Season 3, Episode 7 -"Weekend Entertaining"
Michelin-starred chef and pub landlord Tom Kerridge challenges celebrated cook Ching He Huang to rustle up the perfect party food. Ching's chicken and mushroom pies and spicy salmon rice balls compete with Tom's chicken nuggets and carrot and pistachio baklava.Drinks expert Joe Wadsack has some unusual drinks suggestions that would be a hit at any party, Oliver Peyton dons a lab coat to taste the ice cream of the future and Kimberley Wilson seeks out the meatheads at Europe's biggest barbeque festival.
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There is so much interest in food these days yet there is almost no interest in the hands that pick that food. In the US, farm labor has always been one of the most difficult and poorly paid jobs and has relied on some of the nation's most vulnerable people. While the legal restrictions which kept people bound to farms, like slavery, have been abolished, exploitation still exists, ranging from wage theft to modern-day slavery. These days, this exploitation is perpetuated by the corporations at the top of the food chain: supermarkets. Their buying power has kept wages pitifully low and has created a scenario where desperately poor people are willing to put up with anything to keep their jobs.

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Roger Barton heads to New Delhi's Azadpur fruit and vegetable market, the largest of its type in Asia and so big it feeds not only the city, but provides food for the whole of India. Having been badly stung in Mexico, Roger wants to regain his pride, but to make a profit he will have to overcome entrenched family values, powerful middlemen and a business system run on trust and credit.

In episode 2, Roger visits Mexico City's Central de Abasto as he continues to pit himself against some of the world's sharpest traders. The wholesale food market is the largest of its kind on the planet, and $10billion flows through it each year as its produce feeds one of the world's biggest metropolises, but Roger has his work cut out as there's not a single fish in sight.