#chefstablenetflix

[afoodgeek]

OMG it’s here and it’s awesome! @christinatosi Please start a shop here in the San Francisco Bay Area! #food #instafood #crackpie #milkbar #chefstable #chefstablenetflix

[theorb33]

First time having authentic #mexicancuisine @cosmenyc . #abalone #tostadas , #kabochasquash #tamal , #mole rojo, husk meringue washed down with striptease, a #mezcal based cocktail . Need to plan a trip to @pujolrestaurant . #chefstablenetflix @enriqueolveraf @danielasotoinnes #foodporn #foodie #foodphotography #foodgasm (at Cosme)

[theorb33]

First time having authentic #mexicancuisine @cosmenyc . #abalone #tostadas , #kabochasquash #tamal , #mole rojo, husk meringue washed down with striptease, a #mezcal based cocktail . #chefstablenetflix @enriqueolveraf @danielasotoinnes (at Cosme)

[eldarkabiri]

Shiitake boiled in soy sauce inspired by the Monk chef's table 3.

[thebreadbasket-blog-blog-blog]

If you’ve got Netflix, there are many great documentaries/shows out there about food. Here are some that I have watched and would recommend (note: these are links toward information about the shows, not direct links to Netflix):

·        Hungry for Change

·        Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead

·        Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead 2

·        Fed Up

·        Chef’s Table

·        Food, Inc

·        TED Talks: Chew on This

Some of them are similar, while others are not related at all, but I have found all of them helpful in this journey of learning more about past, present, and future of food. Is there anything else I should be watching? My next step is to pursue more literature as I am running out of Netflix shows (although I could listen to Dan Barber talk about sustainable farming all day long).