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Instructional Video2:34
Food Farmer Earth

The Oldest Pinot Noir Vines in the Willamette Valley

12th - Higher Ed
Dundee, Oregon. David Lett may not have single-handedly put Oregon wine on the world map, but he was certainly one of its earliest, most prescient, winemaking crusaders that helped establish the Oregon wine industry. In keeping with the...
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Instructional Video2:20
Food Farmer Earth

The Old World Craft of Barrel Making

12th - Higher Ed
McMinnville, Oregon. A step in the winemaking process that is often overlooked, is the role of the barrel maker, referred to as the cooper. Rick DeFerrari, of Oregon Barrel Works, started learning how to make barrels back in 1992 where...
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Instructional Video2:51
Food Farmer Earth

Sparkling Wine Making Bubbly

12th - Higher Ed
Sparkling wines are relatively new in the Willamette Valley. Only a small number of wineries within this region are producing wines with carbonation, mostly using the high-quality, French “Methode Champenoise” process where a secondary...
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Instructional Video9:42
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Short Cuts To Glory - Recipes - Dressing

9th - 12th
Martin Boetz shows Matt three simple salad dressings: French vinaigrette, light and creamy yogurt and an Asian-inspired soy, honey and ginger.
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Instructional Video5:33
Food Farmer Earth

Growing Micro Greens and Organic Produce for Restaurant

12th - Higher Ed
Chef Stacey Givens, founder and owner of The Side Yard in Portland, Oregon, and chef at Raptor Ridge Winery in Newberg, talks about growing micro greens and selling them to the city's finest restaurants. Since the term "micro greens" is...
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Instructional Video8:58
The Art Assignment

Do Not Try to Eat This

9th - 12th
Dada was a movement known for collage, upturned urinals, and its radicality--a reaction to the horrors of World War I. It was NOT known for its food, but in 1961 artist Man Ray offered this "Menu for a Dadaist Day," and we cooked it for...
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Instructional Video6:57
Curated Video

Cultural Flavours - France - Desserts

3rd - 12th
Cultural Flavours - France - Desserts
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Instructional Video5:37
Epicurious

50 People Try to Make an Omelette | Basic Skills Challenge | Epicurious

6th - 11th
What's better than an omelette? A French-style omelette! Yeah, that "normal" omelette, that's an American-style omelette. 50 people attempt to make this delicious version of an omelette. How will it go? Well...watch and find out! Like...
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Instructional Video1:49
Epicurious

Coffee 101: How to Grind the Beans

6th - 11th
Coffee expert Mike Phillips of Intelligentsia Coffee explains what coarseness of grind to use for various coffee-brewing methods, from French press to espresso machine. Still haven’t subscribed to Epicurious on YouTube? ►►...
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Instructional Video2:34
Epicurious

How to Make Béchamel Sauce

6th - 11th
Learn how to make béchamel, a basic French white sauce made from milk and a roux that is often used as an ingredient in other dishes. Still haven’t subscribed to Epicurious on YouTube? ►► http://bit.ly/epiyoutubesub ABOUT EPICURIOUS...
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Instructional Video2:10
Epicurious

How to Make Beurre Blanc

6th - 11th
Learn how to make beurre blanc, a classic French white wine and butter sauce that goes especially well with seafood. Still haven’t subscribed to Epicurious on YouTube? ►► http://bit.ly/epiyoutubesub ABOUT EPICURIOUS Browse thousands of...
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Instructional Video0:24
The March of Time

Maginot Line food

12th - Higher Ed
MOT 1938: MAGINOT LINE FOOD: MS French chefs cooking in kitchen steam. MS Chef inspecting meat. MS Chefs working manning machine. CU Soldier adjusting knob. Chefs in kitchen. Chef cutting raw meat. VS Chef pouring soup into canister.
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Instructional Video2:43
Epicurious

Coffee 101: Coffee Brewing Techniques

6th - 11th
Find out which home coffee brewing system brews the tastiest cup, and how to get the best out of your coffee machine: Intelligentsia Coffee expert Mike Phillips demonstrates various coffee brewers, from the French press to siphon pots....
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Instructional Video3:02
Curated Video

The History and Recipe of Casserole

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Casserole is a fast and versatile meal that became popular in Canada and the United States during the mid 1900s. Follow along with the video to make your own casserole and watch to the end of the video for a fun fact about casserole and...
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Instructional Video3:03
Curated Video

The History and Recipe of Sausage Rolls

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The sausage roll consists of sausage wrapped in puff pastry. Though this is a signature British dish, the idea of stuffing puff pastry with meat likely came from ancient Greece. Learn more about sausage rolls!
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Instructional Video4:44
Food Farmer Earth

How to Make an Irish Coffee

12th - Higher Ed
Veteran bartender David Shenaut from the soon to open Portland restaurant —Raven and Rose, demonstrates how to make the classic Irish Coffee drink.
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Instructional Video3:08
Curated Video

The History and Making of Cake

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Cake is often eaten as a dessert and is a common celebratory food. Learn a bit of history about cake and dessert culture.
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Instructional Video3:00
Curated Video

The History and Making of Meringue

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Meringue is a light, sweet confection made from a whipped egg white base. It can be eaten alone or used as topping on dessert. Learn more about this sweet and try making your own meringue!

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