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Gusto TV is the world’s most innovative linear food television channel. From in-studio cooking series featuring creative recipes and dynamic hosts to fascinating documentary and reality series about food culture and sustainability, Gusto TV delivers a diverse mix of engaging and inspiring cooking programming that resonates globally.
Let's Brunch
S2, EP2 "Dim Sum Brunch"Vanessa Gianfrancesco prepares her favorite Chinese-inspired brunch dishes; shrimp dumplings; pork bao buns combine roast pork, delicious hoisin, fluffy steamed buns, and crunchy fresh veggies; homemade congee topped with crispy beef and scallions.
Let's Brunch
S2, EP3 "Brunch Around the World"Vanessa creates an international menu with brunch recipes from around the world.
Let's Brunch
S2, EP4 "Middle Eastern Brunch"Vanessa creates a brunch menu inspired by the Middle East.
One World Kitchen
S1, EP8 "Teriyaki Two Ways"Chef Hana Etsuko makes cucumber salad with kelp, a Japanese hotpot, and homemade teriyaki sauce.
The Urban Vegetarian
S1, EP9 "On Trend"Desiree shakes up a classic recipe with kefir, makes a warm breakfast and two grilled cheese recipes.
A is for Apple
S1, EP13 "Quail and Quinoa"Chef Lauran Gulyas is challenged to combine quail and quinoa in a non-traditional dish.
Global Veggies
S1, EP6 "Indonesia, Greece, Syria, Thailand"Chef Pino Di Cerbo creates veggie dishes inspired by Indonesia - tomato nasi goreng; Greece - Greek melon salad; Syria - kidney bean hummus; Thailand - coconut curry cabbage rolls.
The Urban Vegetarian
S1, EP14 "Healthy and Delicious"Desiree makes a cashew butter smoothie, a sage-fried tofu scramble, tempura vegetables and apple butter-pecan-gorgonzola turnovers.
Gusto's QR Countdown
S1, EP12 "Gusto's QR Countdown"Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP4 "Tuscany"Tuscany is known for its wines, cheeses, and gorgeous sights; chef Michael Bonacini introduces the region's fine cuisine with four of his favorite dishes, drawing attention to the importance of mushrooms in Tuscan culture.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP5 "Veneto"From hearty inland crops to fresh food of the sea, the Venetian region covers it all; an antipasto of succulent soft shell crab is paired with a tangy aioli made from sundried tomatoes, creating the perfect combination of crispy and creamy.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP6 "Puglia"Puglia's lush landscape and large coastline characterize its cuisine; exploring its native ingredients through some of Puglia's favorite meals; an antipasto with crispy fried mussels; highlighting Puglia's prize crop: tomatoes.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP7 "Sicily"Simplicity is key with Sicilian cuisine; the region balances simplicity with intensity through flavorful dishes; an antipasto of folded flatbread with ricotta and fennel seeds inspires with its intricate beauty and a simple recipe.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP8 "Lazio"Filled with ruins in its bustling streets, the region of Lazio sticks with grandeur in all it does, including food; chef Michael Bonacini highlights its Jewish influence with a crispy Roman Jewish-style artichoke dish.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP9 "Campania"Campania's coastline is filled with two things: tourists and seafood; chef Michael Bonacini begins his meal with a salad from the Island of Capri; grilled Caprese salad combines fresh tomatoes, tangy balsamic, and a hint of sweetness from basil.
Bonacini's Italy
S2, EP10 "Emilia-Romagna"Chef Michael Bonacini delves into the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna to discover its iconic cuisine; he stays light with an airy mortadella mousse spread on fluffy flatbreads; cooking up tortellini in broth.