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First Aired - 11/13/2012 03:00PM
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On today’s THE FOOD SEEN, wilderness man Steven Rinella, hunts to live. Raised in the woods of Northern Michigan, Steven began fishing at 3, shot hist first squirrel at 10, and started commercially trapping muskrats as a preteen. In his new book, Meat Eater, Steven explores people’s long history as predators, and how the modern hunter’s role is perceived in America. This episode has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch.
"This whole way of life is fading. It's getting harder and harder to go bang on someone's door and ask, 'Hey, can I hunt on your property?' People have one hundred reasons to not let you." [5:00]
"Trapping muskrats so that some woman in Italy, who I will never meet, can have a fur coat didn't mean as much to me as hunting deer that I would use to feed myself." [7:30]
"One of the things that allowed humans to be one of the most widely distributed species on this earth is that we were able to go to really cold environments and be able to make a living killing meat. [24:05]
-- Steven Rinella on THE FOOD SEEN
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Hunting, Trapping, and Fishing to Live (16:06)
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First Aired - 02/08/2011 03:00PM
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This week on The Food Seen, Michael Harlan Turkel has a conversation with the prolific Joshua David Stein, Senior Editor of Eater National. Tune in to hear a recap of the latest Bocuse d'Or and what makes Team USA so unique. Also hear about some of the more interesting experiences Joshua has had with some of the biggest names in food including Mimi Sheridan, Rene Redzepi & Nigella Lawson. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market. For more information visit www.wholefoodsmarket.com
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The Food Seen Introduction: Joshua David Stein (21:32)
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airhorns, Michael Harlan Turkel, The Food Seen, Whole Foods Market, Joshua David Stein, Senior Editor of Eater National, Bocuse d'Or, dinner to raise money for Team USA, The Game Dinner, $500 dinner, James Kent, there is not a strong tradition of competitive cooking in the US, panel of US chefs, Paul Bocuse, influenced many chefs, things feel partitioned in the US, noisemakers at the event, the Swiss had cowbells, the Olympics of food, 2 days, 24 countries,Segment 2 (22:35)
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James Kent grew up in Manhattan and Sag Harbor, for the meat dish he used traditional steakhouse flavors with lamb, callback to old style New York restaurants, Sag Harbor fish plate, pile ons and seaweed, summer style dish, bringing a life philosophy to the kitchen, Basque cuisine, Peter Meehan, Mimi Sheridan, history of NY dining, Mario Batali, Nigella Lawson, she is much more than a sexbot, most surprising topic Josh had with a subject, Rene Redzepi, T shirts at the spotted pig, The John Dory t shirt, Joshua also writes erotica,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 10/09/2009 03:00PM
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Rachel Wharton of Edible Brooklyn/Manhattan & Keith Wagstaff of City Search join Cathy to talk about morning after breakfast, good egg cooking techniques, and the vegetarian/meat eater clash on the debut episode of "Cheap Date".
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Cheap Date Innaugaral Show! (18:21)
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Cathy Erway, Cheap Date, Rachel Wharton, Keith Wagstaff, Rachel is the deputy editor Edible Brooklyn, Edible Manhattan, sex, City Search, The Feedbag, Josh Ozersky, The Mr. Cutlets Show, food for romantic situations, cooking from home, www.noteatingoutinny.com, restaurant culture, ideal first date, The Mutton Man, curry beef sandwich, liver, spleen, date conversation on the subway, inviting a date to your home is very intimate, morning after breakfast, olive oil bread and cheese, dating foodies, mac and cheese, spaghetti, basil, garlic,Eggs, Ideal First Date Foods & Picky Eaters (9:20)
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sauteed greens with bacon put on bread for breakfast, instructional cooking videos, eggs can baffle people, omlettes, poached eggs, uptight vegans, Gordan Ramsay scrambled eggs recipe, ideal first date food, Keith gives his ideal date food, nothing is less attractive than a girl who only orders a salad on a date, you know you found a winner if she orders fried chicken, allergies, picky eaters, vegetarians,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
