National Geographic Channel Tuesday

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Pickled asparagus, chilli-chocolate caramels, chocolate coffee syrup, ready-to-eat beetroots are made, from raw materials to finished products

We celebrate the winter holidays with treats for everyone: organic pannetone with a 20 year old starter and delicious Lady Fortune's hand-crafted Christmas cake pops

Experts discover a deadly oversight when a packed commuter flight flies into a hangar. Plus, a cargo plane crashes in Miami in a totally avoidable accident

A new submarine commander must overcome dissent despite his unconventional choices. The crew works together to build trust as they travel dangerous Japanese home waters

Cocaine in shapeware, an undercover bust, and a suspicious couple potentially linked to a drug trafficking ring

Tim and Fuzz restore a 1997 Lotus Elise belonging to a cancer patient who had hoped to restore the vehicle with her father

The Coastguard is called to help a group of people stuck on the side of a cliff, while an investigation of a suspicious boat yields unexpected results

How a serious design flaw in a cargo door brought down a DC-10 aircraft, even though it had been identified by investigators as the cause of a similar crash two years earlier

The wrecks of planes and ships from the Battle of Britain, revealing new details on how British forces were able to repel the possibility of a Nazi invasion

The voyages and exploits of Bartholomew Roberts, aka Black Bart, whose piracy almost brought the West Indies trade to a standstill until he was hunted down

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly restore a 1978 Rover P6 for its unsuspecting owner, who has suffered health problems

Investigating the devastation caused when an apparently dormant volcano erupted on the Caribbean island of Montserrat in 1995

The 2011 disaster that saw Manx2 Flight 7100 cleared for landing at Cork Airport, only to go into a severe roll and crash into the runway, leaving six passengers and crew dead

As the Nazi war machine reaches the English channel in 1940, Hitler forms a strategy to destroy Britain's air power and land troops in southern England

Hitler's plan to create one of history's greatest air defence systems, by nationalising the production of aircraft and munitions under the strategy of Total War

Marine archaeologists and historians uncover historical artefacts from the bottom of the sea, beginning with German vessels from the Second World War

A plane that crashed in a Dutch field after reporting an engine problem during a flight, and the investigation that discovered the minor circuitry problem that caused it

Why Air Ontario Flight 1363 from Dryden crashed moments after take-off in 1989, despite warnings about a previous tragedy in Canada

To help celebrate Canada's 150th birthday, the Canadian Pacific Railway takes a perfectly restored, vintage train on an epic journey from coast to coast

The Danley Demolition Crew wants to gamble on a 1730s New Hampshire farmhouse, only to discover the owner declares he is keeping the salvage

The team is in Hot Springs, Arkansas, searching for valuables in the deserted rooms of the Majestic Hotel, famous for hosting Babe Ruth and Al Capone

A factory where marble was made for the US Supreme Court is searched. Plus, the gang finds intriguing White House blueprints in an old bomb shelter

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring maple syrup and polenta crisps

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring non-melting cheese and smoothie shakers

Dr K treats a cockatiel's potentially fatal inflamed sinuses. An Arctic fox won't eat or drink, raising suspicions of poisoning. An anaemic box turtle has a possible prolapse

A pregnant pine snake has to have her eggs surgically removed when she cannot lay naturally. A chameleon has a swollen eye, and a rabbit needs surgery for a hip injury

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