Man, Fire, Food
Season 3 Episode 7 - Mud and Steel in New Mexico
Roger heads to the heart of New Mexico where cooking with fire is taken to new culinary heights with mud and steel. Roger visits Comida de Campos in Embudo, a farm and cooking school where delicious feasts are cooked in cone-shaped clay ovens made from mud. He'll help season pork shoulder with spices, wrap it in burlap and then cook it over a bed of corn in the oven. In Bosque, Roger fires up three steel discos and one large jara for two New Mexican pork dishes: carne adovada, which is pork slowly cooked in a red chile sauce, and carnitas where the meat is cooked in cola, citrus and spices.
Episodes in Season 3
BBQ Sandwiches
30 min
Hamming It Up
30 min
Carolina 'Cue
30 min
Fiery Mexican Feast
30 min
Global Flavors of Texas
30 min
Small Packages, Big Flavors
30 min
Mud and Steel in New Mexico
30 min
Carnivore's Cookout in California
30 min
West Coast Roasts
30 min
Wilderness Cooking
30 min
Fireplace Feasts
30 min
Playing with Fire in New England
30 min
Spring Celebration in Kentucky
30 min