Fresh and Wild

Reality 2004

Available on FilmRise

This food and travel series, hosted by Ellen McKinney and London chef Danny Boome, introduces viewers to Canada's mosaic of ethnicities, indigenous societies and culinary terrain.

Reality 2004

TV-G

EPISODE 1

Nova Scotia Mussels

Chef Danny Broome's first destination in Canada is Nova Scotia. There, he meets Kaiya Lind, a mussel farmer with a very special recipe. After going over the place, everybody gets ready to enjoy some delicious mussels.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G
EPISODE 2

East Coast Honey

Learn how to extract honey from hives. Danny meets Laurie, a woman who uses honey for salad dressings. And later, the chef cooks up Honey Lemon Marmalade with Roast Chicken.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G
EPISODE 3

Digby Scallops

At Bay of Fundy, Danny and Ellen enjoy a lunch prepared by a fisherman, in which scallops are the main ingredient. Later, Danny gives a Canadian touch to one of his favorite recipes.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G
EPISODE 4

B.C. Salmon

In a scenery of snowcapped mountains, Danny and Ellen meet Rick, a fisher expert. And later, Danny prepares an exquisite salmon with Cobb salad.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G
EPISODE 5

B.C. Salmon

The chef's new destiny is the Maritimes district 33. There, Danny and Ellen get ready to leave the dock at 5 am. Barry will lead them through the waters to catch a lobster.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G
EPISODE 6

Salt Spring Island Lamb

The daily special is lamb. Danny and Ellen visit Sharon's farm, where they also meet Salt Springs Island legendary Mike Bryon. A delicious barbequed lamb is waiting for them.

22 min · Mar 31, 2004 TV-G

About

Fresh and Wild

REALITY

This food and travel series, hosted by Ellen McKinney and London chef Danny Boome, introduces viewers to Canada's mosaic of ethnicities, indigenous societies and culinary terrain.

Information

Released: 2004
Rated: TV-G

Languages

Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AD, AAC, CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.