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The Hungry Sailors

The Hungry Sailors catch up

Total number of episodes:33Last broadcast:09/08/2013 at 14:00
Rating:3.2 of 5 (40x)
August 2013

Episode 30

3.3 263 x
In the last of the series, Dick and James complete their journey as they return to their home port of Fowey. Before that, they see who can plough the straightest furrow.

Episode 29

4.0 107 x
Dick and James Strawbridge visit St Mawes on their Cornish adventure as Gavin Roberts shares the secret of his granny's special sausages, and Dick visits a potato farm.

Episode 28

3.0 47 x
Dick and James head further up the River Fal towards Truro. Dick samples some exquisite Cornish tea with plantation manager Jonathan Jones, and James visits a poultry farm.

Episode 27

3.0 77 x
The parish of Feock on the River Fal is the latest port of call for Dick and James Strawbridge as they find apples aplenty at Trelissick Gardens and beef up their butchery skills.

Episode 26

3.0 56 x
Dick and James Strawbridge are in Falmouth in Cornwall as Timmy Vinnicombe shows them the traditional way to fish for world famous Fal oysters.

Episode 25

3.0 76 x
Dick and James Strawbridge head up the Helford River on the latest leg of their culinary Cornish tour. They help feed the locals at a soup kitchen with a difference in Port Navas.

Episode 24

3.7 78 x
The fishing village of Coverack is the latest port of call for Dick and James as they cook up a chilli for the Lizard Lifeboat boys to say thanks for taking them out on exercise.
July 2013

Episode 23

3.0 69 x
Dick and James Strawbridge explore more of West Cornwall as they make pizzas and toffee apples on a visit to Joyce Edwards at her Porthleven allotment.

Episode 22

3.0 72 x
Dick and James Strawbridge make their way to the busy Cornish fishing port of Newlyn. They sort sardines for the fishy dish called Stargazy Pie.

Episode 21

3.0 52 x
Dick and James Strawbridge return to the Cornish mainland as they prepare a Wild West dinner in the spectacular setting of the Minack Theatre on cliffs overlooking the sea.
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