ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week we look at why the restaurant world is still run by men with chef Amanda Cohen of New York City’s beloved vegetarian restaurant Dirt Candy. Lynne invites the authors of Cooking From the Heart: The Hmong Kitchen in America into her kitchen for a lesson in Chicken Larb and the Sterns are heading to Newport, Oregon, to Local Ocean Seafoods.
Broadcast dates for this episode:
- August 8, 2014 (originally aired)
- August 7, 2015 (rebroadcast)
English
United States
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