A Chef's Life
Vivian learns how to make “the best pickled beets she ever ate.”
Vivian learns how to make “the best pickled beets she ever ate.”
Showing1to20of407results
Vivian gives a lecture on chow chow, then dives into other pickled dishes.
Vivian learns about how dumplings stretch ingredients and imaginations.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson dines, dances and dishes with D.C.'s Ethiopian community.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson explores the cuisine, culture and history of the Haitian community.
Chef Marcus Samuelsson goes inside the Indo-Guyanese community to explore its cuisine.
Marcus visits the longstanding Mexican community in Chicago.
Chang explores the idea of fresh in the kitchen, including instant broth and pea agnollini
This episode is all New York with the Torrsi boys, oysters, carrot dashi and farming.
The Boiler Room welcomes a new manager, much to Ben's delight.
Vivian learns how to make “the best pickled beets she ever ate.”
Scott Barton stops by to see the kitchen and share the African roots of okra.
Vivian visits her friend Nancy for a surprisingly comforting meal combination.
Vivian is under the gun to pen an entire book chapter on figs in three days.
Mrs. Scarlett teaches Vivian the secrets of Gramma Hill's canned peaches.
Vivian seeks motherly advice from Mrs. Scarlett and her sister Johna over dinner.
Jacques toasts his friend Julia Child and shares recipes and anecdotes from their past.
A seasonal menu with tomato velvet soup, grilled lamb shasklik and red cabbage salad.
Jacques demonstrates an easy fougasse. Plus salmon rilletes and Nutella crepes.
Jacques espouses the virtues of offal and prepares a menu of underutilized variety meats.
Jacques and Claudine prepare country-style eggs, swiss chard gratin, braised veal breast.
Showing1to20of407results