Hey all,
The third season of Steven Raichlen's Project Fire will debut on public television here in the United States this month. The earliest air date for episode 301 is April 15, but of the PBS local listings I've checked, most stations are planning air it on Saturday the 17th. (Episodes air weekly.)
American Public Television has released the episode descriptions for the first seven episodes of this 13-episode season here: https://aptonline.org/catalog/STEVEN...-FIRE-Season-3
(Note: Steven has incorporated a "mystery ingredient" segment in which he will come up with a BBQ dish with no prior knowledge of the ingredient, sort of an "iron chef" kind of thing. The episode descriptions above will reveal that ingredient.)
While still holding true to Steven's focus on international and regional BBQ, this season will be more of a marked departure from what we're used to in previous seasons of Project Fire and Project Smoke. Grilling vegetables will feature prominently this season. Additionally, there will be a strong emphasis on exploring "healthier" BBQ.
A quick 90 second preview video of season three is here on Steven's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaQKmgtljJg
Project Fire Season Three was filmed in mid-September 2020 in the Baltimore area.
The third season of Steven Raichlen's Project Fire will debut on public television here in the United States this month. The earliest air date for episode 301 is April 15, but of the PBS local listings I've checked, most stations are planning air it on Saturday the 17th. (Episodes air weekly.)
American Public Television has released the episode descriptions for the first seven episodes of this 13-episode season here: https://aptonline.org/catalog/STEVEN...-FIRE-Season-3
(Note: Steven has incorporated a "mystery ingredient" segment in which he will come up with a BBQ dish with no prior knowledge of the ingredient, sort of an "iron chef" kind of thing. The episode descriptions above will reveal that ingredient.)
While still holding true to Steven's focus on international and regional BBQ, this season will be more of a marked departure from what we're used to in previous seasons of Project Fire and Project Smoke. Grilling vegetables will feature prominently this season. Additionally, there will be a strong emphasis on exploring "healthier" BBQ.
A quick 90 second preview video of season three is here on Steven's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaQKmgtljJg
Project Fire Season Three was filmed in mid-September 2020 in the Baltimore area.
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