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Influencer Journeys: Gabe Kennedy Digs Into Some Soul Food in Charleston, North Carolina
Chef Gabe Kennedy samples soul food at Bertha's Kitchen in Charleston, North Carolina, tries some "adventurous American" at Two Boroughs Larder, has a cocktail at Zero George, and late-night fish croquettes at Xiao Boa Biscuit.
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Influencer Journeys: Gabe Kennedy Tries Southern Chinese Food in Asheville, North Carolina
Chef Gabe Kennedy and his friend Shanelle explore bohemian Asheville, North Carolina. They stay at The Inn on the historic Biltmore Estate, enjoy some hush puppies at Buxon Hill BBQ, visit the Biltmore Estate Winery, and try Southern Chinese food at Gan Shan Station.
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Influencer Journeys: Gabe Kennedy Enjoys Disco Brunch in Durham, North Carolina
During stop #2 of chef Gabe Kennedy's Influencer Journey, he spends 12 hours in Durham, North Carolina. He stops for disco brunch at The Durham Hotel, sandwiches at Rose's Meat Market & Sweet Shop, beers at Ponysaurus Brewing Company, and good old fashioned BBQ at Picnic.
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Influencer Journeys: Gabe Kennedy Eats His Way Through Richmond, Virginia
Chef Gabe Kennedy spends an action-packed 12 hours in Richmond, Virginia. He samples banh mi hot dogs at Stroops, oysters and orange butter at Rappahannock Oyster Co., and fig and cheese pastries at Sub Rosa Bakery.
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How-To
Watch an Amateur Attempt Spaghetti and Meatballs with a Professional Chef
Watch a professional chef attempt to lead an amateur cook in making spaghetti and meatballs using only audio instruction.
How-To
Nigella Lawson's Top 5 Entertaining Tips
British cookbook author and food personality Nigella Lawson gives us her top 5 holiday entertaining tips.
How-To
Rick Bayless Makes Risotto in a Rice Cooker
Think you need to stir your risotto to get it creamy and delicious? Rick Bayless shows you how to make no-stir, totally perfect risotto in your rice cooker.
Chefs
El Huarache Loco: Traditional Mexican Cuisine For a New Generation
For chef Veronica Salazar, preparing homemade Mexican cuisine to serve at her restaurant El Huarache Loco is not only a lifelong dream realized, it represents the continuation of a decades-long family tradition. Chef Salazar grew up in the kitchen with her parents and grandparents learning how to prepare Mexican cuisine like mole, fajitas and her restaurant’s specialty, huarache. See how she brings inspired flavors to the dishes she serves her new and loyal customers in Marin County.
Chefs
Cowgirl Creamery: Hand-Crafted San Francisco Cheese
After decades in the restaurant business, friends Peggy Smith and Sue Conley started Cowgirl Creamery north of San Francisco in Point Reyes Station with the intention of using the wholesome dairy from the region to make high-quality, artisanal cheese. As luck would have it, their most award-winning cheese, Red Hawk, was created by accident. See what other rich stories are behind their hand-crafted cheeses.
Chefs
Jack From Brooklyn: Sorel Caribbean Liqueur
Jackie Summers’ Sorel liqueur has a history as rich and complex as the flavors that makeup this traditional Caribbean liqueur. Inspired by the spiced hibiscus and rum drink that his Barbadian grandparents used to make, Summers decided to market the drink commercially in 2012, after surviving a cancer scare. From hibiscus to cloves, to nutmeg and cinnamon, discover the procession of flavor that makeup Jack From Brooklyn’s Sorel.
Chefs
Tomales Bay Oyster Company: Farm-to-Table Freshness
For a true farm-to-table oyster experience, pay a visit to Tomales Bay Oyster Company in Marshall, California. Visitors travel from around the world to picnic on the shore and taste the company’s “Golden Nugget” oyster, a tumbled oyster with delectably plump meat. See what makes this shellfish farm one-of-a-kind.
Chefs
Four & Twenty Blackbirds: Family Pie-Making Tradition
For Emily and Melissa Elsen, old-fashioned, homespun pies are a family tradition. Inspired by their grandmother Liz, the sisters opened Four & Twenty Blackbirds, in Gowanus, Brooklyn to serve their community with seasonal pies by-the-slice in a comfortable atmosphere. See what goes into their inventive sweet and savory creations.
Chefs
Gevalia: Coffee-Making with 150 Years of Swedish Expertise
When Victor Engwall founded his coffee company in 1853, he began a tradition of Swedish coffee-making that prides itself on upholding the highest quality from beans to brew. Today, Gevalia Kaffe continues what Engwall started with expert coffee-makers around the globe who focus on producing a consistent coffee experience that’s always rich, never bitter.
Chefs
Gevalia: The Origins of Engwall Swedish Coffee-Making
Join Epicurious on a trip to Gävle, Sweden, where Victor Theodore Engwall started his company in 1853. Discover the people, places, and processes that are at the core of Gevalia’s long heritage as one of the finest coffee-makers in the world.