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Marcus heads to Detroit and learns more about its culture, history and food.

Marcus heads to Detroit and learns more about its culture, history and food.

See why country ham is one of Ed Lee's favorite ingredients .

Taste the food and culture of Louisville, Kentucky, the place Ed Lee now calls home.

Travel with Ed Lee to the Andes to explore the most elemental part of cooking--fire.

In Houston, a sweat-inducing crawfish dinner exemplifies a new American cuisine.

Ed Lee returns to East Brooklyn and the eclectic mix of cuisines that inspired him.

Sauteed Eggplant Red Snapper Light Apple Tart.

Scallion au Gratin Rabbit Stew Cornmeal and Gruyere.

Spicy Shrimp Grilled Lamb Chops Pineapple in Liqueur.

Leeks in Sauce Glazed Roast Pork Sour Cabbage Shortcake.

Potato Crepes with Caviar Cabbage Anchoyade Souffle Cake.

Tuna Carpaccio Paella Figs in Spicy Port Sauce.

Garlic Soup with Potatoes and Leeks Roast Veal Almond Cake.

Egg and Tomato Gratin Greens with Cream Dressing Smoked Whitefish Tartine.

Prosciutto and Figs Crab Cakes in Red Sauce and Pasta Ham and Vegetable Gratin.

Tuna Tomatoes and Salmon Tartare Breaded Pork Scaloppine with Mushroom Sauce.

Scrambled Eggs Grilled Striped Bass with Pimento Relish Pink Grapefruit Terrine.

Veal Roast Summer Salad Sante Tomato and Mozzarella Fans Pear Brown Betty.

Mushroom Veloute with Almonds Beef Tenderloin Stew Mushroom and Raisin Chutney.

Julia Child shows you how to buy, prepare, cook, serve, and eat artichokes.