Remember that time Andrew Zimmern brought Bizarre Foods to Seattle for an interview with Jason? This was back when we had one machine "The Slayer" ... we've come a long way everyone––thanks for being a part of our journey. Big thank you Andrew Zimmern for making all those espressos with us, come back any time. Had to rewind the part where you say, “at full pressure commander!” a couple times, haha! #slayerespresso #makecoffeebetter #chefsandcoffee #andrewzimmern #tbt | Slayer Espresso

The secret to restaurant-quality cooking? It’s hiding in what you’re throwing away. That rich, deeply flavorful base starts with those shells and bones you’re about to toss. This is the difference between a good dish and an unforgettable dish. Every time I cook shrimp, crab, or lobster, those shells go straight into a freezer bag. (Same with bones and vegetable scraps—nothing gets wasted.) When the bag’s full, I transform it into liquid gold. This is where real flavor lives. Your soups get riche

An essential building block of cooking that can transform the flavor of a dish, chicken stock is the single greatest ingredient you can make in your kitchen. Using a crock-pot is a no hassle way to cook stocks... Simply load it up, set it to 200 degrees and let it steep for 36 hours. When it’s finished, you’re left with golden consommé. No muss, no fuss. Click the link in my bio to watch the full video! | Andrew Zimmern

If your winter cooking needs one hero dish, this is it. Country French Bean Soup 🇫🇷 Comforting, rich, and deeply layered without being complicated. This is a cook with your senses kind of recipe. It’s become a repeat dish in my household and I guarantee it will in yours, too. All you need: • Dried beans (soaked overnight) • Stock • Olive oil • Onions, carrots, celery, garlic • Herbs, bay leaves • Your favorite seasoned salt Want the full step-by-step? Check out the link in bio! | Andrew Zimmer