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The Show

Welcome to The 100 Mile Challenge!


Inside the Show

The Hosts
The Hosts
Meet bestselling authors James MacKinnon and Alisa Smith, known globally for their work in the local food movement, and acting locally as cheerleaders for the families who volunteered for the Challenge.
The Families
The Families
Get to know the six brave families who volunteered to take part in this daring gastronomic-journey-slash-social-experiment.
Episodes
Episode Guide
Don't miss a minute of the 100 days. Get show details and airdates.

Upcoming Episodes

Days 99 and 100: Final Stretch
Bringing their 100 day experiences into perspective, Mission's 100-milers feel a mix of relief and gratitude as the challenge comes to a close.
Recipes from the Show


Steve Peters's Throwdown Pizza
It was a close race in the First Annual 100 Mile Pizza Throwdown. While James's entry edged out Steve's by a narrow margin, you'll remember that all three judges praised Steve's rich homemade sauce.

These tempting appetizers feature BC spot prawns layered over basil cream and camembert on a campari tomato cup.

Says Angela St. Cyr of this salad that she made for the other 100-milers in episode 5, "I use a meat slicer for this salad. It makes it very quick and easy. You can just use a knife but take your time and WATCH YOUR FINGERS!"

Prepare to have your idea of "potato skin" redefined.

This is Angela St. Cyr's recipe for planked salmon, as seen in episode 5. Angela says that "the flavour of the cedar and the thyme will penetrate right through the salmon."

Sweet, tangy cilantro-pear butter complements the mild taste of local scallops, while the crunchy hazelnut cracker offers a satisfying counterpoint to the scallops' tenderness.