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Cook's Country (2008)

2008 8 Seasons 55 Episodes

Overview

A dedicated group of culinary experts journeys across the nation, diving into the rich tapestry of American culinary history to uncover both classic and modern recipes. They meticulously research regional favorites and then return to their test kitchen, where they transform these dishes into practical, user-friendly recipes. With each episode, viewers are treated to a delightful blend of tradition and innovation, showcasing the diversity of American cuisine while making it accessible for home cooks everywhere.

Cast

Christopher Kimball Bridget Lancaster Julia Collin Davison Adam Ried Jack Bishop

1. Old-Fashioned Roast Beef Dinner

2. Pucker-Up Pies

3. Rise and Shine

4. Surefire Seafood

5. Super Fudgy Cake

6. Chili and Cornbread

7. Southern BBQ

8. Fail-Safe Thanksgiving

9. Fried Chicken

11. Grilled Salmon and Stuffed Tomatoes

1. Badger State Favorites

2. Picnic Game Changers

3. Sweet Indulgences

4. Surf and Turf Goes Regional

5. Big Family Breakfast

6. A Taste of Tennessee

7. The Devil Made Me Do It

9. All Wrapped Up

10. Southern Stews

12. Prime Rib with All the Fixings

13. Big Flavors from Little Italy

2. Spicy and Sour for Supper

3. Smoky Barbecue Favorites

7. Bourbon and Broccoli Hit the Grill

9. Southern Discoveries

10. Cast Iron Comforts

11. Plenty of Garlic and Parm

1. Ultimate Comfort Foods

3. A Trip to Tarheel Country

4. New Recipes for the Grill

5. Spaghetti House Classics

6. Tex-Mex Favorites

7. Pacific Northwest Supper

8. Summer Steak and Salad

10. Southern Specialties

11. Tristate Treats

12. Holiday Roast and Potatoes

13. Pub-Style Seafood

1. Texas Barbecue Brisket

3. Tacos Two Ways

13. Elegant and Orange

2. Portuguese Baking

3. Italian-American Feast

4. Chips on the Menu

5. Bar Snacks, Perfected

6. Southern Sandwiches

9. Elevated Friendsgiving Mains

10. Jewish Donuts and Potatoes

11. Feast of the Seven Fishes

14. Inspiring Shrimp Suppers

15. Glazed Pork and Potatoes

16. Chinese Noodles and Egg Rolls

17. When Southern Women Cook

18. Cajun Cooking