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Eddie Jackson takes a deep dive into some deep-fried dishes that are sure to satisfy the craving for crunch. These creations have crunchy coatings so crispy that you have to see it to believe it. We're crazy for crunch!

Eddie Jackson knows there's one flavor that's always exciting -- sweets! It doesn't matter if it's fruity, chocolatey or pure unadulterated sugar, there are endless ways to hit the sweet spot. So get your sweet tooth ready!

From Cuban cuisine to South Korea's legendary dishes, Eddie Jackson brings a taste of delicious, authentic flavors from around the world to please the taste buds.

Summer is the time when the veggies are fresh, the seafood is abundant, and the views are in ready supply. Eddie Jackson is the guide to a full tour of the most flavorful time of the year!

Andrew Zimmern travels to the colorful and chaotic Moroccan city of Fez. Considered Morocco's spiritual and cultural capital, the city's cuisine is infused with flavors from the indigenous Berbers, Arabs, Andalusians from Southern Spain, and a significant Jewish population. Fez is the perfect place to experience North African foods like tagine-cooked meats, pastille, zaalouk, bessara and brouchettes.

Andrew Zimmern explores Harlem, a vibrant New York City neighborhood with a diverse cross-section of cultures. He highlights its colorful restaurants offering soul food, Caribbean classics like pastelone and even the national dish of Senegal, ceebu jen. And no trip to New York is complete without a stop for a standout slice of pizza.

Andrew Zimmern explores beautiful Martha's Vineyard, the island community located off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, that is renowned for its laid-back vibe, beautiful beaches and fresh seafood. He celebrates some of the best restaurants and dishes featuring the fresh, local catch brought in daily. On the menu are lobster rolls, a clam bake, swordfish steaks, fired clams and stuffed quahogs. And for dessert, there's an irresistible tart made from local fresh cranberries.

Andrew Zimmern shares the best of weird, wild and whimsical Portland, Oregon, a city whose personality is apparent in its food culture. Arrested adolescence is personified in boozy doughnuts and handcrafted ice cream flavors for the adult palate, like marionberry-habanero-goat cheese. The city's cultural diversity is exemplified in its celebration of Thai foods like khao man gai and fish sauce chicken wings, and the coastal waters of the Pacific show up in seared albacore tuna and crawfish boils.

Bouillabaisse may be a scary name, but the soup it represents doesn't have to be. In fact, if you're willing to buy some decent fish and master a few basics, it can most definitely qualify as good eats.

If you have dry chickpeas in your pantry, exotic destinations are easily reached from the comfort of your kitchen. Join host Alton Brown as he journeys to the Near East with three preparations for chickpeas and recipes for Hummus For Real and Falafel.

Whether you like them cool and cream-topped or warm with a crown of meringue, odds are if you're a banana pudding fan, it's been a long time since you smiled. Alton Brown is about to make that change, with recipes for Baked Banana Pudding, Refrigerated Banana Pudding and Vanilla Wafers.

Host Alton Brown decides to put the "trick" into his treats with three sinister twists on classic Halloween candies: Popcorn Balls, Candy Corn and Atomic Apples.

Noah Cappe samples ice cream sensations from sweet to savory. Whether it's piled on top of delicious homemade donuts, or snuggling in-between bacon wafers, these ice cream dream dishes will have you begging for more, brain freeze and all.

Resistance is futile: Everything's better with bacon and Noah Cappe is here to prove it. As he travels to festival and fairs across the country, Noah finds the biggest, baddest and best bacon dishes around.

Mouthwatering midway munchies are on the menu at the Delaware County Fair in Walton, N.Y., where Noah Cappe goes wild for the Spaghizza, packs on the pork with Freshman 15 Fries, snaps to attention for the Veteran's Clam's n' Corn and communes with the Holy Cannoli. Then at the North Georgia State Fair in Marietta, Noah's day starts off just right with the Slammin' Salmon Breakfast Biscuit, then the Bird Dog has Noah begging for more and the Dirt Road Banana Split makes him lick his bowl clean.

The York Fair in Pennsylvania has been drawing crowds since 1765, and has had 250 years to perfect its carnival eats! Host Noah Cappe decks the halls with a Taste of Christmas, goes off on the Burger Bomb Pretzel, enjoys a Fork Free Chick'n'Waffle and the patriotic Apple Pie Funnel Cake earns a very big salute. Then, Noah heads to upstate New York to the Steuben County Fair where he attains sandwich nirvana with the Steuben Cuban, feels the burn with Five Alarm Fried Fudge and finds the pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow Sugar Waffle.

The hills are alive with the sound of satisfied stomachs at the Burlington, Ontario, Canada, Sound of Music Festival, where Noah Cappe gives a rave review to a hit parade of new releases: The Rockin' Roti hits all the right notes, while the OMG Bar has Noah singing the blues after he eats the whole thing. Then Noah takes the show on the road and arrives at the Red River Valley Fair in North Dakota, where he gets up close and personal with local favorites Minneapple Pie and Jalapeno Wontons.

