Extreme Cuisine with Jeff Corwin

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Extreme Cuisine with Jeff Corwin
Starring Jeff Corwin
Country of originUnited States
No. of episodes12 [1]
Production
Executive producersMark Dissin and Bob Tuschman
Running time30 minutes
Release
Original network Cooking Channel

Extreme Cuisine with Jeff Corwin is a television show where host Jeff Corwin travels to various parts of the world and samples diverse, local foods and learns about the various methods of preparation and attainment of foods.

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