Episodes
| Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flour Power | 20210318 | 20210612 (RS) | Tam Cowan talks to Bake Off\u2019s Flora Shedden about why Scottish flour excites her so much. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. |
| From Top Gun To Mash Tun | 20210304 | 20210529 (RS) | Tam Cowan hears from a former RAF pilot who went from flying tornadoes to brewing them. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. |
| Scotch Beef And Charcuterie | 20210311 | 20210605 (RS) | Craft butcher Gordon King tells Tam Cowan why Scotch Beef is the best on the planet. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. |
| Scotland's Finest | 20210401 | 20210626 (RS) | Tam Cowan talks to the chef behind bringing Glasgow its first Michelin star in 18 years Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. |
| Scotland's Sensational Soft Fruit | 20210218 | 20210515 (RS) | Tam Cowan talks to Scotland\u2019s very own Jam Boy Fraser Doherty. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. |
| Scotland's Street Food - From Lima To Leith | 20210225 | 20210522 (RS) | Peruvian ceviche, pheasant burger with peanut butter or 3AM kebab? Tam Cowan talks to three people changing the image of street food in Scotland. Carlo Carozzi was the first person to bring Peruvian street food to Scotland, Hal Prescott is the man behind ‘The Pitt’ in Leith which is now considered the home of street food in Edinburgh, and Ailidh Forlan ate at every street food venue in Scotland then wrote a book about it. Tam Cowan talks to the people changing the image of street food in Scotland Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. " |
| Scottish Geo Foods | 20210325 | 20210619 (RS) 20210620 (RS) | Smuggling black puddings, ‘nicking’ bridies, and something fishy about the origin of Arbroath smokies. Tam Cowan hears about Scotland’s famous regional foods. Kenneth MacLeod talks about the crofting origins of Stornoway Black Pudding, Karen Murray tells Tam how the Forfar Bridie got its name and Iain Spinks reveals where the Arbroath Smokie really comes from. Tam Cowan talks to the people championing Scotland\u2019s famous regional foods Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. " |
| Spaghetti Brains | 20210211 | 20210508 (RS) | Tam Cowan speaks to chef to the stars, Guy Cowan. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. " |
| The Famous Anstruther Fish Bar | 20210114 | 20210531 (RS) | Tam Cowan talks to Robert Smith, owner of the famous Anstruther Fish Bar, about what it takes to become one of the finest chip shops in Scotland, attracting celebrities such as Tom Hanks and Robert De Niro. Tam is also joined by Gregorie Marshall from Blackthorn Salt who tells us about his 15 year ambition to return salt production to the Ayrshire coast using a method that is the first of its kind in the UK. Tam Cowan talks to the owner of the famous Anstruther Fish Bar. Tam Cowan discovers the people turning Scotland into a proud food nation. " |