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  1. Ever wonder how people and societies were shaped by food? Food (ography) on Cooking Channel takes a look at cultural food themes by learning about the past, present and future of iconic, classic and tasty treats.

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  2. Mo Rocca digs into culinary history to discover the future of food. He traces each dish from its origins all the way to today's most innovative preparations.

  3. Cancel your plans because Food(ography) is taking you out to dinner! On the menu tonight: the history of restaurants from the Romans to the French. Plus some spunky upstarts like iconoclast Gabrielle Hamilton's personal menu at Prune and a VIP ticket to a hot Supper Club with Tamara Reynolds.

  4. 14 nov 2010 · Mo Rocca digs into culinary history to discover the future of food. He traces each dish from its origins all the way to today's most innovative preparations.

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  5. Mo Rocca learns how to dress up fast food with a few easy tricks, grabs some grub at L.A.'s oldest dive bar, meets casserole queen Emily Farris and finds the 99 Cent Chef for a delicious make-at-home meal.

  6. Great food doesn't have to be overly expensive, and to foodographists there's nothing tastier than a bargain. From the Brooklyn flea market for great food and finds to the 99 Cent Chef for a cheap and delicious make-at-home meal.

  7. Rocca cracks jokes and steers the ship, but there's always respected food writers and culinary historians on hand to give weight to the proceedings.