
Rick Stein's Road to Mexico
Rick Stein heads east from Oaxaca to the Yucatan Peninsula, a place once frequented by real pirates of the Caribbean, including Sir Francis Drake.

Rick Stein heads east from Oaxaca to the Yucatan Peninsula, a place once frequented by real pirates of the Caribbean, including Sir Francis Drake.

Rick Stein's latest travels take him to Mexico's culinary capital Oaxaca.

Fresh cod smoked kippers prepares halibut with cucumber salmon en croute.

Wild smoked salmon sea trout sea moss pudding.

Cockles and samphire pink shrimps Cromer crabs.

Silver eels edible seaweed langoustines pollan.

Sweet brown shrimp flounder fresh salmon oysters scallops.

Pilchards, bream, ormer and cockles with lavarbread.

Rick Stein searches for herring along the northeast coast of Scotland.

Rick visits America, Naples and the UK in Whitby, with good old English fish and chips in the final episode.

Rick goes to Hua Hin in Thailand, where he spends time in local markets talking to locals about various types of food in Cornwall, he fries fish and jazzes it up with red curry and steamed jasmine rice.

Chesapeake Bay in the U.S., cooking traditional oyster dishes.

Seafood king Rick travels to Queensland, Australia.

A spicy shark vindaloo and the making of an authentic dhal with lentils.

Inspired by his Far Eastern Odyssey, Chef Rick Stein livens up your holiday meals with braised duck, beef rending, biryani and a twist on turkey.

A special dish for the Royal Navy of ragout with turbot and scallops.

For Mayday, Rick cooks a fish pasta, talks about oysters and cooks baked Cod Portuguese Rick goes out fishing with two friends and makes crab pasties for them.

Rick Stein uses the humble whelk to make a mouth-watering dish and prepares one of the sea's treasures -- bass.

A dish of crabmeat, wine and garlic.

Squid in red wine.