The Banana - fascinating history, uncertain future

Sheila Dillon asks why the future of the UK's most popular fruit, the banana, is uncertain

• 28 mins

A World Stage for Food and Music

How cooks from 12 countries gathered to share food and music on stage at Womad.

• 28 mins

Feeding the Detectives

Dan Saladino looks at how food has increasingly become a big ingredient in crime fiction.

• 28 mins

In Praise of Bacon

Hardeep Singh Kohli's personal plea to the nation to reflect on a food of wonder: bacon.

• 28 mins

DIY Food

Tim Hayward meets the people taking ambitious food production into their own hands.

• 28 mins

The Future of Street Food

Can street food change the world? Richard Johnson on new ideas unfolding around the world.

• 28 mins

Booze-free Bars

Hardeep Singh Kohli discovers the new breed of non-alcoholic bars.

• 28 mins

A Quiet Food Revolution: The Story of Myrtle and Darina Allen

How two women, Myrtle and Darina Allen, revolutionised food in Ireland with their cooking.

• 28 mins

The School Food Plan

Sheila Dillon investigates the new School Food Plan and asks if it can make real change.

• 28 mins

Cook Slow, Cook Fast

Sheila Dillon meets a new generation of cooks using slow and pressure cookers.

• 28 mins

The Great British Hop

Can there really be only 60 hop farmers left in the UK? Miles Warde finds out.

• 28 mins

Cider: Britain's Most Misunderstood Drink?

Drinks writer Pete Brown explains why bottles of cider should be on the UK's dinner tables

• 28 mins

Restaurant Reviews

With an abundance of different restaurant reviews, Sheila Dillon asks who we can trust.

• 28 mins

Horsemeat - a Food Programme update

Sheila Dillon asks why no one has been prosecuted following on from the horsemeat scandal.

• 28 mins

The Sugarman of Brazil

The incredible story of one farmer who is trying to change the way we produce our food.

• 28 mins

Why is Grimsby's smoked fish special?

Sheila Dillon investigates the impact of PGI status on Grimsby traditional smoked fish.

• 28 mins

Cook Books

Ahead of the Christmas shopping season, a review of 2013's best and worst cook books.

• 28 mins

Alice Waters, a Delicious Revolution

Californian chef and campaigner Alice Waters shares her food story with Sheila Dillon.

• 28 mins

Bovril

Lesley Steinitz explains the pioneering story of Bovril - a very beefy love affair.

• 28 mins

Fish & Chips

Sheila Dillon explores a renaissance in the great British fish and chip shop.

• 28 mins

Nutmeg: The Smell of Christmas?

For Nigel Slater, nutmeg is 'the scent of Christmas', but Sheila Dillon needs convincing.

• 28 mins

100 years of Elizabeth David

Sheila Dillon and Tim Hayward on the legacy of Elizabeth David, 100 years after her birth.

• 28 mins

The best of British food and farming.... the search begins

Sheila Dillon, Richard Corrigan and Valentine Warner launch the BBC Food & Farming Awards.

• 28 mins

Three inspirational cooks

Sheila Dillon revisits the inspirational caterers from the BBC Food and Farming Awards.

• 25 mins

Food and the Future of Pubs

Sheila Dillon hears the latest on the role of food in the future of the British pub.

• 28 mins

Greek Yogurt: a global love affair

Sheila Dillon finds out why humble Greek yogurt triggered a worldwide food craze.

• 28 mins

Britain and the Ready Meal

The ready meal after horsemeat, why it was good news for chilled but a problem for frozen.

• 28 mins

Claudia Roden: A Life Through Food

Claudia Roden talks about her life, cooking and Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food.

• 28 mins

Really Wild Food

From krill burgers to goat's blood, the intriguing diet of the BBC Natural History Unit.

• 28 mins

The Future of Fairtrade

Matthew Hill reports on the future of Fairtrade as the label marks its 20th anniversary.

• 28 mins