Bizarre Foods

Andrew Zimmern is happy to be home. The New York-born star of Travel Channel’s “Bizarre Foods” now lives with his family in Minnesota but is always looking forward to his next trip to the Big Apple. That’s one of the reasons he recently ...  

"Bizarre Foods" star Andrew Zimmern has taken quite a journey to get to where he is now. Before he moved to the Twin Cities 20 years ago, Andrew Zimmern lived a much different life.  

Get ready to dive into pigeon pie in Austin, barbeque some armadillo in Central Florida and eat lambs tongue at a one-night only pop-up restaurant in Los Angeles in season six of the BIZARRE FOODS series. Andrew Zimmern, the two-time James Beard Award ...  

Andrew Zimmern is best known for eating things like bats, spiders and even rotten fish. He’s the host of Bizarre Foods on the Travel Channel, where he travels the world to eat exotic dishes. But Zimmern is also a thinker and something of a food activist.  

Similarly, the United States, with its dozen-plus-ingredient Big Macs and seemingly imperishable Twinkies, has its own food items that might be gawked at in other cultures. “I wanted people to realize that we eat really weird foods, too,” Atalay said.  

I get to not like one thing, you know. I choose walnuts." Andrew Zimmern will appear at the Owens Community College's Center for Fine and Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Tickets are $30 and $40. For tickets or more information, visit owens ...  

Hey, isn't that...?: Forest Whitaker; Andrew Zimmern; Julianna MarguliesWashington Post (blog)The Oscar-winning actor was in town for celebrity duties at the White House Easter Egg Roll — and who knows, maybe a bit of research into his forthcoming role as White House butler Eugene Allen . • A cluster of TV foodies — “Bizarre Foods” host ...  

Wow. An interview with Andrew Zimmern, host of “Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern” on the Travel Channel from 2008: Q. I heard that you won’t eat dog. A. I tried dog two different ways in Vietnam. I don’t need to try it again. We have a pug at home.  

Among the celebrity talent to join the cooking staff in the terminal are Andrew Zimmern, Andrew Carmellini, Anne Burrell, and Aarón Sanchez. (Zimmern is best known to TV audiences for his show Bizarre Foods on the Travel Channel, which may give some ...  

Travel Channel host Andrew Zimmern has made a name for himself devouring bizarre foods around the globe, but there’s one thing this gustatory daredevil can’t stomach. “A walnut will never cross my lips,” Zimmern told a crowd at the ...  

Ladies and Gentlemen, start your ovens! The Cook Memorial Public Library District has launched a community-wide call for recipe submissions for their upcoming cookbook; A Library of Recipes: Cook Park and Aspen Drive Cooking Together. "What better way to ...  

Make mom an unbelievable brunch this Mother's Day with these recipes. From buttermilk blueberry pancakes to hash browns, you're sure to find something here that everyone will love. Pick and choose a few of these for a menu you can serve buffet-style or ...  

I guess I could try the almond milk. (It sounds better than the rice milk. I think.) And how bad could a non-dairy "ice cream" sandwich be? (Not bad, actually.) Organic eggs? Sure. Why not? And, if I had to, I suppose I could survive for an entire 24 hours ...  

Anthony Bourdain is well known for sampling bizarre foods, but the food critic has further proven his adventurous palate by admitting that he would eat human flesh. While attending Brooklyn, New York's Great GoogaMooga Festival over the weekend ...  

Today at my blog (OrlandoSentinel.com/thedish) check out our primer on identifying grouper and three great recipes to bring one of Florida's favorite catches to the table. But first, let's dish: Delicious transformations. Saturday's free Food ...