The Brandywine Strawberry Festival in Pennsylvania is home to "The Colossal" a crab cake/roast beef combo that has host Noah Cappe going wild. Other favorites at this annual celebration include The Sizzler, the Chicken Parm'wich and Strawberry Kettle Corn. Then Noah heads to Chico, CA for the Silver Dollar Fair, where he strikes gold with the Sinfully Sweet Spicy Cheese Pretzel.

Chef Michael Symon sinks his teeth into a burger in Memphis, Tenn., that's so dangerously good, innocent bystanders had better beware! Then pizza gets a brunch makeover in Atlanta with creamy scrambled eggs and crispy pancetta. Finally, Thai-style fried chicken and Caribbean jerk smoked ribs pack Texas-sized flavor into Houston's delicious melting pot.

Michael Symon heads to Plainview, New York, where a chocolate bacon burger is loaded from top to bottom with sweet and savory indulgence. A restaurant in Columbus, Ohio, has a soy-marinated pineapple hanger steak draped over spicy kimchi fried rice that will set your taste buds on fire. In Pittsburgh, fried potato cakes loaded with brisket burnt ends, mustard hollandaise sauce and a perfectly runny egg take breakfast to a whole new level.

In San Diego, Michael Symon devours a delicious dumpling-inspired pork and shrimp burger and an elevated pub food classic. In Shreveport, La., a wood-fired pizza is topped with spicy roast chicken and sweet corn, and in Tulsa, a food truck serves pulled pork on a cornbread waffle and smoked meatballs with a cheesy surprise inside.

In Palm Springs, Calif., Michael Symon finds a spicy burger that ignites a four-alarm fire, and a chorizo-pineapple burger sings a perfect harmony of sweet and heat. Oklahoma City boasts cheesy grits with a heaping pile of blood orange- and IPA-braised pork. Finally, a classic Reuben sandwich gets a smoky upgrade, and spicy venison bologna raises the bar on a lunchbox favorite in Denver.

Michael Symon is back and heading to the largest, most thrilling barbecue competition on Earth -- the legendary American Royal World Series of Barbecue. Over 500 BBQ pitmaster teams battle it out in two days for glory, bragging rights and a share of $85,000 in prize money. In addition to the big four categories -- ribs, brisket, chicken and pork -- these pitmasters have the added challenges of turkey and sausage. Plus, there's the largest Kids' BBQ Contest in the world.

An international-inspired signature dish sees one chef's dream of winning the competition go up in flames. The Crossfire Round offers a chance to "ketchup," and judges Andy Husbands, Eddie Jackson and Andrea Nicholson enjoy Greek feasts.

There's a barbecue battle in the Fire Masters Arena for a shot at $10,000. The competition really beefs up in the Crossfire Round, and the Feast of Fire serves up ultimate comfort food to judges Connie DeSousa, Ray Lampe and Hugh Mangum.

The competition is fiery and fierce in the Wildfire Round as the chefs must reimagine pantry staples for a shot at a spot in the final round. The Feast of Fire celebrates the flavors of a Hawaiian luau as judges Andy Husbands, Eddie Jackson and Amy Mills pick a winner.

Three chefs are ready to scorch their competition for a chance to win $10,000. In the Crossfire Round, one chef decides to cheese it up a little, and judges Kevin Bludso, Nicole Gomes and Amy Mills feast on Moroccan-inspired dishes in the final round.

In this smokin' hot finale, three chefs heat up the Fire Masters Arena with their signature dishes. There's a bacon and egg battle in the Crossfire Round and an epic showdown between two BBQ heavyweights as they take on a Texas tailgate theme. Judges Kevin Bludso, Tiffani Faison and Devan Rajkumar crown the winner.

There's a barbecue battle in the Fire Masters Arena for a shot at $10,000. The competition really beefs up in the Crossfire Round, and the Feast of Fire serves up ultimate comfort food to judges Connie DeSousa, Ray Lampe and Hugh Mangum.

The competition is fiery and fierce in the Wildfire Round as the chefs must reimagine pantry staples for a shot at a spot in the final round. The Feast of Fire celebrates the flavors of a Hawaiian luau as judges Andy Husbands, Eddie Jackson and Amy Mills pick a winner.

Three chefs are ready to scorch their competition for a chance to win $10,000. In the Crossfire Round, one chef decides to cheese it up a little, and judges Kevin Bludso, Nicole Gomes and Amy Mills feast on Moroccan-inspired dishes in the final round.

In this smokin' hot finale, three chefs heat up the Fire Masters Arena with their signature dishes. There's a bacon and egg battle in the Crossfire Round and an epic showdown between two BBQ heavyweights as they take on a Texas tailgate theme. Judges Kevin Bludso, Tiffani Faison and Devan Rajkumar crown the winner.