Cena en familia

Andrew joins the Ponce family for fresh tortillas, salsas and rib-eye tacos in Queens, NY.

Andrew learns how the von Trapp family celebrates their Austrian roots with their dinner traditions.

The Brundidges love cooking up childhood staples and New Orleans classics that create new memories.

Caring for cranberries keeps the Biegels busy, but they always make time for meals on Sundays.

The Leung family stays connected by running a food blog showcasing traditional Chinese recipes.

The large Arends family bridge farm life with Russian dishes like pelmeni over dinner.

Generations of Cataldos gather every Monday to reconnect and enjoy a traditional Italian meal.

Food is the bond that has kept the Steffan family together in good times and in bad.

The Leons live and work together in Miami, and family meals often include the neighborhood.

The Terrys of the Ho-Chunk Nation believe food reconnects them with their land and ancestors.

For the Adeniyi-Taiwo family, sharing African food and culture is their way of showing love.

Andrew learns about German traditions that run deep for the Zuber family in Amana, Iowa.

Three generations of DiBernardos carry on traditions created in their Sicilian grandparents' home.

Laura Rodriguez finds strength and pride in family meals, and every dish is a nod to Mexico.

Food is healing for the Beevas family, and every meal Tomme makes celebrates his Jamaican roots.

With help from friends, a Minneapolis couple creates irresistible meals for all who drop by.

The Palmers share their love for all things maple at their family sugar shack in Shelburne, VT.

Jerome Smallwood and his wife, Brianna, share a passion for cooking soul food in Cedar Rapids, IA.

The Petrillo family is passionate about southern Italian cooking and love entertaining friends.

The Pinheiros are a large Portuguese and Brazilian family who love cooking dishes like picanha.