 mins

A Meal with Chef Angela Hartnett

Sheila Dillon challenges chef Angela Hartnett to make a meal from local produce.

• 25 mins

Guilty Pleasures

Sheila Dillon celebrates guilty culinary pleasures, including doughnuts and dripping.

• 30 mins

Quality Meat

Sheila Dillon discovers the lengths the top butchers go to to source the very best meat.

• 30 mins

Egon Ronay

Peter Bazalgette reflects on the life and legacy of the late food critic Egon Ronay.

• 30 mins