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Coast Guard and Philly
Season 1, Episode 5
Food can be a strong source of comfort and enabler of camaraderie as expressed by Coast Guard cook Arianna Gunn and South Philadelphia Fire Department resident chef and Marine veteran Bill Joerger. Chef de Cuisine Holly Jivin, who leads a team of more than 30 people at The Bazaar by José Andrés at the Beverly Hills SLS, prepares the restaurant’s signature interpretation of a “Philly Cheesesteak.”
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Meet the scientists and chefs working to ensure the health and well-being of our nation’s finest, even as they are challenged by the toughest terrains and harshest conditions in the world.
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S1 E2: Darling Farm and 10th Mountain Whiskey
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Walk the halls of the Culinary Institute of America (CIA). Spend time with Chef Ludo Lefebvres’ lieutenant, Will Marquardt, Army veteran and Chef de Cuisine at Petit Trois, as well as Top Chef Master Neal Fraser owner of downtown L.A. restaurant Redbird.
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S1 E4: Okinawa and Guam
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Travel across the Pacific to Okinawa and Guam where the U.S. military has been a strong influence for decades. Top Chef winner Mei Lin explore the fusion of Asian and American flavors with her “Island Congee with Coconut Milk-Braised Pork Shoulder.”
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S1 E5: Coast Guard and Philly
Season 1, Episode 5
Coast Guard cook Arianna Gunn and South Philadelphia Fire Department resident chef and Marine veteran Bill Joerger show they provide sustenance for those on a mission. Chef de Cuisine Holly Jivin prepares Beverly Hills SLS-style Philly Cheesesteak.
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At the Meir family grove, a Jewish kibbutz meals brings people from both sides of West Bank's wall, sharing a common hope for peace and prosperity for their future generations.
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Inspired by his wife of Lebanese, Iraqi and Palestinian heritage, Chef Tim Hollingsworth infuses this beef tartare dish with the flavors of the Middle East using lavash cracker, aleppo, mint and bulgur and celebrating the merits of olive oil.
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Walk the streets of Tel Aviv; step into to Kobi’s Hummus Bar, which encourages Arabs and Jews to share a meal together; and visit a olive farm hosting a Jewish Kibbutz meal open to Jewish, Arab and Christian communities.
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Sometimes, one of the most important acts of diplomacy during war is to share food.
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Make this modern taken on a classic Philly Cheesesteak sandwich, served in the style of José Andrés' The Bazaar at SLS Hotel.
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