The Sporting Chef
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The Sporting Chef

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Episodes

  1. S1 E1 - Fish and Shrimp Cakes

    December 30, 1899
    6min
    ALL
    Fish and shrimp are best friends, especially when they are cooked together.
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  2. S1 E2 - Whine About Wine

    December 30, 1899
    2min
    ALL
    Scott only cooks with cheap wine and saves the expensive stuff for drinking. He shows how to make a simple red win sauce.
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  3. S1 E3 - Brining

    December 30, 1899
    2min
    ALL
    Scott doesn't cook a duck or goose without brining them first. Learn how to draw blood without diluting the brining water.
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  4. S1 E4 - Waterfowl Marinade

    December 30, 1899
    2min
    ALL
    Scott shows his recipe for marinating waterfowl. It's a very simple recipe with a citrus Asian kick.
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  5. S1 E5 - Dry Fish

    December 30, 1899
    1min
    ALL
    Scott shows a simple way to make sure you don't have 'fish juice' in your freezer bags.
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  6. S1 E6 - Flash Fry

    December 30, 1899
    2min
    ALL
    Chef Leysath explains the difference between cooking different sizes of meat in different oil temperatures.
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  7. S1 E7 - Chili

    December 30, 1899
    49sec
    ALL
    Got leftover chili? Here's a simple way to make sure it doesn't go to waste.
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  8. S1 E8 - Boar Slider

    December 30, 1899
    1min
    ALL
    Scott makes a simple breakfast slider sandwich with ground wild boar and quail egg.
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  9. S1 E9 - Stuffing a Backstrap

    December 30, 1899
    3min
    ALL
    Chef Leysath demonstrates his technique for slicing a backstrap and how to tie it after you stuff it.
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  10. S1 E10 - Proper Temperatures

    December 30, 1899
    2min
    ALL
    Scott slices a marinated duck breast and shows you how it should look (and what it shouldn't look like) when cooked under proper temperatures.
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