Food in Northern Ireland: A Golden Era?

Sheila Dillon meets Northern Ireland's chefs and producers leading a food renaissance.

• 28 mins

A Tribute to Derek Cooper

A special tribute to the late Derek Cooper who started the food programme back in 1979.

• 28 mins

Plantains and pleasure; Jamaican food in the UK

Tim Hayward on the evolution of Jamaican food in the UK with chefs and cooks in Bristol.

• 28 mins

Behind the Scenes at BBC Food and Farming Awards 2014

The story behind the Food and Farming Awards 2014.

• 28 mins

Ken Hom 1 (of 2) - The Early Years

Sheila Dillon talks to Ken Hom about his extraordinary life through food. Part one of two.

• 28 mins

Ken Hom 2 (of 2) - Politics, influence and the future

Sheila Dillon talks to Ken Hom about his extraordinary life through food. Part two of two.

• 28 mins

Fish Farming

Sheila Dillon on the huge rise in farmed fish and the people trying to make it sustainable

• 28 mins

Wild Booze

Writer Andy Hamilton leads a wild journey foraging for plants to make incredible drinks.

• 28 mins

Knives

Sheila Dillon takes a look at that most coveted of kitchen tools: the knife.

• 28 mins

Holy Food

Tim Hayward looks at the tradition of monastic food production.

• 28 mins

US Southern cooking and chef Sean Brock

Richard Johnson's award-winning travels through the American south to meet chef Sean Brock

• 30 mins

Sweeteners: The answer to our sugar cravings?

Could sweeteners be the way for us to cut down on sugar but keep eating sweet treats?

• 30 mins

Mexican cooking and the food adventures of Diana Kennedy

Dan Saladino meets a world authority on the food of Mexico, British-born Diana Kennedy.

• 30 mins

Food and the Curriculum

Stefan Gates talks to teachers, kids and cooks about food and the curriculum.

• 30 mins

Food in Opera

Sheila Dillon hears how music and food have influenced each other over the past 400 years.

• 28 mins

Salad leaves

Dan Saladino reports on the increasingly complex world of salad leaves.

• 30 mins

English Wine

English and Welsh wines are on the up and up, as Sheila Dillon investigates.

• 30 mins

Problems with Poultry?

Is the poultry industry fit for purpose? Dan Saladino looks at how UK chicken is produced.

• 30 mins

Growing Veg, Not Drugs

Sheila Dillon visits a salad business that employs ex-addicts.

• 30 mins

Eat for Victory

How to revolutionize your cooking, 1940s style. With Sheila Dillon.

• 30 mins

A Taste of Britain Revisited - Dorset

Dan Saladino revisits Derek Cooper's hunt for British regional foods, four decades on.

• 30 mins

A Taste of Britain Revisited - Wales

Dan Saladino revisits Derek Cooper's hunt for British regional foods, 40 years on.

• 30 mins

A Taste of Britain Revisited - Yorkshire

From Yorkshire pudding to tripe, the change in regional foods.

• 30 mins

Ethiopian Teff - An Ancient Grain

Sheila Dillon tells the story of teff, an ancient grain for modern times.

• 30 mins

Food Is MAD

From 'guerrilla gardener' Ron Finley to Soviet cooking, Dan Saladino reports from MAD 4.

• 28 mins

Bees and the City - the Urban Honey Story

As bee populations fall, Sheila Dillon asks if salvation may be found in city streets.

• 30 mins

Mouthwatering Mutton

Dan Saladino explores why we should all be demanding to eat older meat.

• 28 mins

A Life through Food: Harold McGee

Harold McGee, the man who helped explain the science of the kitchen, tells his food story.

• 30 mins

In a Stew about Rabbits

Sheila Dillon explores rabbit meat. Is it delicious or unjustifiable?

• 30 mins

Women in the Kitchen

Sheila Dillon looks at the state of play for female chefs in the professional kitchen.

• 30 mins