Here in the Seattle area, it’s been beautifully snowy and chillingly cold. We’re spending more time indoors, so we’ve been indulging in a few more cooking and food related television shows lately!
Take a peek at what we’re currently enjoying watching!
Kaiti’s Watching:
Street Food Series – Netflix
Street Food takes us to Asia, where we explore food in Jakarta, Taiwan, Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines and more. The second season takes us to Latin America to learn about foods from Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Peru, etc.
The Next Thing You Eat – Hulu
Restauranteur and podcaster David Chang heads up this six-episode docuseries about the future of food.
Gordon Ramsay’s Ultimate Home Cooking – Hulu
Gordon Ramsay’s practical home cookery series where he teaches us to cook amazing food every day, for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
High on the Hog – Netflix
This show explores how African-American cuisine transformed America. Hosted by chef and cookbook author Steven Satterfield.
Best Leftovers Ever – Netflix
Skillful cooks transform tired leftovers into tantalizing new dishes. Jackie Tohn hosts, and chef Rosemary Shrager judges.
Carrie’s Watching:
Baker’s Dozen – Hulu
Passionate amateur bakers go head-to-head with seasoned baking professionals in this competition series, hosted by former White House chef Bill Yosses.
Candified – Home for the Holidays – Hulu
Candy artisans and master confectioners work to create a life-size gingerbread house made of candy in this four-episode series. The episodes feature Candy Queen Jackie Sorkin.
Crime Scene Kitchen – Hulu
Bakers must decode what type of dessert was made using just crumbs and a few elusive clues. Starring Joel McHale.
The Great Canadian Baking Show – YouTube
Canadian Broadcasting Corp’s version of the popular “Great British Bake-Off” which we know here in America as “The Great British Baking Show.”
Project Bakeover – Hulu
Not much actual cooking or baking is shown, but I’m loving this “bakery rescue” show. A professional baker and bakery operator teams up with a restaurant designer to makeover and help save failing bakeries.
We’d love to hear your recommendations for the food and cooking shows you’re currently watching! Let us know in the comments below!
