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How-To / web
3:27

How-To: Sådan laver du ceviche med Javier Wong

Javier Wong laver den måske bedste ceviche i Peru. Nogle kalder ham endda for "the godfather of ceviche." I den her video viser han, hvordan han laver sin latterligt simple, men helt perfekte, opskrift.
The Sandwich Show
23:58

Fiskesandwich på den engelske kyst

Max Halley tager til det nordlige england i sin søgen efter inspiration til en fiskesandwich.
VICE INTL
17:00

Searching for Montenegro's Illegal Blast Fishermen

VICE Serbia tries to track down the fishermen who use military-grade explosives to catch fish, despite the health risks and environmental damage it causes.
The Sushi Chef
13:34

Hideo Kuribara

Welcome to Ushiwakamaru, a piece of Japan in Chelsea.
The Sushi Chef
13:44

On the Art and Practice of Sushi with Masaharu Morimoto

Masaharu Morimoto is most famously known for being an Iron Chef, but there is another side of him we don't get to see too often.
Politics of Food
36:12

Eating Bluefin Tuna Into Extinction

Follow the trail of the threatened Pacific bluefin tuna to find out if our appetite for sushi just might end up devouring this diamond of the sea.
The Sushi Chef
16:06

Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau

Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau are the masterminds behind NYC’s Shuko.
How-To / web
6:36

Salmon Tartine

David Kuo—chef and owner of Mar Vista, CA’s Status Kuo—shows us how to make an impressive salmon tartine.
VICE INTL
13:15

Megwin vs. VICE

Συναντήσαμε τον Ιάπωνα Megwin και μας κέρασε ένα αλλιώτικο ασιατικό πιάτο με σαλαμάνδρες, ρέγγα και τσίλι.
Lab Spaces
5:33

Engineering the Ultimate Robotic Fish

Motherboard goes to NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering to check out the lab of the scientist building the ultimate robotic fish.
MUNCHIES Guide to... / web
14:15

Basque Country: The Seafood

Irene has the unusual privilege of eating the animal with the largest penis relative to body size: the goose barnacle, or Devil’s Finger.
VICE News Specials
18:31

The Worst Fish in America: Asian Carpocalypse

Asian carp — a slimy, ugly, and often gargantuan species of invasive fish— have taken over many waterways in the United States.
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