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Methods of Open Fire BBQ w/ Francis Mallmann | Anthony Bourdain's The Mind of a Chef | Full Episode

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Travel with Chef Ed Lee to the foothills of the Andes in Argentina to visit Francis Mallmann, an icon of open flame cuisine, to explore the most elemental part of cooking: fire. [Originally aired 2014]

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The Mind of a Chef
Narrated by Executive Producer Anthony Bourdain, The Mind of a Chef combines cooking, travel, history, humor, art and science into a cinematic journey, each episode capturing another glorious flicker from the mind of its subject and focusing on what it truly means to cook, think, create and live in the food-obsessed world that is The Mind of a Chef.

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21 responses to “Methods of Open Fire BBQ w/ Francis Mallmann | Anthony Bourdain's The Mind of a Chef | Full Episode”

  1. @chrisgundersen1117 Avatar
    @chrisgundersen1117

    Really love the content remember the original 🙂 the editing is throwing me off making me feel a little dizzy around the edges. Thank you!

  2. @MustWorkWeekends Avatar
    @MustWorkWeekends

    What a beautiful video and experience. It takes me back to my youth, when I fell in love with cooking (and eating) and it invigorates my old Chef notions. Thank you.

  3. @aes1007 Avatar
    @aes1007

    Francis is an absolute treasure!

  4. @waikaalulu9941 Avatar
    @waikaalulu9941

    Very good brah. We do same. Much love.

  5. @fishnhomeylod462 Avatar
    @fishnhomeylod462

    Beautiful.

  6. @skepticaloptimist1917 Avatar
    @skepticaloptimist1917

    "When you choose the logs… in a way they are like children… and then you burn them."
    Really? I am afraid to meet your family, if there are any left!
    But I kid, I love your connection to the Earth, fire, food, and our history of cooking with fire and even benefitting from its accidental occurrence in nature i.e.: fire provides roasted proteins to hominids.

  7. @Razedot Avatar
    @Razedot

    Seems like his approach to cooking is just as natural as the environment he lives in. It’s relaxed, it’s simple, it’s quite beautiful.

  8. @CrèmeFraîche88 Avatar
    @CrèmeFraîche88

    I haven't seen this in about 10 years I still love cooking cherry tomatoes like this.such a calm episode 👌

  9. @michaelallred1516 Avatar
    @michaelallred1516

    Looks delicious 😊

  10. @sethsoderman5152 Avatar
    @sethsoderman5152

    Love show

  11. @sunvegeta Avatar
    @sunvegeta

    Great episode! I envy those that are able to live that type of lifestyle, which in part is my life's goal!

  12. @StopWars420 Avatar
    @StopWars420

    I only know of him from the American Dad episode 😂

  13. @littlejason99 Avatar
    @littlejason99

    That was absolutely amazing to watch!

  14. @henrywilson9928 Avatar
    @henrywilson9928

    My dad always said “ every man sees his soul in the coals of a fire.”

  15. @williemasonjohnson Avatar
    @williemasonjohnson

    Two of my favorite chefs; what a wonderful video I will continue to treasure! How inspirational….

  16. @MrfiX725 Avatar
    @MrfiX725

    That was exceptional!!!

  17. @markchristopher4165 Avatar
    @markchristopher4165

    These are all great episodes, but this one with Francis is a treasure

  18. @HowdIEvenGetHere Avatar
    @HowdIEvenGetHere

    Where there’s flame, there’s someone trying to make s’mores or bbq somewhere nearby

  19. @wlfgngct Avatar
    @wlfgngct

    I'm subscribed, where have these episodes been?

  20. @tzadik. Avatar
    @tzadik.

    Chef Mallmann has a magnificent YesChef episode on their Youtube channel. Very in-depth.

  21. @Syco108 Avatar
    @Syco108

    Fire is an ingredient

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