Chef Emeril goes to Napa Valley California to visit the Culinary Institute of America. He checks out how these future Chefs take the time to grow their own produce so they get the freshest ingredients for their creations in the kitchen.
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Emeril Green: The Culinary Institute Of America
Chef Emeril goes to Napa Valley California to visit the Culinary Institute of America. He checks out how these future Chefs take the time to grow their own produce so they get the freshest ingredients for their creations in the kitchen.
Added: Oct 19, 2009
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Runtime: 01:51
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