This week, Dining on a Dime host Lucas Peterson continues this season of culinary exploration of San Francisco with the Mission-style burrito. It’s not what you might think, though: What La Taqueria (voted best burrito in the country by FiveThirtyEight) does is, rather, a classic riff on an the Mission-style burrito. Owner Miguel Jara dispenses with the overstuffed-with-rice classic in favor of a pared-down version: meat, pinto beans, avocado, and salsa. The restaurant also specializes in tacos and quesadillas, and has incredible homemade hot sauces.
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On The Meat Show, professional carnivore Nick Solares, explores the science, history, and meaning to some of the most beloved and crave-worthy meat dishes across the world. Through expert interviews, deep-dive explainers, and dining excursions to some of the most well-known meat meccas around, Nick will show you what matters most in this life …it’s meat.
Cooking in America is back for its second season, this time exploring the varied cuisines and culinary traditions that make up Hawaii’s vibrant food scene.
A 6-part series hosted by Sheldon Simeon — Hilo, Hawaii-born chef and restaurant owner, as well as current contestant on Bravo’s Top Chef — this season introduces viewers to a family of Vietnamese refugees who have made a name for their cooking on the island, a farm raising pigs in the Japanese tradition, and the buzz around one of the most anticipated restaurant openings in the state, if not country.
As in any major city, immigrants run the food industry in Hawaii. It's "American food" to the core — an amalgamation of cuisines as diverse as the United State's population, and with just as rich a history.