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Friday, 14 November 2008

Maine's Bizarre Foods

Posted on 09:15 by blogger
Next Tuesday at 10pm on the Travel Channel, Bizarre Foods will be coming to Maine.
In Maine, many residents find most of the food they eat right in their own backyards...literally. Andrew gets a taste of beaver chili, forages for some unlikely edible plants to make stinging nettles soup, and goes out to haul lobsters with a fishing legend. There's even a culinary death match featuring some bizarre recipes made only with ingredients found in Maine.
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