On Lolland is Christianssæde. A magnificent old manor house with a surrounding forest that almost calls for gastronomic adventures. As children, James and Adam collected mushrooms with their parents. Now they are on their own mushroom hunting, and the overriding problem is that they actually can't quite remember what can be eaten and what definitely can't.

The Price brothers have been on a trip to Sletten Havn and a trip to Øresund with Niels and the fishing cutter "Flid". With the fish as fresh as it can possibly be, prepare Asian Crispy Fried Mullet (your dinner guests will love you for it), Mexican Fish Tacos (your family will love you for it!!) and Soup de Poisson (James' favorite).

The Price brothers go one step further and launch their first ever 100% vegan program. The title "animal food" is intended as a friendly greeting to the skeptics, because both carrot hot dogs, chili sin carne and the vegan meatballs are guaranteed to make any meat lover surrender. Vegan dishes can be made to taste AMAZING!

Cards are played, 9mm pistols are fired and cooking is done in the best mafia fashion when the Price brothers invite you inside their new kitchen in Brooklyn, New York. The menu is extremely inviting and includes the Sicilian specialty "cannoli", the legendary "Shrimp Gambino Style" and of course also the great Italian-American classic: "Sunday Sauce".

James and Adam Price have "traveled" to China to make one of the world's best and undoubtedly also one of the world's most time-consuming dishes: Peking duck. It takes no less than four days, and it requires special equipment from the construction market, which has never before been seen in the brothers' kitchen. Fortunately, during the waiting period (4 days) there is also time for spring onion pancakes and a particularly strong chicken dish.