The Food Nanny joins the native Hawaiian Walker family for surfing and a personal link to the old traditions of Oahu.

The Food Nanny goes to Hawaii for a feast of island food and dinnertime traditions.

The Food Nanny crosses the pond to help the Harber family rescue their dinner time and is surprised to be taught the secrets of mouthwatering Indian curry.

The Food Nanny helps Brooke White, a top 5 finalist from American Idol, focus on family meal time.

The Food Nanny helps Branden Campbell, the bass player from the band Neon Trees, and his wife Emily recover the success of family dinner time.

The Food Nanny meets with the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's master chef, David Reihona, and learns how to feed over 2,000 people 3+ meals per day.

Liz tours Italy discovering incredible tastes and recipes while meeting wonderful families and learning their centuries-old traditions.

The Food Nanny learns to make traditional Turkish food in a 100-year-old outdoor oven.

Catching up in Italy with professional volleyball stars Casey Jennings and Kerri Walsh, the Food Nanny teaches how to create "home on the road."

The Food Nanny learns Dutch-oven cooking from one of the Rockin' R Ranch expert chefs and shares some of her own secrets as well.

The Food Nanny shares her passion for family dinner time as she learns to make traditional Greek food with a local chef.

Liz shares the simple Nanny Plan with Raffaella as she teaches her how to make fried chicken.

The Food Nanny heads to Nevada to share her recipes with the patrons of a blind center.

The Food Nanny picks up pizza tips from Danny in San Diego, California.

Cherie James makes dinner for her family at least five nights a week, but she needs help getting her kids to eat vegetables. Liz shares a delicious 10-minute meal and new ideas to incorporate yummy vegetables into mealtime.

Shauna Dunn, voted Mother of the Year, struggles to put dinner on the table. She's an amazing, accomplished women from home-schooling to home-making and everything in between. So why is she still struggling to put dinner on the table?

With the demands of multiple jobs and raising a two-year-old, the Chappells struggle not to leave dinnertime behind. The Food Nanny shows them how to bring their New York state of mind to family dinnertime.

The Food Nanny helps firefighters navigate their unpredictable schedules with quick and easy meals.

Pamela is busy with three active children and their different tastes in food, but her son Ben complains that the dogs eat better than the kids. The Food Nanny must find simple, yummy recipes that will please everyone and bring Ben to the table.

The Russo brothers are pursuing their rock and roll dreams but are constantly eating fast food. The Food Nanny shows them how dinnertime can bring harmony to the dinner table.

The Moores watch TV while eating takeout food—after putting their daughter to bed—so the Food Nanny gives them a dinnertime makeover in a hurry.

Lara is great at almost everything with the exception of making homemade bread. There are tricks to successful bread making that the Food Nanny knows and she's about to share those with Lara. No more bricks of bread at the Beckstrands.

The Food Nanny returns to the home of the Pierallini family in Lucca, Italy--the place where she first learned about la vita vera.

The Food Nanny experiences la vita vera--French style--with a charismatic chef in Park City whose restaurant feels like home to everyone who eats there.

Liz meets a group of ministers who provide shelter, food, and hope to the homeless in Los Angeles. Liz shares her skill with the grill and together they feed bodies and souls.

The Food Nanny discovers delicious delicacies in the charming village of Solvang.

Visit the family-owned and operated Ferrara Bakery and Café in New York City. A multiple-generation legacy, the restaurant's success has been fueled by the passion of each family member.

The Ropers disagree about spicy vs. mild food, and their dinner conversations are suffering, too. The Food Nanny shows them that spices don't need to be hot to spark a conversation.

The Petersons are always on the go with sports, dance, and two careers, making dinnertime a grab-and-run event. Watch the Food Nanny help them restructure dinnertime so they can live life with no regrets.

The Kell family's varied tastes have turned the kitchen into a made-to-order restaurant. Watch the Food Nanny help them compromise--and save the cook a little stress.

When her husband dies, Spring is suddenly Mom and Dad and everything in between. She wants to make yummy meals, but lacks confidence in the kitchen. The Food Nanny helps Spring make dinner a time for making new memories.

The Gali family doesn't sit down together for dinner because they don't have a table. The Food Nanny helps them overcome this challenge and learn the importance of having dinner together.

The Food Nanny helps Scott Manning--your typical college-age bachelor--and his roommates establish a traditional family dinner.

When he was younger, Parker had food allergies that caused him extreme discomfort and pain. He has outgrown the allergies, but still has a fear of trying new foods, so the Christensens ask the Food Nanny to help their extremely picky eater.

Mark has a busy music career and Monica is a full-time Ivy League student, but they desperately want to nurture their young family with a successful family dinnertime.

The Quiroz family has become so distracted by electronics and busy schedules that everyone is eating at different times and in different places. They know they want to spend quality time together, but they can't remember how.

Blake and Jenny are a successful couple with exciting and demanding careers. But like two ships passing in the night, they barely see each other. If something doesn't change, their kids will never know the meaning of family dinnertime.

DiPalo is a charming market in Little Italy offering handmade cheeses made daily from Italian recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation. The DiPalo family lives "la vita vera" every day and has for generations.

Kinu is worried because her daughters never spend time around the dinner table and they constantly snack. The Food Nanny helps them spend more quality time together and start eating healthier.

Jasin Leavitt needs the Food Nanny to help him get comfortable in his new role as Mr. Mom. She teaches him how to baby step his way to success.

Single dad Mike Bunker eats out almost every night. The Food Nanny helps him create a homey environment worth staying home for.

A family of picky eaters has turned one mother into a short-order cook, making different meals for all of her family members. The Food Nanny teaches the Warners how to go outside of their comfort zone and try new things.

Jennifer is too tired to compete with TV, video games, and her kids' friends when dinnertime comes around. See how the Food Nanny helps Jennifer commit to having family dinner—even when Dad isn't home.

After the Parkins lose their only source of income, they enlist the help of the Food Nanny to prove that a tight budget doesn’t have to put a damper on dinnertime.

With their busy schedules and limited menu, the Willies family eats some form of hamburger almost every single night. Watch as the Food Nanny expands their menu and brings excitement back to the dinner table.

The Food Nanny teaches busy housewife and mother Danelle Bates how she can make her family’s dinnertime a success by being organized, planning her meals, and conquering her fears of making a roast chicken.

Unruly twins have taken the enjoyment out of dinner for the whole Dickey family. Watch as the Food Nanny finds creative ways to bring manners back to the table.