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STEVEN RAICHLEN'S PROJECT FIRE: Raichen's Rules: Seafood

Steven Raichen with Catalan Grilled Shrimp Kebabs

Saturday, Aug. 6, 2022 at 1 p.m. on KPBS TV / PBS Video App

Seventy percent of the earth is covered with water and yet, the combination of live fire and seafood can be a grillers worst nightmare. On this episode, we’ve decided to ease your anxiety. A lot of people are intimidated by the prospect of grilling seafood, but by strategically picking the method, fire can make the bounty of the sea wondrous.

  • SWORDFISH STEAKS WITH GOLD RAISIN CHIMICHURRI
  • MUSSELS SMOKED IN PINE NEEDLES
  • SHRIMP SPIEDINI WITH SALMORIGLIO
  • SMOKED PLANKED TROUT WITH CAPER DILL SAUCE
Seventy percent of the earth is covered with water and yet, the combination of live fire and seafood can be a grillers worst nightmare. For this season’s Raichlen’s Rules, we’ve decided to ease your anxiety. A lot of people are intimidated by the prospect of grilling seafood, but by strategically picking the method, fire can make the bounty of the sea wondrous.

About Season 4:

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This season is jam-packed with new content, attractions, and recipes. For starters, Steven is working in a new location – the series’ first-ever urban setting – the mecca of Midwestern barbecue: St. Louis, Missouri. Featuring 13 half-hour episodes, this season is sure to inspire viewers to take their grilling game to the next level.

Join Steven Raichlen in his first-ever urban setting in the gateway of midwestern barbecue: St. Louis, Missouri. He’s invited some of the city’s top chefs to share their specialties, from Balkan grill masters to beloved St. Louis stalwarts. Savvy social media barbecue influencers are also tagged to grill over Steven’s fire, and he works his magic with more Project Fire Mystery Boxes.

Watch On Your Schedule:

Episodes will be available on demand at the time of broadcast on PBS, the PBS Video App the PROJECT FIRE website. Watch episodes from Seasons 1-4 on demand now.

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