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    Netflix, The Chef Show

    This is a fun, good series if you've not checked it out. it's Jon Favreau (of Marvel directorial and other fame) and Roy Choi, the guy who started/popularized Korean tacos with Kogi BBQ in LA. They go around to various, very different places to cook with a loose theme. There are a couple of episodes with Aaron Franklin, but there's also a fun episode with Chad Robertson of Tartine Bakery fame, Christina Tosi, David Chang and others.

    The episode are informative, Favreau is a good amateur chef who seems genuinely enthusiastic about cooking and the episodes are 25-30 minutes, perfect bite-sized looks at a theme.
    Last edited by rickgregory; December 18, 2021, 08:29 PM.

    #2
    We just watched the LA taco episode. Excellent!

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      #3
      The Aaron Franklin episode was also great. A masterclass in trimming brisket by Franklin! What an unexpected pleasure.

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        What I liked about that was Aaron explaining WHY he was doing this or that

      #4
      Sounds right up my alley!

      I spend like $140 a month on DISH and the ONLY channels I watch, quite literally, are The Cooking Channel and Food Network. Not a damned thing else do I care about.

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        #5
        I've watched all episodes of this show. I enjoy it!

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          #6
          Great series! I may just rewatch… thanks for the reminder.

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