Chef at Large

Chef at Large (2002-2006)

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Chef at Large is an all-access back stage pass to the fast-paced hidden world of chefs and cuisines. Chef Michael Smith is on the adventure of a lifetime as he travels to meet other skilled chefs, investigates their amazing and diverse kitchens and documents their unique and challenging worlds. Chef at Large presents a creative and insightful exploration into culinary culture. Join Chef Michael Smith as he visits and explores everything from Cooks Studio Café in Vancouver's East End, to Fire & Ice, ice and sugar sculptures by Golden Chefs, to Mushroom Foraging in the wilds of Oregon. Viewers will be introduced to a variety of talented and fascinating people as they deal with their distinctive culinary challenges. Whether Michael's getting creative and messy, laughing it up with other chefs or discovering some very exceptional and special people and their kitchen setting.

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Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S05E17Eight Chocolate CoursesDec 18, 2006
S05E16Screaming AvocadoJun 27, 2006
S05E15Pizza PizzazzMar 28, 2006
S05E14You Get What You Pay ForMar 21, 2006
S05E13Wild, Wild MushroomsMar 14, 2006
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Chef at Large' from the year 2002 premiere?

The TV show 'Chef at Large' from the year 2002 premiered on October 14, 2002.

Who was the host of 'Chef at Large'?

The host of 'Chef at Large' was Michael Smith.

Where was 'Chef at Large' primarily filmed?

'Chef at Large' was primarily filmed in various locations across Canada.

What is the format of 'Chef at Large'?

'Chef at Large' follows a documentary-style format, showcasing the culinary adventures of Michael Smith.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Chef at Large'?

The first season of 'Chef at Large' consisted of 26 episodes.

Did 'Chef at Large' focus on a specific cuisine or cooking style?

Yes, 'Chef at Large' focused on exploring different cuisines and cooking styles from around the world.

Who were some of the notable guest chefs featured on 'Chef at Large'?

Some notable guest chefs featured on 'Chef at Large' included Susur Lee, David Adjey, and Vikram Vij.

How did 'Chef at Large' showcase the culinary world?

'Chef at Large' showcased the culinary world by taking viewers behind the scenes of restaurants, farms, and food festivals.

What was the goal of 'Chef at Large'?

The goal of 'Chef at Large' was to inspire viewers to explore and experiment with different flavors and cooking techniques.

Did 'Chef at Large' provide cooking tips and recipes?

Yes, 'Chef at Large' provided cooking tips and recipes throughout the show, allowing viewers to recreate dishes at home.

How did 'Chef at Large' incorporate travel into the show?

'Chef at Large' incorporated travel by showcasing Michael Smith's culinary adventures in various cities and countries.

Did 'Chef at Large' feature any challenges or competitions?

While 'Chef at Large' primarily focused on exploration and education, it occasionally featured friendly cooking challenges.

Were there any recurring segments on 'Chef at Large'?

Yes, 'Chef at Large' had recurring segments such as "Local Heroes," where local chefs and food artisans were highlighted.

Did 'Chef at Large' receive any awards or nominations?

While there is no specific information about awards or nominations for 'Chef at Large,' the show was well-received by audiences.

Did 'Chef at Large' have a companion cookbook?

Yes, 'Chef at Large' had a companion cookbook that featured recipes and stories from the show.

Is 'Chef at Large' still airing?

No, 'Chef at Large' concluded its run after the initial airing of its episodes.

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