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    First Aired - 09/05/2012 12:00PM
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    Author, chef, restauranteur and "The Father of Modern American Cuisine", Jonathan Waxman, joins Dorothy Cann Hamilton on this week's episode of Chef's Story. Jonathan explains how meeting Alice Waters and cooking at Chez Panisse influenced his career as a chef. Though he never imagined he'd cook growing up - Jonathan quickly fell in love with high quality ingredients and improvisational cooking and eventually went on to open Barbuto, a critically acclaimed restaurant in New York City's West Village. Hear how the Berkeley California movement helped shape our nation's culinary identity for years to come and how Jonathan Waxman played a crucial role in the creation of what we know as "Modern American Cuisine". This program was made possible by White Oak Pastures.

    "It's inspiring the way Alice Waters teaches people - I thank her to this day."

    "Tunnel vision provides you with a platform to do well."

    "When we opened up Barbuto I didn't think anyone would come. It's now evolved into my favorite thing I've ever done in my life. It's not just Italian, it's not just New York, it's not just me. It's a real connection between my customers, my farmers, my wine guys and everybody else. It's a big fat party and a collaboration between everybody. "

    "Synthesizing cuisine to the bare essentials is really what good food is all about."

    --chef Jonathan Waxman on Chef's Story

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    First Aired - 11/07/2012 11:00AM
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    This week on Taste Matters, guest host Izabela Wojcik is joined by Melanie Dunea, the creator & photographer of "My Last Supper". Melanie has been asking chefs the ultimate question: "What would be your last meal on earth?" This question has been responsible for photography and video projects, two books and a whole world of insight into the minds and lives of the most famous chefs in the world. Tune in and hear the inspiration behind the project and some stories and experiences Melanie has shared with chefs and celebrities. This program was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.

    "All I see my work as is way to transfer information." [7:20]

    "I started MyLastSupper.com because I thought it was time to bring the project to life. Everybody has a last supper and everybody wants to share it." [22:15]

    "I would never call myself a food photographer because there are so many amazing people out there [doing that] - for me this journey has been an incredible way to dip into a world I care about." [24:20]

    --Melanie Dunea, creator and photographer of "My Last Supper" on Taste Matters

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    First Aired - 02/05/2013 03:00PM
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    Andrew Friedman has offered us insight into the world of chefs for the past 15 years via Toqueland, and continues to work with some of the top professionals in the field. From co-authoring Gotham Bar and Grill’s first cookbook (and two more collaborations since) with Alfred Portale, spending time with former White House chef Walter Scheib, and following the US team at the Bocuse d’Or for his first solo book “Knives at Dawn”. What great chefs will he write about next? Find out on this week's episode of THE FOOD SEEN! This program has been brought to you by Catskill Provisions.

    "I'm always looking for someone who has a very well-defined point-of-view... someone who is expressing their self on the plate in a very organic way." [23:10]

    "These days, anyone who can come up with a tapas menu is a chef!" [26:50]

    -- Andrew Friedman on THE FOOD SEEN

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