The unexpected ingredient hidden on Poland's shoreline
Reece Parkinson travels to the Hel Peninsula on Poland's Baltic coast, a region known for its sandy beaches and traditional fishing villages. There, he joins a local chef in search of an unusual ingredient found along the shoreline – amber. After foraging on the beach, Reece discovers how this Baltic treasure has become part of the area's culinary traditions, culminating in a fish soup infused with amber.
This video is from The Travel Show, the BBC's flagship travel programme.




















