Food writer Stefan Gates continues to explore some of the most controversial food issues and dangerous places in the world.
AFGHANISTAN
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Sunday, 20 May, 2007
1900 BST on BBC Two
Repeated: Wednesday 27 June at 0030 BST on BBC Four
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This week food writer Stefan Gates cooks his way around Afghanistan, finding out how the country's reconstruction is going.
He samples the testicles of the legendary fat-tailed sheep, known to the locals as the Afghan Viagra; narrowly avoids being blown up by abandoned Soviet scud missiles; and has dinner with a former Taleban commander.
Producer: Marc Perkins
Executive producer: Will Daws
UGANDA
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Sunday, 20 May, 2007
1900 BST on BBC Two
Repeated: Wednesday 27 June at 0030 BST on BBC Four
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In war-torn Northern Uganda Stefan visits a camp for internally displaced people to find out how they survive on meagre UN food rations.
The UN gives them just 60% of their daily needs, so where do they find the rest?
With rebels patrolling the nearby countryside, finding food is a matter of life and death.
Producer: Ruhi Hamid
Executive producer: Will Daws
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