On the surface, the practice of medicine, both the traditional and non-traditional approaches, would seem to have little in common with the growing of grapes. For Dr. Robert Gross, there is a strong connection between his training as a medical doctor, and viticulture. This episode draws upon the rich interplay between two completely separate fields, each helping to enhance better understanding with the other.
Cooking garden fresh foods made with love, from mother to daughter, generations of family knowledge passed down through oral tradition trace a living legacy of Lebanese food. Recipes from the episode: Summer Squash With Rice; My Father’s Tomato Salad
Creating a restaurant from the ground up is an ambitious endeavor in itself. To base the theme of such a restaurant around locally produced food, good land stewardship, and preserving social tastes is even more grand. Stu Stein, owner of Terroir (pronounced, tεʀwaʀ, in French) shares his philosophy and vision. Recipes from the episode: Dungeness Crab and Fuji Apple with Curry Mayonnaise; Game Hen en Cocotte with Sweet Potato Bread; Cornmeal Fried Oysters with a Salad of Organic Greens and Lemon-Caper Aioli
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They are found in almost every kitchen, but surprisingly there’s only one U.S. manufacturer. Follow us inside the Best Manufacturers plant for a rare visit to see how a whisk is made. Recipe from the episode: Michael’s Mars Meringues
Linda Sawaya demonstrates a favorite Lebanese dish from her cookbook "Alice's Kitchen".
Fondant adds a special zest to cakes, pastries, and candies. See for yourself as a cake decorator creates fun with fondant.
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