Rick Stein's Road to Mexico: Monterey to San Diego
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm, Tuesday, January 27 on U&Dave ja vu (74)
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Monterey to San Diego
Season 1, Episode 2
The chef continues down the Californian coastline immortalised by John Steinbeck, a region of citrus groves and vineyards. On the edge of Los Angeles, Rick discovers Olvera Street, where the Hispanic origins of the city took root. Then heading south to San Diego, he meets 79-year-old Peter Halmay, the oldest sea-urchin diver in town, and is served the best fish chilli he has ever had by a local fishmonger
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Cast & Crew
Rick Stein
(Presenter)
Ben Southwell
(Director)
David Pritchard
(Director)
Grace Kitto
(Executive producer)
Arezoo Farahzad
(Producer)
Adam De Wan
(Editor)
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Did You Know..
Rick Stein
(Presenter)
Born:
January 04, 1947
in
Oxfordshire
Best Known For:
His expertise with fish dishes.
Early-life:
Born in Oxfordshire on January 4, 1947. He went to catering college and then travelled the world. He worked on a German cargo ship and an Australian railway before returning to read English at New College, Oxford. He later moved to Padstow, where he had spent many childhood holidays. Stein opened a nightclub in the Cornish town in 1974, but soon transformed it into a cafe, then a restaurant, and went on to specialise in seafood cooking.
Career:
In 1984, Stein's The Seafood Restaurant was voted Egon Ronay Restaurant of the Year. As his star continued to rise, close friend Keith Floyd put his name forward as a natural for TV. Stein became a popular presenter with a number of cookery series for the BBC including Rick Stein's Taste of the Sea, Fruits of the Sea, Food Heroes, and French Odyssey. His last culinary tour involved a trip to Spain and was broadcast in 2011. He has also found time to present a documentary on novelist Daphne du Maurier and acted as a contributor on Grumpy Old Men.
Quote:
"Chefs are paying far too much attention to novel ideas and not nearly enough to the basic quality of the ingredients."
Trivia:
Stein owns four restaurants in Padstow, as well as various other ventures. His impact on the local economy is such that the town has reportedly been nicknamed 'Padstein'.
Ben Southwell
(Director)
David Pritchard
(Director)
Grace Kitto
(Executive producer)
Arezoo Farahzad
(Producer)
Adam De Wan
(Editor)
