Family Dinner
46 Episodes Available
TV-GCookingSeason 118 Episodes
The Ponce FamilyS1 E1Andrew joins the Ponce family for a Mexican dinner in Queens, N.Y.
The Von Trapp FamilyS1 E2Known from the movie "The Sound of Music," the von Trapp family shares with Andrew the ways they honor their Austrian heritage through their dinner traditions.
The Brundidge FamilyS1 E3Shawn loves cooking up childhood staples and New Orleans classics that help the family make new memories around the dinner table.
The Biegel FamilyS1 E4The Biegels have been growing cranberries on their marsh in Wisconsin Rapids for five generations; caring for cranberries keeps them busy year-round, but they always make time for family meals on Sundays.
The Leung FamilyS1 E5New Jersey sisters Sarah and Kaitlin Leung miss their childhood meals; together, they start a food blog featuring traditional Chinese recipes to keep the family connected.
The Arends FamilyS1 E6Helen and Al Arends of Willmar, Minnesota, love feeding people, and with eight kids, they have a crowd before anyone else shows up; when work on their family farm ends, everyone makes a point to be home for favorites like Helen's Russian pelmeni.
The Cataldo FamilyS1 E7The Cataldos have run their family pork store for generations in Massapequa, N.Y.; now that Emily and Sam's children are living nearby, the whole gang comes home on Monday nights to catch up and enjoy a traditional family meal.
The Steffan FamilyS1 E8The Steffans are a Midwestern family who realize the importance of food when it comes to keeping their family close in good times and bad; recipes are named after family members, and even the serving bowls hold cherished memories.
The Leon FamilyS1 E9The Leons are Miami restaurateurs who work together at their Cuban eatery; they love to unwind with family dinners several times a week and always have enough delectable food for their friends in the neighborhood.
The Terry FamilyS1 E10The Terrys are members of the Ho-Chunk Nation, a Native American tribe that, according to oral history, has lived in Wisconsin prior to two ice ages; they believe that food nourishes the body and reconnects them with their land and their ancestors.
The Adeniyi-Taiwo FamilyS1 E11Sharing African food and culture to show love.
The Zuber FamilyS1 E12The Zuber family has roots dating back to the founding of Amana Colonies in Iowa by German immigrants; everyone is family in Amana, and Andrew quickly learns that when he joins the Zuber family for a meal.
The Beevas FamilyS1 E15For the Beevas family of Minneapolis, food is healing in every way, and they're known for serving and sharing food with the people in their community; every meal Tomme Beevas makes shows his Caribbean influence and is a nod to his Jamaican roots.
The Wipfli FamilyS1 E16When family isn't nearby, quality time with friends becomes extra important; Minneapolis couple Jon and Laurel have friends who work in the food industry, so their shared meals are top-notch and big enough for all who drop by.
The Palmer FamilyS1 E17The Palmer family shares their love for all things maple at their family sugar shack in Shelburne, Vermont. From hot dogs to dessert, every recipe includes a little maple syrup.
The Smallwood FamilyS1 E18Jerome and Brianna Smallwood share a passion for cooking soul food.
The Petrillo FamilyS1 E19The Petrillos love sharing southern Italian eats and entertaining friends.
The Pinheiro FamilyS1 E20The Pinheiros are a large Portuguese and Brazilian family who gather most weekends to cook traditional dishes like picanha and octopus; they enjoy a loud dinner in the basement, the only place they all can fit, and end the day with a dance party.
Synopsis
Andrew Zimmern visits families across the United States to enjoy their families meals.Cast
Andrew ZimmernRating
TV-G
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