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Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Season 1 - Episode 3: Iceland
Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Season 1 - Episode 3: Iceland

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The irreverent and irascible Anthony Bourdain is out of the kitchen, out of the hotel, past the tourists, and headed out for culinary adventure. He's on a globe-hopping journey, hitting the streets in search of authentic flavors and experiences. Willing to go anywhere and try anything, Anthony - featured exclusively on Travel Channel - is out to experience destinations from the streets and local point of view. With food as his passport, Anthony gains entry to cultures around the world: with No Reservations. Episode 3: It's the middle of winter in Iceland and, with only four hours of daylight each day, it may be enough to drive a person mad. Instead host Anthony Bourdain checks out rumors that darkness is the excuse for Icelanders to party the night away. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.


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5 out of 5 stars "Let's Call It What It Was: Worst Meal Ever."   February 18, 2007
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

This is my favorite episode of "No Reservations." Tony Bourdain is in fine form, and Iceland is my favorite place on earth. Tony does himself no favors by going during winter, but he does get to attend the traditional Icelandic feast, Thorrablot. Thorrablot is a feast of horrors for most people from outside Iceland, but Tony tries everything, much to the amusement of his audience. ("That was unspeakably nasty.")

While "No Reservations" is essentially a travel show about food, there is a lot of travel depicted, and here the natural beauty of Iceland shines through (although I would advise a summer visit next time.) Tony tours Reykjavik, rides an Icelandic horse, and takes a soak in the Blue Lagoon, among many other activities, but the real star is the food. Anytime you talk about Icelandic cuisine, the subject of the famous shark comes up. The central food around which Thorrablot revolves is called "hakarl" (with variants known as "glerhakarl" and "skyrhakarl," depending on the species of shark.) The shark is prepared by burying it in the ground during summer and letting it rot for six months or so, then processing it, ultimately cubing it into toothpick-ready portions. It is advised that people new to the food hold their nose as the stench and ammonia smell is overpowering; perhaps failing to heed that crucial step is what made Tony not only call hakarl "unspeakably nasty," but go on to elaborate that "this is probably the single worst thing I've ever put in my mouth." (Note that this was before the Vietnam episode, however.) Hakarl is so rank, that the recommended method of consumption is to chase your putrefied shark with "Brennivin," a type of very strong indigenous caraway schnapps, which some people think tastes worse than the shark.

Tony not only tried the hakarl, but helped prepare and ate such delicacies as "hrutspungar" or pressed sheep's testicles, which he termed "breakfast of champions," "Svi," (sheep's heads,) and other gastronomic atrocities: at the end of the Thorrablot dinner he reflects, "let's call it what it was, worst meal ever." (Again, that was before he went to Vietnam.)

This is a great series, and this is the best of all the episodes that I have seen. Anyone who likes an irreverent approach to travel or food will love this show, especially if they love Iceland like I do.


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